Traveling gossling

[Pyxis]

We have one goose and she is a wonderful well adjusted sweetie. She is imprinted on us but lives in a coop with her 3 gal pal duck friends. We don't have a farm or ton of land and can't have more, but I would NOT be judgemental and tell someone not to have one. Plenty of people do have one happy goose. Here's our baby, Gabby!View attachment 3826912

I don't want to derail the OP's thread, but did you read the thread I linked? Basically, while a goose can do okay with a flock of other birds, they will always be happier with a flock of their own kind. That is why I will always advise more than one. Not being judgemental, just telling people what I experienced having a single goose and then having a flock.

I don't want to turn this thread into a discussion about it and bury the OP's original topic, though, so if you want to discuss it, pop over to that thread I linked that's about the topic and we can talk about it there

 

[countryladyNH]

I don't want to derail the OP's thread, but did you read the thread I linked? Basically, while a goose can do okay with a flock of other birds, they will always be happier with a flock of their own kind. That is why I will always advise more than one. Not being judgemental, just telling people what I experienced having a single goose and then having a flock.

I don't want to turn this thread into a discussion about it and bury the OP's original topic, though, so if you want to discuss it, pop over to that thread I linked that's about the topic and we can talk about it there

No thank you. We disagree with you and so do many others, and have proof that's just not so. We'll have to agree to disagree.