Raising pigeons, many fanciers have summed up a lot of experience. This includes judging whether a pigeon is good or bad depending on where it is resting. For example, there is a saying that the high perch occupied by the pigeon means that the pigeon is more intelligent, and the breeding pigeon breeding nest box is selected low, which means that the breeding pigeon is more able to breed and be more intelligent.
There are indeed fanciers who agree with this statement, but if you know more about the loft, you will find that in fact, the position where the pigeon stands, the position where it rests, and the position where it breeds cannot be used as a basis for judging the quality of the pigeon, such a statement does not make much sense.
The position where the pigeon rests is often occupied first, so it is not easy to change. Of course, it may be possible to change by fighting, but often the aborigines will do their best to protect their position, and if they do encounter a fierce pigeon, then they will change positions. So isn't it good to have a pigeon that fights a little bit?Not really.
Therefore, there are some statements that do not have any reference meaning, and for the pigeons, the choice of rest position is not a matter of their own. Therefore, it is generally not necessary to judge the quality of pigeons by this.