Origin

The Domino Frill pigeon breed originated from mainland Asia Minor. It was introduced to Europe in 1890 and has since been selectively bred for its unique appearance.

Breed Characteristics

The Domino Frill pigeon is a medium-sized bird that typically weighs between 1.5 and 2 pounds. It is characterized by its distinct black and white color pattern. The feathers of the Domino Frill are close fitting and in great condition. The breed has a frill around its neck, which is as much as possible, and covers the chest. It has moderate-length legs and its feet are covered with feathers (except for the domino variety).

Temperament

The Domino Frill pigeon is known for its friendly and docile nature. It is a calm and gentle bird, making it a suitable pet for those looking for a low-maintenance companion. However, like all pigeons, it requires proper care, attention, and a suitable living environment to thrive.

Preferred Living Conditions

The Domino Frill pigeon can be kept either in a spacious aviary or a well-ventilated pigeon loft. It requires a clean and secure space to roost and nest. The temperature in the living area should be kept within a comfortable range, and the area should be protected from drafts and extreme weather conditions. The pigeons will also require access to fresh water and a balanced diet to maintain their health.

Usage

The Domino Frill pigeon breed is primarily a show pigeon, valued for its distinctive appearance. It is bred for exhibition purposes and is often showcased at pigeon shows and competitions. While it may not have specific practical uses, it is highly regarded for its aesthetic appeal and is popular among fanciers and pigeon breeders.