Will my ducks become aggressive?

[Winston_the_runner]

Alright, so our two females have been flattening their bodies and stretching out their necks. I did some reasearch (it came to an old post on here from 2008), and multiple are saying that it’s horomonal. I’m worried that once they start laying they aren’t goin to be the sweet house ducks that they have been so far. I just don’t want to lose the ability to have cuddle time and hang out with them in close proximity. We do have a drake, but he’s a runner and the other two are a magpie and a Swedish Blue. We raised them together, so they’re in the same ‘flock’. Thank you in advance!

here’s a duckling in a floaty while your here

 

[Ratchnick]

I had a parrot who was sweet as pie until she was broody, then she would try and take a finger off any chance she got.

 

[sourland]

You'll have no problems with the hens. The drake may be another story. Only time will tell the tale.

 

[cheezenkwackers]

They don’t go broody if you collect the eggs daily. They taste good too!