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  1. SwampPrincessChick

    If I get a mate for my male White Chinese Goose, will he still guard the flock or abandon them?

    If he makes any sign of wanting to breed the chickens (which will likely be soon as you have already mentioned he displays mating behavior), remove him immediately. Can't take the chance of your hens' insides being ripped apart.
  2. SwampPrincessChick

    If I get a mate for my male White Chinese Goose, will he still guard the flock or abandon them?

    As stated above, geese would rather protect themselves than a totally different species that does not really matter to them. They will sound an alarm and try to protect themselves (which chickens also do), but that is really the most they will do. And, more importantly than that, everyone...
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