new to geese is it possible for a brown chinese to breed with a pomeranian? anyone ever seen the off

[WarrenHound]

my parents have been asking me this as we have what we believe is a chinese or african goose and a pomeranian gander.

still a baby but we are curious.

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

Yes they can and they will create fertile eggs and hatch mixed goslings.

 

[Oregon Blues]

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that is not a Pomeranian goose. That is a turkey.

 

[WarrenHound]

i know that i was showing a picture of my brown or african goose not my pomeranian goose...

 

[Kevin565]

Maybe similar coloring to this?

 

[Miss Lydia]

my parents have been asking me this as we have what we believe is a chinese or african goose and a pomeranian gander.

still a baby but we are curious.

I love the pic..

 

[Going Bhonkers]

Cute lil turkey too!

 

[WarrenHound]

glad everyone is making fun of me for nothing...i messed up and posted only one of the two pictures...thank you Kevin and celticoaks for realizing i am NOT an idiot and made a mistake and posted only one of my geese and not the other because i know for sure what the other is... answers were appreciated. i do in fact know the difference between my turkey and my 2 geese.

thanks again CelticOaks and Kevin,

warrenhound

 

[Going Bhonkers]

I'm sorry you took offense. I found the quote posted about the turkey to be humorous and in no way a reflection of anyone's intelligence. We're all here to learn from one another, with occasional humor mixed in. Hope your trio of feathered little guys are doing well.

 

[WarrenHound]

i wasnt offended by you so much as the other individual that will remain un-named who seems to go about trying to start things. kevin and celtic were just the only ones that answered. i was very curious because i had never heard of the mix and wondered if it could be because of some form of zygotic barrier.