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Links To Other Popular Duck Info Sites
http://www.hgtvgardens.com/ducks-and-geese/raising-ducks-caring-for-your-ducklings
http://www.thepetcard.net/panews/040109newsletter/04012009Article3.html
http://www.thepetcard.net/panews/040109newsletter/04012009Article3.html
http://www.thepetcard.net/panews/040109newsletter/04012009Article3.html
http://www.thepetcard.net/panews/040109newsletter/04012009Article3.html
http://www.liveducks.com/duckfaqs.html
https://www.omlet.co.uk/guide/ducks/about+ducks/why+ducks%3F/
http://www.metzerfarms.com/Candling.cfm
http://www.liveducks.com/easterducks.html
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I get ducks if I only own a backyard?
A: Yes. You can keep ducks in your own backyard, however, you still have to build a shelter for them.
Q: Won't my future duck fly away?
A: Yes and no. Some popular duck breeds cannot fly like the Pekin. However, other popular duck breeds like the Call Duck can fly, so it depends on wich breed you will get.
Q: Are ducks good pets for kids?
A: Ducks are friendly and social, they do let you pet them. However, drakes tend to bite and chase you like are Pekin Donald. Also, some duck breeds like Indian Runners are not as interacting as other duck breeds.
Q: What age should I let my ducklings outside?
A: Your ducks can be let outside around the time they are getting their new feathers. It is a good idea to keep your ducks in a confined space when their outside until they grow up more.
Q: Is having ducks a lot of work? ​
A: Having ducks does bring a lot responsibilities with it. You have to do everything listed in Duck Care.
Q: Do ducks carry diseases?
A: Ducks and chickens sometimes carry a disease called Salmonella, so after you pet and cuddle with your duck, wash your hands thoroughly. Also, do not let little children 5 years or younger to handle ducks, since they have a developing and more vulnerable immune system.