The subreddit for people who keep, or love, ducks. Geese also welcome. r/duck covers both domestic and wild ducks.

Ducks are commonly raised for meat and eggs. 

This subreddit is pro-welfare. We believe that anyone who owns animals has a duty to research, and meet, their welfare needs. We have sidebar links to educational resources on duck ownership and welfare. 

Posts about hunting wild ducks, or recipes that use duck meat, should be directed to other subreddits.

Rules can be found at https://www.reddit.com/r/duck/about/rules.

<div class="md"><p>The subreddit for people who keep, or love, ducks. Geese also welcome. <a href="/r/duck">r/duck</a> covers both domestic and wild ducks.</p>

<p>Ducks are commonly raised for meat and eggs. </p>

<p>This subreddit is pro-welfare. We believe that anyone who owns animals has a duty to research, and meet, their welfare needs. We have sidebar links to educational resources on duck ownership and welfare. </p>

<p>Posts about hunting wild ducks, or recipes that use duck meat, should be directed to other subreddits.</p>

<p>Rules can be found at <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/duck/about/rules">https://www.reddit.com/r/duck/about/rules</a>.</p>
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The subreddit for people who keep, or love, ducks. Geese also welcome. r/duck covers both domestic and wild ducks.

Ducks are commonly raised for meat and eggs. 

This subreddit is pro-welfare. We believe that anyone who owns animals has a duty to research, and meet, their welfare needs. We have sidebar links to educational resources on duck ownership and welfare. 

Posts about hunting wild ducks, or recipes that use duck meat, should be directed to other subreddits.

<div class="md"><p>The subreddit for people who keep, or love, ducks. Geese also welcome. <a href="/r/duck">r/duck</a> covers both domestic and wild ducks.</p>

<p>Ducks are commonly raised for meat and eggs. </p>

<p>This subreddit is pro-welfare. We believe that anyone who owns animals has a duty to research, and meet, their welfare needs. We have sidebar links to educational resources on duck ownership and welfare. </p>

<p>Posts about hunting wild ducks, or recipes that use duck meat, should be directed to other subreddits.</p>
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Please take the time to flair your post correctly. More specific flairs take priority. For example, if you're posting an image of a duck you're rescuing, the correct flair is "rescuing a duck", not "image", as the rescue flair is more specific. 

If posting a question, include as much detail as possible. Tell us your duck's age, breed, sex and living conditions, if applicable.

<div class="md"><p>Please take the time to flair your post correctly. More specific flairs take priority. For example, if you&#39;re posting an image of a duck you&#39;re rescuing, the correct flair is &quot;rescuing a duck&quot;, not &quot;image&quot;, as the rescue flair is more specific. </p>

<p>If posting a question, include as much detail as possible. Tell us your duck&#39;s age, breed, sex and living conditions, if applicable.</p>
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So what is it now? Can they hold it, or not