lock em both in 1 cage make sure they have everything ''i mean everything they need'' in the cage once the female puts an egg feel free

stop...

AutumnFox finger them

@Not a Cat underrated comment

what?

Only on mondays

They do live like Pigeons, I don't know how many pigeons you know but most don't fly around all day. They pigeons are let out of that loft daily and fly back by there own choice. If the conditions are bad in a loft they will literally fly away. The pigeons your refering to scroung around for food and eating cigarette butts all day. Your comment is so extreme but you really don't have a clue, and I am guessing you will never take the time to educate yourself on owning pigeons.

East Coast Roller Pigeons I find you in loads of pigeon videos, we both watch the same type of video and I’m also subscribed

Exactly

And you ? Youre Donald Trump??

Rats are more intelligence than cats so...

Humans are rats with shiny shoes and shiny cars and shiny bank accounts and shiny guns. What's your point? Pigeons don't willfully commit atrocities and rationalize excuses for evil. Pigeons' motives are clean.

they get let free......then fly home again

They become attached to their home in the shed snd feel safe there. As long as their nest is there they will come back. I know this comment is 7 years old but still

Obviously a comment from someone who's never owned pigeons. They are treated better then alot of dogs and alot are free to come and go as the please. There are no leashes on a pigeon yet they come back home. You should do some research on something before posting something like that. This lady obviously owns those pigeons because she likes pigeons, alot of time when racing them it's for no money you pay to be in a club and pay to ship them on races. Also if the pigeons hated where they were living or not treated will they literally fly away. It's not like a dog race where the dog can't run away.

@@wcmjohnsonchris I'm not saying their housing is terrible, rather, that it is cruel to take these pigeons miles away from their homes just to see who is the fastest to find their way back. They have that homing skill because they are devoted to their pigeon family. They marry for life and love taking care of their family and babies. People exploit it. Would a pigeon naturally fly miles away from home just to see if it can find its way back as fast as possible? I doubt it. Also, ever wonder what happens to the pigeons that don't make it home? Do the owners ever go looking for them if they love them so much? No, they leave them for dead. If a person finds one in their yard and calls the owner saying they found their lost or injured racing pigeon, the owner always says they don't want it back, just kill it. How is that love? It's the pigeon rescues that take in these "losers" and find them homes. And YES I DO OWN A PIGEON and it lives in my house and is loved dearly and I would never abandon it miles away from home just to see if it can race back. That is what's cruel.

@@Melissa-jb5zt I never said the word love in my post that's your words. Also that skill isn't because they love their families it's because they have been breed for thousands of years to have the ability to home. They use of a mate is definitely used as motivation but is not the only reason they fly home. You referenced them to racing dogs and I said they are not like racing dogs. There are no leashes in a pigeon loft. Also why is that cruel what makes doing that a cruel thing? Is it cruel because that's something that you read on the internet. There are breeds of pigeon that can fly over 20 hours in a row they are not taken away from there loft they are just released and they naturally do that. So what makes taking a pigeon that can fly for hours or days away from it's home and letting it fly. Also if you do any research on homing pigeons the owners of pigeons that fly that length are trained to do so and yes I agree that people will not pick up a lost pigeon and I don't agree with that it's a lazy way of removing a pigeon from your loft when it could be sold to someone like you who wants to keep it in your house. I am guessing you haven't bothered to train your pigeon to be able to fly outside of your house, so I am wondering why that isn't considered cruel to keep something that wants to fly indoors. I have Birmingham rollers and when they are let out to fly they will sometimes fly around my house on other days they will fly out of site for hours and come home.

no you're cruel.

Actually a lot of those birds are killed by predators, hit by cars, and die in the wild trying to get home back to their mates. (They mate for life.) They're domesticated creatures, and they can't survive outside human protection for long, if at all.

TWAT.

It's not cruel to let animals do what they've been bred to do for literally thousands of years. Keeping them as pets inside all the time would be more cruel. They don't have it any worse than wild birds.

Alexa Jones you sound dumb asf

And why can’t we have that hobby?

@@oliverholland6512 Who says you can't?

Xena: Destroyer of Nations how is it is stupid hobby for rich people?