Need help please.

Im devastated to say we had to bury our little rouen yesterday who grew up with our canadian goose rescue. (Real estate lady and people viewing the house ran him over, and we have rectified the issue) And now im worried about him being alone since the other 3 pekin females tend to try and bully him by flapping and aggressive head bobbing and chasing. My question is do you guys think that i should try and get another duck or even another type of goose so he has a friend? Will he accept them? Or should i keep trying to introduce him into the pekin group? Any thoughts or insight would be so amazing.

And im sorry if this is a bit jumbled up. Im still very distraught with the whole situation and watching my goose honk around the yard looking for his friend. Never thought losing a duck would make a grown man cry.
So very sorry. Wish I could offer advice but am clueless regarding ducks and geese.
 
so guys, we felt like the muscovey was just too small for philip and we ended up giving it back. Plus it came from some million dollar ranch with an incredible live shallow creek to pond and floating duck paradise area so we just felt terrible separating it from its family as well... onto the GOOD NEWS!

we got a beautiful mixed goose today, hopefully its a gander! But its 2-3 months and right about philips size. It looks like its a mix between something and a pilgrim. Ill grab pics tomorrow. We named it luci. Since philip is probably a goose, and this one is probably a gander lol. He's super sweet, runs around after the pekins (in a nice kind of "be my friend!" way) and hasnt hissed, bit or even been slightly aggressive. Even philip hasnt attacked, just stayed his distance lol.

We couldn't be happier with this outcome. We put them away together but used a piece of chicken wire to keep them apart so they can see each other but not peck... we planned on doing this for a couple nights till they get use to each other. Any thoughts or ideas?
 
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