How do you divide a pigeon?

The pairing system between pigeons is a rare monogamy in the animal world, a male pigeon will only be paired with one female pigeon, and after the pairing is successful, the male pigeon will not care about the other hens. How to distinguish a from a hen is different at different times. Of course, there is a special way for pigeon breeders, the cocks released in the spring should fly faster, the hens will be faster in the autumn, and the pigeon keepers will release a few more pigeons when they are released, so as to distinguish between male and female.

The partner can put the in the middle, put a few hens around, and then let the make the choice, when the chooses one, he will be wholeheartedly good to the hen. In fact, the male pigeon chooses a female pigeon, which is the result of natural selection, when he has two female pigeons, and both female pigeons have laid eggs, the male pigeon will run on both sides, unable to hatch the eggs wholeheartedly. In this case, the eggs on both sides will be broken, so the male pigeon can only choose one type of pigeon and concentrate on incubating the eggs.

So when raising pigeons, remember not to have one with two hens. <>

Let's talk about how to distinguish pigeons, when the pigeon is still an egg, one side of the egg head is more pointed for the female, and the two sides are round for the male. When the eggs hatch for 4 or 5 days, you can take the eggs under the light to observe, you can observe that the blood streaks inside are more symmetrical, and the spider web is male, asymmetrical, and one side is long and more and the other is short and less female. When the pigeons have been incubating for 4 or 5 days, the first in the litter to eat food and leave the house is the male, and vice versa.

When the pigeon is young, the is thicker, with a round arch on the top of the head, a large and short beak, and a very thick bone in the feet. The hen is the opposite, the female is smaller, the head is round, the top of the head is relatively flat, the mouth is long and narrow, and the feet are short and thin. When the pigeon grows up, the characteristics are more obvious, the male pigeon will often chase the hen, around the hen, the tail will mop the floor from time to time, the head will also move up and down frequently, and will also "coo", while the female will be more docile and walk more slowly.

In our daily life, I believe that many people want to buy and sell pigeons to get greater profits, for some people who often raise pigeons, after raising pigeons for a period of time, they basically know what the common diseases of pigeons look like, and in the process of raising pigeons, they will also have a deeper understanding of the habits of pigeons. For some novice pigeon breeders, how do we divide the and hen between the pigeons at this time? How many hens can a male pigeon carry?

What kind of methods should we use to correctly distinguish between male and female pigeons?

Essentially, pigeons and humans have exactly the same attitude towards their feelings, so monogamy is a very natural and normal thing in the pigeon world. So a male pigeon can only carry one hen at most, if a male pigeon has two hens, then it will lead to the hatching of the baby pigeon on both sides of the process. And the pigeons are very protective of their wives, and when they bring their wives to forage for food, there are other hens that disturb them, then it is very likely that these male pigeons will attack the other hens.

In daily life, the pigeons we see are actually mostly congregating animals, although it seems that many pigeons live in the same area, but if some other people invade their territory, then it can lead to a big conflict between them. Because the pigeon is not a very docile animal, at this time, if someone violates their territory, then the pigeon will attack other people or animals at the first time.

If you want to distinguish between male and female pigeons, it is also very simple. We can hold the pigeon and touch the pigeon's pubic bone with our hands. If the pubic bones are parallel, it is the female.

The pubic bone on the left, if it is concave inward and has a non-parallel feeling, then it is male.

The pigeon is a social animal, but a will have a hen pair. They are usually monogamous. Although pigeons are social animals, it is good to breed them in larger numbers, but you should not let the pigeons be too crowded, because too crowded will cause the pigeons to fight.

After laying eggs, the male and female pigeons take turns to incubate the eggs. Don't think that it's unrealistic to have one to pick up a lot of hens. When you start raising, you have to raise one male and one female, and raise a few more.

1 Although pigeons are social animals, they are very strict and basically monogamous. So as long as the has a hen pair, it doesn't care about the other hens, and sometimes even attacks other hens, so you can see from that. A does not carry several hens.

2. Observe the slope of the head and neck of the pigeon, the head to the neck is gentle, the is gentle, and the slope is steep for the hen.

The easiest way to divide a pigeon into a male and female is to put the toes of the pigeon together in a parallel pattern. The male pigeon with the long toe on the left side and the female pigeon with the same toes on both sides. The length of the toes of the two feet of the pigeon is basically the same, and it is more certain to look at both feet.

From the outside, the male pigeon is larger and fatter with a longer keel. The hens are smaller and have dull neck feathers that are not as showy as the cocks. Secondly, it can be distinguished from the behavior, the male pigeon has a lively temperament, loves to be aggressive, and the female pigeon has a more docile temperament.

Finally, it is a warm reminder that the breeder should feed the pigeons regularly and quantitatively every day, and fix the position of the trough.

1.Through pigeon eggs: the pigeon eggs are placed under the light to observe, male embryos, the blood lines on both sides of the embryo axis are symmetrical, spider-shaped, and female embryos are asymmetrical;

2.Young birds: Male youngsters are large and loud;

3.Adult pigeons: the same toe length for the female, not the same for the male, the likes to chase the hen, the hen is more docile, the hatches between 10 and 16 o'clock.

How do you divide a pigeon into a male and a female? The easiest way.

Once you hold the pigeon in your hand, gently pull your mouth forward with your thumb and forefinger to straighten it and let go immediately. If the pigeon has its head backwards and throws it backwards with force, it shall be considered male. If the pigeon's beak "chirps" two or three times, it is considered female.

2. Hold the dove and put the three toes of the dove together with the right hand in a parallel manner, and the left toe should be considered male; The same is to be regarded as the mother. Note that the length of the pigeon's feet is basically the same, and it is more certain to look at both the left and right feet.

3. Hold the pigeon and touch the pigeon's pubic bone with your hand. If the pubic bones are parallel, it should be considered female. The pubic bone on the left, if it is concave inward and has a sense of non-parallelism, should be considered male.

Looking at the size of the nose, the big one is estimated to be the mother, and the old love of the male is called love to turn in circles.

The pigeons are small and difficult to separate, it takes about a month or two.

Hello, how can I tell the and hen of a pigeon.

The easiest way is to separate the male and female of the pigeons.