StuporMan
Chirping
- Mar 22, 2021
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Hi, first time goose owner here! While I've done an ungodly amount of research about how to care for my Buff Goslings' needs, I wanted to just get a second opinion about how they display affection.
https://youtube.com/shorts/kLf1-MppTXM?feature=share
My goslings tend to do this when I either stuck my hand in their brooder or put them on their 'play time quilt' (a very thick quilt on top of fluffy towels) as well as crowding around my face. I know the crowding is a sign of them liking me, but I wanted to make sure that the biting shown in the video wasn't an early sign of aggression, I'd much rather raise my geese right than assume!
https://youtube.com/shorts/kLf1-MppTXM?feature=share
My goslings tend to do this when I either stuck my hand in their brooder or put them on their 'play time quilt' (a very thick quilt on top of fluffy towels) as well as crowding around my face. I know the crowding is a sign of them liking me, but I wanted to make sure that the biting shown in the video wasn't an early sign of aggression, I'd much rather raise my geese right than assume!