How to raise homing pigeons so they don’t fly away

How to raise homing pigeons so that they don’t fly away:
1. It is best to raise homing pigeons from an early age, because adult homing pigeons have already begun to recognize the nest, and it is difficult for us to change it. Even if it is raised well later, it will fly to its original home.
2. Treat the homing pigeon well. Only when the owner treats it well will it recognize the owner and treat the owner's home as its own.
3. Do some whistling training. Let the pigeon remember this sound every time you start eating. When the pigeon hears this sound, it will default to eating and it will come back.
Notes on raising homing pigeons:
1. Prepare a pigeonhouse, and put food bowls and other daily necessities in the pigeonhouse. Pay attention to avoid the heat in summer and keep warm in winter.
2. Feed and replace clean water every day to ensure the pigeons’ food and clothing.
3. Clean the pigeon house every day and disinfect it every other week to prevent pigeons from getting sick due to hygiene problems.
4. The owner needs to observe the physical condition of the homing pigeon frequently and seek medical advice promptly if any abnormalities are found.
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