yes but if you try to touch them the mommy gosse or the daddy gosse will prouble chase you or any one else.
It usually has something to do with touching the newborns, you shouldn't touch them, this can cause the mother to reject them because it doesn't smell right to her.
DONT TOUCH THE BABIES CUZ THE MOM WILL REJECT THEM I HAD A FRIEND WHO HAD BUNNIES AND THE BUNNY HAD BABIES AND SHE TOUCHED ONE BABY AND THE MOM SHOVED HIM OUT OF THE CAGE AND WOULDNT LET HIM EAT AND HE DIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEED true story
I have heard that if the babies get the smell of human on them then the mother won't touch it. ANSWER i touched my babies when they were about a day old which i shouldn't have and she didnt reject them but just don't take them away from the mother or pick them up try avoid to touch them because i do think the mother does abandon her babies in some cases of this happening
no
It depends on their mood. If they are grumpy, they can bite you (that's if they feel threatened in any way) some domestic geese will just simply let you touch it and could be as friendly to you as a dog.
It is common that one or two babies fail to survive. You are right not to touch them; if they are alive touching them may cause the mother to reject the offspring. Whilst your own instinct would be to save them, it is best to let the mother do what comes naturally to her. If they babies are dead you can remove them later - but use a clean cloth (with no chemical smell) and be careful not to touch live offspring. Good luck.
It is a myth that a mother dog will reject or harm her puppies if they are touched by humans. In reality, most mother dogs will not harm their puppies if they have human scent on them. It is important to properly introduce human touch to newborn puppies to help them become accustomed to handling and socialization.
This has been proven to be a myth.
Yes, Scoop the litter up all together by cupping your hands and place them with the mom in a different cage. Remember to put paper towels in the cage and toliet paper rolls so the mom can tear it up to build the nest. Check out FAQfarm question listed: "When a mouse has babies is it safe to change the bedding and nesting material if the babies are less than 10 days old?" Kechara ive changed the bedding just make sure you dont touch the mice or the mother will reject the litter but to answer your question yes (dont touch the mice) just so everyones aware, the mother rejecting the babies if you touch them is a Myth, The only way she will reject them and Eat them is if she gets to stressed out ( And if the babies have hair at all she wont Kill them either), What i do is Remove the mother First and then remove the babies, then i clean the enclosure, put the babies back in first, then put the mother back in with them, ( and yes i touch them all First mua ha ha), I havent had a casualty yet out of 5 litters. == ==
Yes they can
People need touch from others, to be ok. Babies who do not receive touch and cuddle time from caregivers, do not thrive, even when all physical needs are met.
geese goslene