pigeons may have a stress response in some cases. Most of the stress responses are minor problems and the pigeons can recover on their own. Of course, the accumulation of stress and the failure of the pigeons to recover may also lead to the death of the pigeons or other diseases. So how to raise pigeons to reduce the stress response of pigeons?
First, make sure that the loft is well ventilated and has the right density to avoid heat stress in the pigeons. In addition, when it is hotter, the pigeons should also be transported in the cage to pay attention to the density, otherwise heat stress may also occur.
Secondly, don’t chase pigeons all over the loft. Catching pigeons can be said to be a demand, so the best way is to cultivate the affinity of the pigeons. You will be afraid because of your presence, and you will not fly around the loft just because you want to catch them.
Third, when the pigeons have the most stress response, it is actually the initial stage of training. At this stage, the pigeons are not suitable for training, basketing, or transportation, so they will have a stress response. However, as long as the pigeons are given time to adapt a few times, the pigeons will adapt.
Fourth, do not change the layout or color of the loft at will, especially during the training phase. Otherwise, the pigeon may be scared because of the change in layout and color. If the stress reaction is greater, the phenomenon of bombing may occur.
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