Wild pigeons can be domesticated. Wild pigeons have a very tough character. They are used to flying freely, but domesticating them will change their lifestyle. It will be difficult for them to adapt. The owner needs to spend more time and energy with it, and feed and water it personally every day. Spend more time with it, and over time, it will be able to adapt to being raised at home.

Notes on domesticated wild pigeons:

1. Some wild pigeons have poor adaptability. Domestic raising makes them restrained and withdrawn, and it is easy for them to become withdrawn. If it is depressed, the owner should always observe its dynamics and keep it in a happy mood.

2. Wild pigeons are still very resistant after they are captured and raised in homes. We need to train them slowly and do not do it too hastily. It will only cause more resistance in them, so we are Once you start raising it, you need to treat it gently.

3. In terms of feeding, wild pigeons need to be fed plant food, as well as wild pigeons, insects and other meat. Wild pigeons have a rich diet, and owners should try to imitate the food that wild pigeons eat in the wild.

4. Give wild pigeons some time to relax every day. Wild pigeons are very eager for the external natural environment, but be careful not to let wild pigeons fly away.