Choosing a suitable pigeon is not so easy and often requires analysis from the inside out. When choosing pigeons, it is generally necessary to analyze in many ways, not just to look at a single point. So whether a pigeon is good or not, from what aspects to analyze and judge?
First, it is not healthy. I often tell some friends that pigeons must be healthy, preferably all the time, and that illness is an occasional problem. Do not deny that some pigeons are good at disease resistance, that is, self-regulation ability is better. Only healthy pigeons can make raising pigeons easier. Otherwise, no matter how good the pedigree pigeons are, they will continue to have various problems.
Second, some external conditions must be good. We fanciers know that some of the theories are not completely accurate, but why do we still need to know? In fact, it gives you a greater chance of choosing the right pigeon. For example, some pigeons are dry and thin and fly very well, but we fanciers choose pigeons or try to choose full of muscle pigeons. Some pigeons have a very thin skeleton and fly well, but when choosing pigeons, it is better to choose pigeons with a hard skeleton. Why? It is a greater probability that you will choose the right pigeon. Therefore, some external conditions, including feathers, muscles, skeletons, etc., are better.
Third, after selecting the pigeons, look at the genetics. The choices made up front still need to be tested. The pigeons are chosen for breeding, so it is better for the pigeons to be bred. If the pigeons do not work, they are not suitable for breeding. In fact, it is reverse verification, a very simple thing. No matter how good the external conditions are, no matter how outstanding the achievements, it is not possible to do seeds. So reverse verification is the most crucial factor in determining the breeding pigeon.