I have Toulouse and embden. One embden female that is very sweet. She is the only one that is brave enough to take food from my hand. The Toulouse stand and hiss at me the whole time. They aren't aggressive though, just sassy.
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I like sassy!I have Toulouse and embden. One embden female that is very sweet. She is the only one that is brave enough to take food from my hand. The Toulouse stand and hiss at me the whole time. They aren't aggressive though, just sassy.
I like sassy!
Maybe I should try to get my hands on some toulouse eggs! (Only way I'm getting geese is if I hatch them)
Fancy two sfrican ganders having names like Ginny and Sweetpea! Thank goodness they don´t speak English!There was a forum thread that I've read before about sexing adults. You take the goose onto your lap; right knee if you're right handed, left for the other. Tuck the head and neck under your arm and use your forearm to cover the wings. Now with that same arm, use your hand to palpitate around the vent while stretching the foot down nearest to your crotch. Yes, it does sound as awkward as it feels. Apparently the motion mimics a sort of mating behavior. If your goose is a dude, a spiral penis pops out. We tried this on our Africans and determined Ginny and Sweet Pea were males instead of females.
Now if anyone has the link to that thread, please share. It had drawings in it that were very helpful.
awww! Why can't there be goose eggs available near me!?Well...giggle...we changed Ginny to Gingi - the Gingerbread man from Shrek. and Sweet Pea is still Sweet Pea, since that's the name of Popeye's son.
Sweet Pea is still the only goose I've seen that will go up to both Dave and I and give us 'kisses'. He'll nibble at our bottom lips for a second very softly. I've got to get a video of it. Rarely does he get too excited and pull on the lip a bit. He's such a Sweet Pea.