Although keeping geese at home was regarded as unlucky in traditional culture, the acceptance of this concept in modern society has changed. The primary concern is that goose breeding needs considerable space and energy, which may put pressure on the daily arrangement of the family. The noise of geese may cause trouble among neighbors. Secondly, geese are associated with ugliness in China culture, symbolizing taboo, so they are regarded as ominous by some people. However, with the evolution of ideas, more and more families in Europe and America began to accept geese as pets, and even regarded them as part of family decoration, giving them fashion labels.

Generally speaking, whether domestic geese are lucky is no longer an absolute conclusion, but more depends on personal ideas and environmental factors. For those who love geese, the key lies in whether they can properly handle the feeding problems of geese, such as space, noise and cultural understanding. As long as these factors are properly handled, keeping geese can become a personalized choice, not an unlucky symbol. In modern society, the views on geese have been diversified and are no longer limited to traditional taboos. Therefore, whether to raise geese or not should be decided according to personal preference and actual situation.