With good pigeons, it is natural that fanciers want good pigeons to pass on their good genes. Generally speaking, good pigeons have good genes, so having good pigeons has a better chance of getting good genes for future generations. So, how do the genes of good pigeons continue?
Generally speaking, inbreeding pairs can pass on the genes of a pigeon to a relatively good one. Generally speaking, pigeons are paired for inbreeding, and both parents must be excellent pigeons, so that they are suitable for inbreeding. Otherwise, the quality of the pigeons bred will go down, which is not what we want to see.
Of course, the pigeons bred by inbred pairs are not always the best pigeons. Tend there are not many excellent pigeons, there are not many inferior pigeons, and mediocre pigeons have the highest number of pigeons. So there needs to be a very strict selection process. If the pigeons are all good pigeons, then breeding is too simple.
Through strict breeding and accumulation, you will get a good batch of pigeons, and these pigeons are basically relatively similar, so it will be much easier to breed racing pigeons.