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Homing Pigeon

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A review on: Homing Pigeon
by TheCrazyClucker
TheCrazyClucker

Pros: Quiet, beautiful, always can find their way home.

Cons: Not really any, except the males can get a little feisty during mating season.

I have 2 homing pigeons, and they are very fun pets. They are people friendly, and not very loud. I've never lost a homing pigeon, due to the fact that they are hardy in all kinds of weather and situations. Their only drawback is if you have males and females together; males can get a bit feisty during mating season. Despite that, they are a very great pigeon!
Love them- they are so cool!!!
Love them- they are so cool!!!

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“ I have 2 homing pigeons, and they are very fun pets. They are people friendly, and not very loud. I've never lost a homing pigeon, due to the fact that they are hardy in all kinds of weather and situations. Their only drawback is if you have males and females together; males can get a bit feisty during mating season. Despite that, they are a very great pigeon! ” --TheCrazyClucker

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