You can breed any pigeon with another pigeon but if you are looking for performance, the best way to go it to mate two performance pigeons.
The homing pigeon is a variety of domestic pigeon derived from the Rock Pigeon selectively bred to find its way home over long distance
Young domestic pigeons, often bred for their meat, are called squabs.
They are not extremely rare, but are less common than grey pigeons due to the brown/red coloration being recessive. Brown pigeons are specially bred as pets, and are a common color of show pigeon.
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The first domesticated pigeons are believed to have originated in the Near East, particularly in regions like modern-day Iraq and Turkey, around 5,000 years ago. They were likely descended from wild rock pigeons, which still inhabit cliffs and coastal areas worldwide. Over time, these birds were bred for various traits, leading to the diverse pigeon breeds we see today.
A carrier pigeon, also known as a homing pigeon, is a domesticated bird bred for its ability to find its way home over long distances. These pigeons can be trained to carry messages or small items, making them valuable for communication, especially before modern technology. They possess an exceptional sense of direction, allowing them to navigate using the Earth's magnetic fields and visual landmarks. Carrier pigeons have historically been used in military and emergency situations, as well as in sports competitions.
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Pigeons, particularly the rock pigeon (Columba livia), have a long history of domestication, dating back over 5,000 years in the Middle East. They were initially valued for their meat, but their remarkable homing ability led to their use in communication, especially during wartime. Over centuries, they have been bred into various breeds for sport, companionship, and exhibition. Today, pigeons continue to play a role in urban environments and are celebrated for their adaptability and intelligence.
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Catching mice.
To herd cattle, goats and other domestic animals