Separate drake after dog attack?

[Kiwibird]

My muscovies were attacked by a dog a couple of nights ago, and sadly, there were losses. The survivors are all injured to some extent, and include one drake. He is now the most active, and is about the age where I might expect him to start mating. Is there much of a risk that he may mate with the females before they are well enough? On the other hand, would keeping the survivors together reduce their stress and improve their chances?
The surviving birds are now walking, eating and drinking, but they are far from their usual effervescent selves.

 

[Mmanist]

I am not a duck person, but if there isn't any one picking on another. I'd keep them together if they are used to it already. That way no stress from being separated from each other! But again I'm not a duck person. And have mo clue how they are compared to chickens

 

[Kiwibird]

Thanks. Drakes can be very hard on the girls once they figure out what goes where, and we're coming into spring here. So I'm thinking cautiously.

 

[Mmanist]

Maybe a more ducky person can help you with that! Young cockerel can be pretty rough too.