you could try doing a figure 8 when wrapping it having it go around the whole foot that way it will be more natural for him and harder for him to get off
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I don't have pekins but i have read they can develop leg problems because of the size they get, they are intended for the table and were meant to be raised to a certain age and processed so probably not alot of thought went into developing this heavy bird and the leg problems they can get. Try to keep him from getting over weight may help, It could even be causing breathing problems pressing on his lungs, or it could be a birth defect. only way to know would be to take him to an avian vet, if you can afford to do that then just keep on loving him and feeding him right[not alot of treats] i n the hight carb department, and just keep an eye on him. They are suppose to be very sweet ducks so I know he is loved.regarding my male duck and his sore foot.. thanks guys.. he is no longer limping.. however, he is still not moving a lot and panting. He has been doing this off and on since he was a baby.. so is this maybe a birth defect? When he was little he would lay around a lot more than the female, and he would pant like that off and on. (refer to my video I posted earlier) Now the panting is everyday and he has a hard time keeping up.. I get discouraged because I don't know much about ducks and trying to learn as much as I can.
He IS loved!! They are beautiful birds..