Harriet the Goose protecting her goslings #gosling #goslings #geese #goose

[thechickhouse]

Those chicks seem WAY too young to be fully incorporated on to the flock. I suggest a wire dog crate to keep them separated from the other birds so they can get used to eachother

[danilesambrano]

WE introduce new Birds AT NIGHT after everyone is asleep. They wake up the next morning, and figure that they were ALWAYS there. Later that day the 'pecking order' may change.

[PedroEsteban]

"Peace was never an option" - The goose

[mssavage]

When introducing new brood to the flock you must do it at night when they are sleeping so that they don't know since they are in a pin, and you must make sure there is extra food for the little ones as they have no adults to protect them. If you do it during the day you must feed them when you do it and must make sure you give them extra food for a wk,
All your loving and kindness is not going to care as they will kill them when you are not looking as you are messing with what goes on with mother nature areas. And you will learn the hard way at the life of the chick's. As too many go in with the attitude as this is easy to do and in reality it's a whole another world of its own when you deal with mother nature and how it works.

[vikkipink]

The goose holding up her wings and hissing is reminding me of Dracula holding up his cape and hissing while baring his fangs lol 😂

[vinacar]

I love how people talk to animals like they understand you lol

[judithyoung]

They aren't big enough to be put with the others!
And you have to put them in a pen NEXT to your existing flock so they can get used to each other..then when they're used to each other..put them in with the older chickens at NIGHT.. the way you look like you're doing it is going to get those babies hurt or more likely unalived

[Strwrsgrl]

Geese are no joke when they are being protective

[CatwomanMeowz]

Uh, lady. You’re doing it wrong. Talk to an actual expert and stop stressing these poor birds out. They’re all either terrified or furious, or maybe a bit of both. Not a great vibe for the nursery. 🐣

[KemoXavie]

It's gonna create chaos if you introduce them like that

[henrikhendrickson]

Mama Goose looking like a harbinger of some sort

[kennethboyer]

That goose looks like it went through the washing machine one too many times.

[LuvWaterDeath]

Luv when Chicks do videos of outdoors stuff all dolled up. The Chick introducing the chicks.

[unknowable]

She wanted her babies to be the only ones!!
The chicks are ADORABLE, I hope acclimating them goes over nicely :D

[curlyq]

Those chickens aren't 'hesitant' lol

[stansearcheslife]

The fact ur goose has never hissed before I'd insane

[BluesofButterfly]

Descendants of the good old dinosaurs.

[missmee]

That goose looks like it just came from burning man. 😂

[Traxxis]

I used to laugh when I heard people said dinosaurs were closer to birds than lizards then I heard a goose hiss and it all made sense😂

[MusicalNotes]

When a Duck is pissed they will start to Hiss 😂😂😂😂