They might still warm up to you - ducks go through a bit of an independent teenager phase where they dont wanna snuggle. Keep showering them with all the attention they can stand and they might come around when they're done being moody kids.
They might mount each other, you, and your dog, (both males and females still go through mating rituals) and there's still always a possibility that youve got an unlucky aggressive drake that just doesnt want to get along (it happens, theres no way of telling until it does). Cant promise they *definitely* wont make your life hell next spring, but there's nothing inherently wrong with keeping all boys and they dont "need" females to be happy and healthy, or the opposite if you wind up with two girls. If you were to wind up with a mix of genders you'd want 4+ girls per boy, so you'd be jumping up to a lot bigger family, I wouldnt purposefully go get any extras of another gender/until you know their definite gender unless a bigger flock is the ultimate plan.
They might mount each other, you, and your dog, (both males and females still go through mating rituals) and there's still always a possibility that youve got an unlucky aggressive drake that just doesnt want to get along (it happens, theres no way of telling until it does). Cant promise they *definitely* wont make your life hell next spring, but there's nothing inherently wrong with keeping all boys and they dont "need" females to be happy and healthy, or the opposite if you wind up with two girls. If you were to wind up with a mix of genders you'd want 4+ girls per boy, so you'd be jumping up to a lot bigger family, I wouldnt purposefully go get any extras of another gender/until you know their definite gender unless a bigger flock is the ultimate plan.
