6 Tips for Raising Ducklings and Goslings 

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@@GoldShawFarm You should cut up the grass so it doesn't mess up their intestines, since they don't have teeth to chew it up...

I had a gosling named le floof it died 2 days ago

@@TheRhinoswife geese have teeth. He does video on it

bruh I just saw this bot twice, stop

i agreee

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Also cuddling together

I agree and when they're adults they literally turn their heads backwards and put it on their back it's pretty cute but it looks a little weird at first glance

@@jucamamedia5251 ah pp

I was curious how did you do the whole restroom training and such? Or did you just put her in a diaper.

I feel the same way about my wife. Oh sure she makes me happy now but I know one day I'll have to put her down

Now I want to listen to Guns N Roses. "I used to love her but I had to kill her"

You are so welcome!

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I'm glad I'm not the only one!

Bruuuuuuh I got so confused there 😂. I had to rewatch the vid like 3 times before realizing that was photoshopped

I love Welsh Harlequins! They are on my list to have some day. Right now we have Runner ducks and a lone Khaki Campbell named Coco. Our Runners are very good layers too.

I have both and our welsh harlequins are the least friendly. It might be like dogs. Generally the breed contributes to certain qualities, but each duck/dog is unique and their life growing up shapes them.

@@TheFalseShepphard XD yEs

Show them how cute they are as ducklings, and how fun it is to watch them (even as adults) play in the water, how good the eggs are (great for baking), and all the research you've done

maybe start with why your parents not allowing you to own ducks. it could be from spacing area, it could be from how responsible you are, or it could be from money/fund wise. just by Morgan explanation in this video, owning a duck is a lot of work and money to provide their daily necessity. after talking about the reason why with your parents, and either get rejected/accepted then talk to your parents with research data from owning ducks like: money spend for the ducks, how much it needs spacing and housing and maybe you could entice them with profit that came from them like eggs or maybe their feces as compost. you can calculate them all and maybe could sell those in a couple of weeks after they became full fledge adult. it would be amazing if you could start business and have some experience in raising live stock. so yeah cheers! hope you can own them either as pets or live stock!

@@cinnabar_ Great advice. Before getting my Yorkie puppy (Rosie) I would talk to my parents about it, and if they found an issue or something, I would research it and tell them how I could fix that you know? And, @Stella Becker , I would join BYC (BackYard Chickens). They have lots of info on not only chickens, but ducks, swans, quail, ect. My username is EverythingDucks if you want to contact me there I can help. It's a great site with tons of info. I would suggest reading the sticky tread in the duck forum on niacin deficiency, a lot of young ducks (namely Pekins) die from this. Any questions you may have you can leave there, and there're tons of people that can help.

Do you have to pay to sign up or anything? I read people’s convos on there all the time and it helps a lot with my questions, and I’ve wanted to sign up but not if you need to pay

You are so welcome!

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what kind of ducklings did you get? i’m thinking about buying a few goslings and I am so excited! I once had a goose imprint on me (he was my neighbors goose, his mate had died) and every time I came outside he would come running towards me. he would sit on me, block traffic after attempting to follow when i got on the bus in the morning, and would wait outside my house for me. it was the sweetest thing ever. a farm lady took him to her farm and i wish they had told me the name of their farm so i could visit him. I named him Elmer because he looked like an elmers glue bottle.

@@kristacalai9773 I got 3 pekins but they are hard to take care of I had to let them sleep in my room for the first 3 weeks because they would start to cry when I left them alone

Same here. They have to sleep in my hair or they freak out.

Aww you’re awesome

Thank you!

I know! It’s crazy how quick it all goes.

I am unironically hyped to see some of the geese and the one duckling grow up! :D I love those birds.

@@GoldShawFarm probably 7-8 months ago i found was walking along an almost dried up dam when a family of ducks had just ran away from me, anyways when i got to where they ran away i found the smallest duckling stuck because it couldn't get past a bit of dirt because it was so small. If i left it there it would have died within a day {constant 40+ degree days} so i took it home and cared and loved it for a week until one day it passed away and it absolutely broke me, so i went on YT and started watching duck videos and got hooked, and your channel was one of the ones i found {i think you were at about 10k lol} and after watching your videos for a couple of weeks i decided to get 2 ducklings and try again {they were pekin} and that brings me to current day many months later, so i just wanted to say thank you for inspiring me to try it again they are honestly some of the best animals i own and without your videos i never would have got them, Thank You!

I always try to think about what they would be exposed to if Mama had hatched them out and raised them. They would be on grass by just a day or so old!

aww how are they doing now !!

Thank you! You too!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much!!

Gold Shaw Farm You’re very welcome! However, I want to thank you for your time and imagination. You bring character not only to this platform but right into my home!! God bless y’all!

Have fun!

Figuring out how to hug so many ducks is a problem I'd like to have