bighead101
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Should I get a baby pigeon and continue handfeeding it?
Or a tame and handfed parrot instead?
Any advice?
Here's the link I found, Pigeons As Pets: Outside or Indoors | Palomacy
According to them, "Domestic pigeons and doves make great pets. Good natured and mellow, they love both their own kind and people and they are easy to care for. They’re quiet, smart and social. They don’t bite, pluck, or chew and are low maintenance pets. They are masters of the leisure arts – napping, flirting, sunbathing and nest sitting. And they need homes! Domestic pigeons and doves cannot survive in the wild."
Is that true? So even adult pigeons from shelters/rescues won't poke at me or fly away from me? Or should I get a baby one from a breeder on craigslist?
Or a tame and handfed parrot instead?
Any advice?
Here's the link I found, Pigeons As Pets: Outside or Indoors | Palomacy
According to them, "Domestic pigeons and doves make great pets. Good natured and mellow, they love both their own kind and people and they are easy to care for. They’re quiet, smart and social. They don’t bite, pluck, or chew and are low maintenance pets. They are masters of the leisure arts – napping, flirting, sunbathing and nest sitting. And they need homes! Domestic pigeons and doves cannot survive in the wild."
Is that true? So even adult pigeons from shelters/rescues won't poke at me or fly away from me? Or should I get a baby one from a breeder on craigslist?
