Ok

@@quayuh o k

Thanks for telling me to make video

Same

He can find his way home

@@Duvmasta many. But u dont know what might happen so it is better to but on a tag

@@meowcats2314 true. I didn’t think of that

The Pigeon can back in their home or loft

3 year 9 month

My country dont have big birds. Only when they are over populated the goverment will sent guys to poison them

Yes

3 year 9 month

Yes

Give it birdseed

. The pigeon should keep his natural nails because they need them to grab on to whatever they land on. But for hygiene and for esthetic definitely the guy needs to clip his toe nails. .

@@tyler8051 pet pigeons need a piece of rock to perch on, that way they'll naturally sand down their toenails. Still, it's not as much abrasion as a feral or wild pigeon receives over the course of a day, so trimming is necessary from time to time. Don't remove them of course, it helps them to grab onto things when perching. Just trim them down a little bit. Same with the beak actually, in the wild their beaks do get ground down slowly over time which prevents overgrowth of the tip.

@@neoqueto. A year ago I rescued a baby pigeon, and by now he is my companion. By now, not only that he has 10 nests, but he owns my house. He flies free inside of my home, and has several spots where he lands, for which he uses his toe nails. Not only for landing, but also for walking over sticks that I placed everywhere for his comfort. Please make please, please, please, don't you ever clip pigeons feathers, nor their toenails. They need them to express their joy as they fly, as they land, as they walk, or as they groom themselves. . My pet pigeon, a boy, is the happiest pigeon of New York City, and so am I since I rescued him from a hot sidewalk of New York City.