adult mourning dove help

[GitaBooks]

thankyou for your help and a last question do you know if mourning doves and diamond doves are aggressive or territorial

I hope this helps: http://www.diamonddove.info/bird04_Living.htm

I don't keep doves, though I have researched about them.

 

[broody rooster]

i want to thank you for all the help youve given me and putting up wiith my barrage of questions

 

[broody rooster]

unfortunately no one here sells diamond doves due to "low demand " the closest pet store currently has a ringneck dove female and im considering keeping her in a separate cage next to his as a companion what do you think

 

[GitaBooks]

unfortunately no one here sells diamond doves due to "low demand " the closest pet store currently has a ringneck dove female and im considering keeping her in a separate cage next to his as a companion what do you think

That sounds like a good idea. Ringneck doves do look more like a mourning dove, but I don't know if that will help them get along better or not.

 

[broody rooster]

would the ringneck hen being white or albino be a problem ?

 

[GitaBooks]

would the ringneck hen being white or albino be a problem ?

Albino birds tend not to be as hardy as just white birds. However, next to that, it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[broody rooster]

ok thankyou i was worried that because she didn't look like a mourning dove (being completely white with red eyes) he wouldn't think of her as a potential friend or mate and would that be possible ? a hybrid between ringneck and mourning dove that is

 

[GitaBooks]

ok thankyou i was worried that because she didn't look like a mourning dove (being completely white with red eyes) he wouldn't think of her as a potential friend or mate and would that be possible ? a hybrid between ringneck and mourning dove that is

I hope this helps: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/773294/mixing-doves