Geese. Geese as pets. Geese Keeping, Care, Pros and Cons, Housing, Diet and Health.

By Roger Rodendale

Geese have always been a part of our lives. For anyone who is looking for a pet or an economic option to own poultry, geese are the perfect option.
They are fuss free eaters and will be happy with enough space to forage around. A majority of their diet includes grass. So if you have about a quarter acre sized land, it is good enough for two geese. Of course, any lawn that is reasonably sized is a good option.
Geese can be extremely entertaining with their funny personalities and their rather goofy demeanor. However, they are large creatures that can be powerful. So, it is very important to learn everything you need know about raising them.
For first timers, geese may be overwhelming as they are larger than other poultry. You have to understand the correct way of handling them to keep them and yourself safe.
This book will prepare you for the responsibility of having geese in your backyard. The book covers all the important topics like food, hygiene and health associated with geese. It is the perfect way to learn if you are ready to handle these beautiful birds.
The primary goal of the book is to become the complete guide that a beginner can use as they explore their relationship with their pet geese. The information provided covers all the issues from preparing your home for your pet geese to actually giving them a good life with you.

Covered in this book:
Care
Costs
Daily care
Do's and don'ts
Feeding
Health
Hygiene
History
Intelligence
One or two
Personality
Pro's and Con's
Tips on buying
Training
Travelling
...and much more

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1912057557
• ISBN13: 9781912057559
• Release Date: February 2017
• Publisher: Imb Publishing Geese as Pets
• Length: 112 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

So, Someone handed me a gosling & I'd JUST learned about chickens!?!?

Okay. So I'm a city girl. Suddenly, somebody dies & I'm on a 110 acre farm in the heart of Oregon's Willamette valley.... Now, the "How to Speak to Chickens" book I got off this site was magnificent. Funny, insightful, full of insight - and bloody helpful. ( It's not the book's fault that 7 months later my beloved "rooster" laid an egg.) But this book on geese laid a different kind of egg - and it stinks. If you want to learn all about the different types of venerial disease a goose can get - this is your jam! If you want to understand the goose psyche - keep lookin'.