...That is the question.
I tried to answer this question as detailed as possible.
And please do not project human emotions on birds and animals in general. It is not right!
The desire of animals to have offspring is only an instinct, and not an emotional need, "so that there is someone to love," and "so that there is someone to bring a glass of water to in their old age." Breeding offspring for animals is a tremendous burden on the body, and it costs the lives of many animals.
I didn’t cover one more question in the video. This is "where to put the chicks." Obviously, it is impossible to sell them to people who want owls. To distribute to those who know how to take care of an owl - no one will take an adequate eagle-owl for himself, whoever wanted to have one for a long time. To release them into nature, requires costly rehabilitation. And in general, eagle-owl chicks eat like hippos. It is elementary expensive to grow them. What to do with them next, is yet another issue.