Racing pigeons are also called homing pigeons because they can return home from almost anywhere. Find out what its like to race these pigeons, and how much care and training they need from you. Discover how long these colorful birds have been helping humans deliver messages, and find out about the pigeon war hero G.I. Joe. Do you have what it takes to become a pigeon fancier? Can you convince your parents that you do?

Provides advice on having a racing pigeon as a pet, discussing its behavior, housing, life cycle, selection, feeding, and handling.

When it comes down to it, breeding racing pigeons for success takes dedication, knowledge, and testing.In all honesty, if you want to stand any kind of chance as a competitive flyer it is essential you not only keep accurate loft and pedigree records but also have some sort of breeding plan in place. Which can all be as thorough as you like, at the end of the day you choose how much effort you want to put into the sport.This guide will touch upon some of the most common breeding methods and practices. The aim is to give you an idea of what is involved without a heavy science lesson.This beginners guide provides vital information on the origin, physical attributes, how to buy, temperament, health problems, feeding, and socialization of this wonderful pet birdGet your copy today by scrolling up and clicking Buy Now to get your copy today

"Pigeons and man enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship dating back to Ancient Egypt and beyond. The birds have served their human keepers as messengers, companions, and extraordinary athletes. They have delivered messages that turned the tide of financial affairs and diverted the course of war. Some birds have even been decorated for their battlefield heroism. Pigeon racing calls upon the birds' remarkable homing abilities, speed, and endurance. These impressive abilities are refined through selective breeding and progressive training programs that become a consuming pastime for pigeon 'fanciers.' Pigeon Racing offers a broad-based introduction to pigeon husbandry, health, breeding, and competition for the novice enthusiast ... The text includes information on loft design and outfitting, common health problems, and basic training. It explores race formats and administration and explains the intricacies of timing. The extensive glossary serves as an introduction to the pigeon-racing vernacular. Racing pigeons are not the feral birds you see perched on power lines and rooftops. They are marathon fliers, relying on their innate sense of direction and heart to achieve remarkable results."--Publisher's description.

Owning a hedgehog is surprisingly easy. In addition to a food bowl and a water bottle, all you need to buy for this animal is a cage with some fun hiding spots inside it. Since they are nocturnal, hedgehogs are awake in the evening hours when you are home from school. Don’t be startled if your hedgehog rolls into a ball when you pick it up, though. Many members of this species do this when they are frightened. The more your hedgehog gets to know you, the less it will do this. Can you convince your parents that a hedgehog would make a good pet for you?

This is the Complete Step by Step Guide for Newbies on How to Raise Your Racing Pigeons From Birth to Growth Using this guide you will learn the following Training Your Racing Pigeon Keeping Your Racing Pigeon Feeding Your Racing Pigeon Housing Your Racing Pigeon Caring For Your Racing Pigeon Proper Health for Your Racing Pigeon Get your copy today by scrolling up and clicking Buy Now to get your copy today