Origin

The German Beak-crested Trumpeter originated in Germany in the early 20th century. It was developed through selective breeding, cross-breeding a Bokhara Trumpeter (double-crested trumpeter) with a color pigeon to create a pigeon with a unique beak-crest.

Breed Characteristics

The German Beak-crested Trumpeter is known for its unique crest, which is located close to its beak rather than on its head. This breed has a medium-sized body with a broad chest, short legs, and a short beak. The plumage of the German Beak-crested Trumpeter can come in various colors and patterns.

Temperament

The German Beak-crested Trumpeter is known to be a docile and calm breed. They are generally friendly and can be easily handled. This breed is not known for aggressive behavior and can coexist well with other pigeons and animals.

Preferred Living Conditions

The German Beak-crested Trumpeter can adapt well to different living conditions. They can be kept in a loft or aviary, as long as there is enough space for them to fly and move around. This breed enjoys access to fresh air and natural sunlight. Providing a clean and comfortable living environment is essential for their health and well-being.

Usage

The German Beak-crested Trumpeter is primarily kept as a show pigeon due to its unique crest and distinctive appearance. It is a popular breed among pigeon fanciers and hobbyists who enjoy participating in pigeon shows and competitions. Due to their calm temperament, they are also kept as pets. Pigeon enthusiasts enjoy their pleasing cooing sound and enjoy watching them fly and display their unique features.

Key Data

Interesting Facts

• The German Beak-crested Trumpeter’s crest is unique as it is located close to its beak rather than on its head.
• This breed is known for its pleasing cooing sound.
• The German Beak-crested Trumpeter is popular among pigeon fanciers and hobbyists who enjoy participating in shows and competitions.