Pomeranian Geese
History; The Pomeranian goose also known as the Rügener
goose is a breed of domestic goose.
Although only an officially recognized breed since 1912, this fowl
was developed by Northern German farmers of Pomerania as early as
1500. While it is popular as a market goose throughout Europe --
especially in Germany, Poland and in Slavic communities around the
Baltic region
Country of Origin: North East Germany German:
Pommerngans French: L'oie de Pome'ranie
Breed Background: A hardy good foraging goose bred for the
colder winters of Germany. Good strong goslings that need fresh
greensfrom a very early age to thrive ... grass cuttings are
excellent.
Appearance: Single Lobed /
Blue eyed /reddish beak
and legs /Nearly Horizontal carriage.
Available in Europe in Saddleback / Pure White /Solid Grey.The white
is generally believed to be responsible in part for the Embden Breed
.
Eggs Average about 30 per season
Broodiness: Incubation: 28 - 34 days/ good mother
Breed Hint ; Very keen to try almost any green plant ... the
more expensive the better .Excellent at shredding / debarking trees
..Willow is their especial favourite as in many geese
********If they have brown eyes they could be Grey Backs
orovermarked with grey as when the body is more than 50% dark it
will affect eye colour