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Oh my goodness! @newduckmommy2021 they are so cute!! It is really sounding like the best bet is to at least have their own shed/housing-- i agree with you @Strawberry74 -- definitely dont want to risk an accident with our sweet ladies! so it may be off the table this year, but very good info...

Ahhhh okay, thank you both! @Jenbirdee definitely enjoy sitting out and hanging with the flock, they are right in our backyard and talk to us all day, they are so much fun:) and @eggsnatcher ... yes, that is a concern if I cant house them together, we have plenty of grass, but may have to wait...

Hello! We have 2 female Welsh Harlequins and want to expand our flock this summer. We will be getting 2 more female ducks (cayuga and a runner) and would also like to try some geese. Considering a french toulouse, and then a pilgrim or embden possibly. What are the advantages and disadvantages...

Thanks @telandra2 ! I think we are going to try this, we tried herding them into the basement but didnt really have it set up right and they freaked out, but we are going to work on the setup and give it another try! They have about 8-9 sq feet for two of them in their outside hut. And im not...

I like your plan! We have a walkout unfinished basement and are considering the same. How has the upkeep been? Thinking we will put down a rubber horse mat or something. My biggest concern is damaging the floors/walls. Ours is heated and i also wonder if that would impact the ducks cold hardiness.

I know this is an older thread, but just wanted to add in case anyone is considering this :) we have an egle cube for our ducks and couldnt love it more. We have the 13 ft run and its very mobile which is nice. Moved it once or twice a week all summer on the grass and very little cleanup in the...