Lonely Goose reacts to BABIES.

Good morning and welcome back to another video. Today we got a phone call at eight o'clock in the morning that we can come pick up babies that will fit in here. The moment that everyone has been waiting for. We're gonna get goose babies. Little gooselings. And the difference with last year, last year we got them when they were two weeks old. Today we're getting them when they just hatched out of the egg. So they're gonna be tiny tiny tiny and I'm super excited. We're gonna go get two girls because we have one guy. So let's hope that we can get two girls and preferably white. So I don't know how that will work out when they are just literally some hours old or one day old. So let's go get them. Because I'm so excited. It's okay. Oh my god, you can see how tiny they are compared to my shoes. It's okay, it's okay, it's okay. It's okay, it's okay. It's okay. Look. Seriously, look. Look. Don't fall. They cannot walk yet. And this one already started her first step. I hope they're both girlies. Are you girlies? How do we know they're girlies? They're tiny boys. He gave us the smallest ones you could find. Compared to the other ones. Okay, let's bring you to your actual home. Maybe I take this thermometer out and put them the cheap one. They will do the work. The other one can do the work. Oh my goodness. Don't walk against that. What's wrong? Put them in their water? We're going to put them in this water for now. I hope you don't knock it over. And we're going to go buy you food. Okay? Okay, Pepe? We're going to get you food. Put them in the sun. They still need to be on 30 degrees heat. So now we're going to leave them in the sun because the sun is 30. I don't know if that's going to provide correctly. Are you okay already? Look at the shadow. You brought them to the bed. They're faster falling asleep now. Wake up. Good morning. Wakey time. What's up? Go up. Go Pepe. They already know that they're there. Pepe haven't eaten anything since they What is this, Pepe? You're getting big, Pepe. Come in my house, Pepe. Pepe. Doodle. Okay, Pepe. We're going outside for a walk. Pepe. I don't want them to bite them. I think he's more protective than us. Pepe. He's shaking. Don't bite them, Pepe. No, Pepe. Yes, Pepe. No, Pepe. It's okay. It's girlies, Pepe. No, Pepe. Don't bite them, Pepe. They're scared of you, Pepe. Don't go inside the box. Don't go inside the box, Pepe. Pepe. Calm down. Pepe. Calm down. He knows it's Pepe. Okay, I think we're gonna go away. Yeah, let's just go away. Okay, well, I don't know how that worked out. I don't know if he wants to protect them or I have no idea what's going in his head. But because it's stressing me out, we're just gonna let them here in the grass with me, of course. Not alone. We're not leaving them alone. Just until David cleans up their box. Don't fall down. Oh, grass! Is that grass? It's a bit of a big grass, though. They can't eat anything either, anyways. Oh, it's just dry for a bit, no? Look here. Here's nice. Here's nice. You can eat. We wanted to give them a bath inside in the sink, but this box that they're living in is perfectly fine and it's waterproof as well. It's a water seal and it's roughly the same size as the sink. And the weather outside is really, really nice. So let's fill it up. Poo-poo! You wanna dive? Yeah, Poo-poo! Let's bring them some more water. They'll have some fun. You okay, Poo-poo? Did you do a backflip? Now you can actually dive. They're already going for it. Slow. Go! I think it's enough for them for their first bath. They have been inside here probably for 10-15 minutes, as much as they can be. Of course, they can be maybe longer. But I think they're running out of power. Shall we gonna take you out? Take you out? Dry now. Now you need to dry. Little chicken nuggets. What's up, Poo-poo? Poo-poo? You're smooshing on me. Balance. Go, Poo-poo. Say bye-bye, water. Bye-bye, water. What is this? They have spent roughly half an hour here before the bath and after the bath. And we're gonna go inside. I'm gonna take them while David puts hay in the box. So, let's go. Stay inside. Stay inside. We're gonna come back in the evening. We're gonna come back in the evening. Let's go. Let's go so big Poo-poo that you're okay. Let's go. Let's go sleeping. It was a big adventure for you. Let's go. Did you got big Poo-poo? Okay. Go, Poo-poo. No, Poo-poo. We have five days with the babies. And Poo-poo has been doing really good with them. So, we're gonna put them down so you can also see how they react. And then we're gonna give them a bath together with Poo-poo. I hope he doesn't try to jump in it. No, Poo-poo? You want your babies? You want your girls? Oh, Poo-poo. Poo-poo. Yeah, Poo-poo. Very good, Poo-poo. Good, Poo-poo. You're my big Poo-poo. Big Poo-poo. Yeah, Poo-poo. No, Poo-poo. He's so confused. He doesn't know what to do with them. He kind of has an instinct that he has to protect them but does not know how. He's so confused. Yeah, Poo-poo? No, no, Poo-poo. Poo-poo. It's crazy for you. What are they doing, Poo-poo? Poo-poo. Poo-poo. It's okay, Poo-poo. It's okay. They're just a bit more brave on swimming. Poo-poo. Let them swim, Poo-poo. No, no, no, Poo-poo. No, no, no. No, Poo-poo. Is this Poo-poo scary? What does it say here? Poo-poo doesn't need a girl. Poo-poo has his lover. Your eyes have weird dots, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, are you even looking at the baby? Poo-poo doesn't even need girls. He's so in love with you. He doesn't care about them. Ah! Poo-poo. No, no, no, Poo-poo. No biting. No, Poo-poo. Don't do that. No, no, no. It's a baby, Poo-poo. No, no, no, Poo-poo. Don't do that. He was being protective and now you're being jealous. They have a bigger bucket than you. Poo-poo. By the way, we didn't say we were using the water to water our plants. Nothing goes to waste with you, Poo-poo. Poo-poo. Poo-poo, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, Poo-poo, Poo-poo. Whoa, Poo-poo. That's really close. Nearly slapped me. Poo-poo. The weather is really nice outside. It's nice and warm, so they could stay outside. We really trust Poo-poo. I think he could take a bit of care. We're going to be outside. We're going to keep an eye on them. Bye, Poo-poo. You ready, Poo-poo? You ready? You have to be on duty today. Go, go, Poo-poo. I cannot let them down the stairs. No. Poo-poo, Poo-poo, Poo-poo. Oh, my goodness. You're such a stinker. You are. Stinker. Yes. Poo-poo, you stepped on... Sorry. Stretch, Poo-poo. No, no, no, Poo-poo. Oh, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, Poo-poo. Oh, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, Poo-poo. It's okay, Poo-poo. Oh, the bad boy. The bad one. Poo-poo, you got so big, Poo-poo. So big you got. So big, Poo-poo. You're such a big Poo-poo. Hey, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, you're so big. You're so big, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, Poo-poo. Let's go rebound, let's go, let's go. This truck is their silent whenever they're focusing Go Pew Pew Pew pew So Happy he is yes go pew pew Bu Bu Bu Buu Buu Buu buu sleeping Poo-poo is sleeping. Poo-poo-poo-poo. No, no. Poo-poo. Come, Poo-poo. We're going sleepy. Go sleepy. Oh. Yeah, it's okay, Poo-poo. They're going sleepy, Poo-poo. Good night, Poo-poo. Good night, Poo-poo. They will go. Week one with Poo-poos is over. We got them day one and now they're one week old. And they have grown a lot. A lot. A lot. I'm feeling a bit sad, but of course I'm happy that they're growing and there's no complication or any problems. I'm happy that they're growing, but I'm not happy that they're growing so fast and they're already so big. They're like twice the size, even more, than whenever we got them. But it's okay. I'm gonna get over it. Poo-poo is doing a really good job of taking care of them. Actually, I've left them two days with Poo-poo all day long. I think so. Today we left them out at 10 or something and they were out until now at 10. So the weather is really good, as you can see, so it's still 20-25 degrees. So it's really good weather. They don't need the lamp anymore, I would assume, because inside the room is 20 degrees and their heads are sticking out, so the lamp would pretty much touch them. But yeah, that's all the information. You're gonna see them growing up. Make sure to subscribe and like this video so you can see them growing up, because they're gonna grow up fast. But we have a lot of exciting things happening and we're gonna go sleepy, because we're tired. Really tired. And they're also tired, because they've been out all day. So let's go sleepy, Poo-poo. Say good night. Good night. Yo, good night, good night, Poo-poo. Poo-poo, good night. Poo-poo is not liking at all us bringing them inside. He's really terrified, really annoyed, really angry. Now he's walking away, but yesterday he attacked the door and me with a box. Well, he was trying to attack me with a box and he attacked the door. So he's not liking the situation. I think now he's maybe getting used to it, but in a week or so they're gonna go with him anyways. The kakadoodle. So let's go. Good night!