How to TEACH Your Pigeon 4 EASY Tricks | PIGEON BASIC TRAINING 101

Here’s how to teach your pigeon 4 easy tricks! I’ll show to how to teach your pigeon 4 easy tricks, such as step up, step down, come, and spin. The video is for pigeon basic training 101 that you can try with your pet bird.

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[BubblyPetz]

Hopefully, you found my video helpful, and if you have any questions, leave them down below! I wish you all luck with training your birds!

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[xsm]

I want a pet pigeon so bad! they look mad underrated as pets!

[seeker]

fun tidbit, birds can't step downwards, so they end up having to jump/fly (and depending what's on/behind the surface, they may be unwilling/unable to do it at all). step up was probably easier for your bird because it's a more natural motion. you can try doing "step down" with the surface right about chest level for the bird, and they should pick it up just as naturally as "step up"!

[Carmel]

You killed this and the video is great clear and concise

[grndiamonds]

Very useful! Love your editing style, hair, and your bird! I wish you the best tif luck with your birdie!

[lindareese]

Thank you for your patience for sharing this wonderful lessons with me and graces to you.

[diegocantona]

Top name' 'Cloudfeather' 💯

[NE_Pigeons]

Wow this is actually amazing! And what a very nice breed of pigeon you have there!

[MyOsirius]

At what age did you begin training? How long is a session?

[f.a.]

My pigeon is blind, so she can never do this :(

[ashleyhoman]

I've taken care of pigeons since I was 12 and I'm 20. I've been able to train them as homing pigeons easily and breed them. I also take care of baby birds. Ever since I rescued my orange cat Jack when he was a kitten; for 3 years now I've not had birds bc he chased all of them off. Had an albino I rescued that almost got ran over by a city bus. Named her charcoal then she was a mother. She's one of the ones that flew off bc of my cat. Which is fair. Anyway I have two pigeons that a friend gave me just as they were becoming fledglings. I've decided to keep them and work with them in my screened porch. They're so stubborn. I've never clicked trained before just for the fact I've never had birds that liked to be on me. These guys don't like to be on me but they eat out of my hand which is a starter. The last pigeon I raised from 3 days old loved being on my shoulder but because of my cat I let him go. But I love working with pigeons and want to give it a shot again. I just don't know how to necessarily get these guys used to being on me more without wanting to fly off. Also they like peas but they don't always necessarily eat it out of my hand outside of their cage on the porch. But when they're inside they'll eat out of my hand like crazy. But I also live in Arizona and it's hot being out there too long. Though when it's in the low 100 that's nice. But it's been up there. I haven't even name my birds cuz I'm indecisive. Names have to be perfect for them.
I'm super ranting here but that's fine lol
I bought a clicker the other day I'm hoping with consistency I can work with these guys better. I have the advantage that they eat out of my hand and like peas. I just need to get them more used to being on me I just hate it when they poop on me lol. Any thoughts to my randomness?

[Zuri_el]

I stumbled on this video looking for pigeon flying for my pigeon that i am giving a 2nd chance at life. My 1st priority was to raise it and let it fly free to find a group or a family. But i am getting somewhat attached, i bring him inside and walk around with it on my shoulders and show it the things i do. Lol... so i am leaning on keeping it and have it as a pet. Its a been about 2 weeks since i stoped hand feeding and introduced him some dove food cause my local pet shop said it be fine. But he doesnt seem to be eating much. So what kind of food do u feed cloud?

😊thx

[AbdulJabbar-vhfh]

R safflower and sunflower seeds same ?

[hnubqub]

What seeds do you give them like sunflower seeds?

[pommedeterre]

I'd like to train my girl fernestine but i can't approach her much outside of her cage because she flies or walks away :^( same for my male but hes even more skittish and doesnt let me close at all

[godrilla]

My pigeon said "she told you what?"
Then he took a crap on my floor, waddled to the tabled and looked at me like he was expecting dinner.

[Mictesting]

Hi when can I start training my pigeons, they are now 5 weeks old,

[sophierabalais]

Hey so I just rescued two domestic ring neck doves and I can’t get a handle on training them. They don’t understand that I can hold their food nor do they fully understand how to forage when out of their cages. I’m trying to do some basic target training or even just step up without forcing them to climb onto my finger with a nudge but I can’t do it without positive reinforcement like a treat 😭 one of them is too scared for me to even approach her so I let her just wander around my room but the other is fairly comfortable with me now and enjoys sitting on me. I want to start teaching tricks but, again, he just doesn’t understand that food can exist out of his food bowl (or when I’m holding his food bowl up to him). I’ve offered him a few varieties of food as well that Ik he likes from having devoured it in the food bowl. Any tips on how to just familiarize him with hand feeding???

[Darkflametailz]

I'm honestly thinking about getting a pigeon x3 but would you happen to know how well they can get along with a chicken?

[chrisloz]

How would someone train a pigeon to bring back money from the "wild"