Origin

The Berlin Muffed Tumbler was developed in Berlin, Germany. It is a breed that has been selectively bred over many years to achieve its unique characteristics. It is not clear when exactly the breed was first developed, but it is believed to have been since the mid-18th century.

Breed Characteristics

The Berlin Muffed Tumbler is a small-sized pigeon breed, with an average height of around 22 cm. It has a slender and wedge-shaped head, and a long, narrow, and straight beak. The breed has a slender and proportional body. The distinguishing feature of the Berlin Muffed Tumbler is its muff, which refers to the long feathers that cover its legs. The muff gives the pigeons a distinct appearance and sets them apart from other breeds.

Temperament

The temperament of the Berlin Muffed Tumbler is not specifically described in available sources. However, like other fancy pigeon breeds, they are generally calm and gentle in nature.

Preferred Living Conditions

As with other pigeon breeds, the Berlin Muffed Tumbler can be kept both as pets and for exhibition purposes. They can adapt to a variety of living conditions, including both indoor and outdoor aviaries. They require a spacious and well-ventilated living environment, with access to clean water and a balanced diet.

Usage

The Berlin Muffed Tumbler is primarily bred for exhibition purposes due to its unique appearance and distinct muff. It is a popular breed among fancy pigeon enthusiasts and can be seen in various pigeon shows and competitions. Additionally, they can also be kept as pets for their calm and gentle nature.

Interesting Facts

• The Berlin Muffed Tumbler is believed to be one of the smallest breeds among the Tumbler pigeons.
• The breed has been developed over many years through selective breeding.
• The muff, which is a distinguishing feature of the Berlin Muffed Tumbler, refers to the long feathers that cover its legs.