First i would like to congratulate you in taking this beautiful sport and welcome you in the world of pigeon racing. Some people say that once you are in you will never want to get out of it and i totally agree with this statement. Pigeon racing is a sport spread world wide and has absolutely no age limit .Young or old men or women theyve all been conquered for life by this majestic one of kind creatures we call racing pigeons. Their intelligence and capabilities to return home from short or extreme long distances made them favourite animals for millions of people around the globe. Kings and queens, wealthy or hard working men along the history enjoyed their presence and called them friends, companions and heroes. The beauty of this sport is that everything can be learned about it, we do not have to be born with a phenomenal talent to achieve the highest performances .This unique sport will bring in the life of any fancier the thrill and pleasure he has never experienced before - the joy of winning a race. The many aspects of this sport will offer unique and beautiful experiences to the new fancier and also the chance to make friends all over the world, which is by far the most important one. After more then 30 years on this beautiful sport, there is one very important thing that i have learned "It is important to win the first place, but more important is with how many people do you enjoy it, as he, who won the first place and has no friends around him, will be just a lonely winner." Dacian Busecan I can only hope that this advice will always guide you in your racing pigeons career and i welcome you in the beautiful world of pigeon racers. From this 136 pages (black&white )interior book you will learn about; Introduction The loft The floor Heated Flooring The Walls The Compartments Inside the Loft The Nest Boxes The Nest Bowls The Roof The Aviary Pigeons Entry Diseases and Treatments Ornithosis Trichomoniasis Paramixovirus (PMV) New Castle Disease Coccidiosis Salmonellosis Adeno-Coli ( Young Birds Sickness) E-coli Hexamitiasis Mycoplasmosis Coryza Worms External Parasites Small Pox Bird Description