nathanielfirst
Chirping
- May 25, 2018
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this is another hypothetical question,
I have a had a loose goose (haha) in my car before, in the passenger's seat. he flapped his wings a lot and tried to get out the closed window. A hand on top of him to steady him stopped most of this. That wasn't a good plan but all turned out well in the end. In the future, knowing they as wild geese have developed powerful wings, would a large dog carrier by itself, covered with a sheet, suffice, and he would not knock himself out or break a wing flapping, or would I need a towel or sheet to wrap around his body + wings loosely, like i see done with swans in some youtube videos, and also the carrier?
thanks
I have a had a loose goose (haha) in my car before, in the passenger's seat. he flapped his wings a lot and tried to get out the closed window. A hand on top of him to steady him stopped most of this. That wasn't a good plan but all turned out well in the end. In the future, knowing they as wild geese have developed powerful wings, would a large dog carrier by itself, covered with a sheet, suffice, and he would not knock himself out or break a wing flapping, or would I need a towel or sheet to wrap around his body + wings loosely, like i see done with swans in some youtube videos, and also the carrier?
thanks