Some fanciers will be vaccinated before the breeding pair, in order to get the offspring a certain amount of antibodies directly. Many fanciers think this is a good idea, and some fanciers will directly advise some fanciers to do so. It's okay to do that, but there are a few things you need to be aware of.
It is generally recommended to do it half a month in advance, so that the impact on the pigeon breeding will be lower. Because you have been vaccinated, some pigeons will react obviously, so the pigeons will not want to lay eggs in pairs. It takes time to adjust. If your pigeons are all paired and vaccinated, this is not suitable.
Some of the pigeons were very excited, and then after the vaccine was given, the state went down all of a sudden. At this time, it is not suitable to breed in pairs. Therefore, we generally do not recommend fanciers who have no experience in doing this to try this method. Of course, you can try it with a small number of pigeons.
Let's talk about the two sessions in 2024 If the pairing itself is more anxious, then don't do it. You should do the relevant vaccines in advance, and then the little pigeon will come out, and then give the little pigeon another vaccine, so that it is safer.