An exception to the wise, "Never goose a dog" safety rule:

[MiddleFingerMom]

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Guide Goose of the Day: Renata Kursa, a villager from Poland, says she was heartbroken after her dog Baks lost his sight in a recent accident.
But her four-year-old goose Buttons was more than happy to lend her eyes to Baks, leading him with her neck, or directing him with her honks.

“[G]radually Buttons got him up on his feet and starting walking him around,” says Kursa. “They’re inseparable now – they even chase the postman together.”
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[csziggy]

1. "they even chase the postman together.” LOLOLOLOLOL!

[lunatica]

2. That poor postman! Being chased by one of them is bad, but by both!

That is a wonderful story!

[MiddleFingerMom]

4. MiddleFingerMomTom raised goats for milk and geese for eggs.

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I hadn't seen him for years (I had been overseas) and I went to visit him. He told me to hop the fence
and go around the corner of his barn to check out his new tractor.
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No new tractor, but the flock of geese spotted me about the same time I spotted them and chased me...
heads forward and wings flappin' and honks honkin'.
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I'm pretty sure I didn't even TOUCH the fence on the way back over -- terrifying.
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MiddleFingerMomTom was standing in his front doorway... laughing his ass off.
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Farm humor.
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[DogPawsBiscuitsNGrav]

3. Beautiful