- Aug 7, 2012
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Geese just have attitude and being a bully is one of them, I have had the same thing with my dogs and first just the gander because I didn't have the goose but my dog had enough and did attack, thank goodness it was minor and no skin was bitten. But I realized I had to do something so I use the long mop pole and it works pretty good but I do have to reinforce at times. Missy is almost worse than Sam about bullying. they tolerate the ducks and chickens as long as they don't get too close but I have never seen either on attack one just usually put their heads down to make them move. Rehoming may work but what about the other ones? they may pick up the slack once he's gone. Try the broom and swat them on the butts. I have had to do that with Sam when he was going after me.
Thanks miss Lydia I will try the broom and see. They are big bullies to everyone except me. They've pulled my ducks feathers numerous times. Its just been recent with the dog. He thinks its funny now and just sees it as a big game. Uncle Waldo is very much a bully but when he thinks I'm not looking he's fine. Like I have the ducklings pen where I can see it out the window and uncle waldo will try to attack them through the fence until he thinks I'm no longer looking or something because after awhile Amelia and Boris will move on but uncle Waldo doesn't leave the pens side. He will sleep next to it and will walk around it where they walk and eat the grass next to it. Which is cute but then I will let them out and he turns into killer gander. The geese are very protective of me so it makes me wonder if that's what causes it. He is very in your face now and I don't like that. But I will try the broom and see what happens.