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flying from South England.

I have two aylesbury ducks. Had them since they were 6 weeks old. They are both female, I think, (the farmer sold them to me as 2 female ducks and I have no reason to doubt this) both ducks are very vocal, neither have curly tail feathers. One duck has always been slightly more dominant/confident then the other. Recently i've noticed the more dominant duck climbing on to the other ducks back and aggressively attacking the top of her head. If i didn't know better I would say she was mating with her..?

Can anyone help me figure out what's going on here. They are due to start laying any day now.

Many thanks.

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I have chocolate labrador puppy, he is three and a half months old. He walks really well on the lead, doesn't pull, stays to heel, sits automatically at curbs. Could not be a better dog. But he has never been to the toilet on a walk. He is toilet trained and never goes in the house. After we return from a walk he will go outside into the garden to his usual spot and do his business. And ideas how I can encourage him to do it on our walks. I've tried taking him out first thing in the morning, he just waits until we get back.