Okay then, I will speak with my wife concerning the cage.
I raised Mira, Gem, Mai, Bob in that cage, so some history comes with it, I think a full grown pigeon will be okay to call it home, lets hope the wife will part with it.
The Lahore baby is a go, I feel this is a great choice (for a pet) I usually avoid that word...

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Lets pray both eggs survive so you will have a choice.
I wish I could say out of all my babies there was a favorite, but all I can say there is but one that has changed my world and has profoundly effected the Dove & Pigeon forum, There was a tragic loss to a very wonderful beautiful bird of peace so named as GEM.
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Mira
Mira Pictures!!
What adaptors have said about there bird of Peace!
Camille & Susan Please
Tritak/Heather and her Bird of Peace shipped to Tennessee
How is your bird of peace doing? I think that he is settling in quite nicely and bonding with the entire family.
Biting? We went through a brief nip period but of course it doesnt hurt at all ( I have been chewed on by macaws too many times )
Mess? Oh the poops that end up all over the place right before he takes off to fly around LOL but other than that, just a seed mess around the cage from tossing it around.
Loyalty? Mai Tai is the absolutely MOST loyal bird I have ever met, I can honestly say that he is truely loyal to me but also enjoys the entire family.
Cage stress if any? He doesnt like it if he is left in there too long but he plays with his toys I have in there for him. He has several different perches and a swing that he hangs out on also along with a basket to sleep and poop in!
For the most part how does your Pigeon do during out of cage time? He flies room to room with me but if I move around too much he will hang out with one of the kids until he feels like flying around again.
If you take your bird outside, do you worry about clipping his/her wings? I almost got brave enough to take him out once but by the time I decided to let him go out, he didnt want to, but no I wont clip his wings. He deserves flighted freedom.
What about a harness? Well if he takes off down the block like Susans did I just might get one LOLOL
Do you fear you will loose your bird? Yes but Arty swears I dont have to worry about that LOLOL
Can you compare your new friend to other birds you have? NIght and day, night and day. I absolutely could never allow any of my birds free flight outside let alone inside. They would eat through the walls. The most Mai Tai will do is peck at the counters! I also dont have to worry about loyalty issues with him. He loves us all with me being just a tad more special!
Do you have any complaints? The uncontrollable poops!!!! LOLOL seriously though, no, he is a phenomenal bird of peace that I still cant believe that I love so much.
I also would like to hear your overall experience with the bird of Peace.
He is amazing. I am at awe and total peace watching him fly around the house and landing on my butt every time I bend over! He is gentle with the baby and has fun playing with the boys and will coo to my hubby who calls him daddys pretty chicken!
We all are completely taken with him and will be eternally thankful to Arty for the chance to have one of these majestic birds.
Mai,
as requested
Bob,
It was a bitter winter, 30 below wind chills, I entered the loft to refresh the seed and water and found this little one sitting all by himself, no momma or pappa keeping him warm, he was but pin feathers, I scooped him up and brought him in the house, I began hand feeding.
As a Rehabber I made an oath not to become attached to any animal as a successful release is always my objective but as this little bird sat in my lap after the feedings my love for him grew, then he began to demand to be with me, very very touching.
I began to think, Hmmmmm this bird would make a wonderful companion so I asked a dear friend of mine named Kate if she would be interested in this little bird of peace, without any questions Kate and her daughter came over and took the bird home and named him Bob.
Katey tells me the same as everyone else, there bird is very loyal, a pleasure to have within there home.