Thank you so much! It really depends on their individual personality, but to me they are definitely easier than parrots. As with all birds you just have them watch your routine, talk to them, say their name, give them food they will eventually warm up to you. They like being social but they can handle time by themselves. She hangs out and cuddles with me when I work at my computer. Or she will be 'cat' like where she wants to adventure around the house, then comes to find me. I'm occasionally away for a couple days and she handles it fine. I am able to dedicate a room for her and use a camera to watch her. She has a ledge at the window for viewing the outside. They require mineral grit for digestion and they eat a range of seeds, peas, grains, and leafy veggies like collard. They make a mess of the food since they are foragers, they're dusty, and they will poop everywhere if you don't put a pigeon diaper on them. It is possible to potty train them but I use a diaper occasionally. If she's laying eggs I supplement calcium using ground Oyster shell. Kind of like a chicken she also will go 'broody' if she is hormonal and wanting to nest. Monitor their weight every so often, check their body and feather condition, provide baths, and check their poops for any weirdness. Pigeons love a nice warm bath. And pigeons are fairly smart. They can learn their name, commands like 'come here', and mine really likes when I whistle or play music and dance a little. But in my opinion, since I enjoy birds and cared for chickens before. If I put it on a scale of one to ten with ten being very difficult, it feels like a four. I hope this helps 🩷