How To Tame a Pigeon
Many of us wish to tame a pigeon. The pigeon will come to my hand and eat food from it.When you call, the pigeons fly to you and eat from your hand. Many pigeon lovers dream of having a trained and well-behaved pigeon.. Today, we will learn how to tame a pigeon easily and without causing any trouble.
There are some things to keep in mind when taming a pigeon; otherwise, we may unknowingly harm the pigeon or fail to tame it properly.
If you love pigeons, you will definitely be able to tame them.
Never feed a pigeon excess food.
Keep the pigeon you want to tame in a separate cage. If there are mosquitoes in the area where you keep it, cover the cage with a mosquito net.
- Do not keep a pigeon in a place where its feces will stick to it.
- Spend at least one hour every day with the pigeon. If you only feed it and then put it back in the cage, it will not behave properly.
Now let’s learn how to tame a pigeon. All types of pigeons can be tamed. If you love pigeons, you will definitely be able to tame them. You cannot scare pigeons. If pigeons are afraid of you, they will not accept you as pets.35 to 40 days pigeon baby perfect for tame.Take the baby pigeon that you want to tame, put the pigeon in a separate cage and keep it in a quiet place. If there are mosquitoes, then the pigeon’s cage must be covered with mosquito netting, otherwise the mosquito bites can cause pigeon pox. And cover the pigeon’s cage with a cloth. When you feed it, the pigeon will remove the cage cloth. After feeding, cover it with the cloth again and put it back in its original place.
Feed the pigeon once a day for the first five days. What should you feed the baby pigeon? In my opinion, the best food is chickpeas, soaked for 8 to 10 hours, drained, and then fed.
Feeding baby pigeons is not a complicated task; you just need to know the correct rules.
When feeding the pigeon, remove the cloth that covers the cage and call the pigeon by name or by whistling. Then let the pigeon out.
Hold the pigeon gently with both hands and open its beak. Do not hold it across the beak, otherwise there is a possibility of the beak coming out. Speak slowly and do not fuss. Then, when you put two or three pieces of food in the pigeon’s mouth, the pigeon will eat it on its own. Feed the pigeon with water carefully so that it does not get hurt and feed the pigeon slowly and slowly.
Once the pigeon understands, when you try to feed it, the pigeon will open its mouth on its own. When you feel that its stomach is full, feed it with water through a feeding pump. Check the pigeon’s food stomach two to three times a day to see if there is water or not. If there is no water, it cannot digest the food properly. If it is empty, give it another 10 to 20 ml of water.
In this way, feed the pigeon at a specific time every day and call the pigeon by its name while feeding it. From the 10th to the 15th day, you will notice that when you take the pigeon out to feed it, it will keep looking at you, try to come closer, and attempt to eat food from your hand, indicating that it is hungry. If you hand-feed it, the pigeon will start to see you as its owner.
Next, we will learn how to teach a pigeon to fly freely.
When the pigeon learns to fly fly, keep it at a slight distance. Stand a little in front of the pigeon and call it. Be sure to have food in your hand. When it comes to you upon hearing the call, feed it one or two pieces. Gradually increase the distance. When it grows a little, go to the roof of your house or an open field and slowly train it to come closer. In this way, you can easily train the pigeon for free fly.
This is how a pigeon is tamed.
Here are some personal tips for you:
– Always call the pigeon by name.
– When the pigeon grows up, check if it climbs into your hand on its own when you bring your hand near its feet.
– Never scare the pigeon or yell loudly. Always behave in a way that makes the pigeon feel safe with you.
– When you train the pigeon, ensure it is well-fed; this will encourage it to come to you quickly when you call it.
– Always keep the pigeon separate to keep it tame; do not keep it with other pigeons, or it may not respond to your call as before.