Alpacas are creatures of habit, usually…
We are all creatures of habit but alpacas especially so. From feeding preferences and positions to grazing routes and times of the day.
We are all creatures of habit but alpacas especially so. From feeding preferences and positions to grazing routes and times of the day.
Each day with alpacas is a new opportunity to learn something – either about your alpacas or yourself!
We all want to do the best we can for our alpacas and creating this right environment for them goes a long way to caring for them really well.
Alpacas know what you are saying by the way that you say it. In this episode, Steve talks with his wife Sue about their experience of talking to alpacas. Learning to listen and talk to them can make managing them easier.
Alpacas are calming to be around – why is that? Listen to this episode for some of my thoughts on the subject.
Season Change – Autumn here and the pen-matings finished for the year. A reflection on the journey.
Understanding alpacas is not easy and sometimes we get caught out. Autumn arriving is an opportunity to review your herd health plan. We discuss faecal testing with Tanya Russell.
In part two of my conversation with Marty Mcgee Bennett, we continue exploring how Marty built her knowledge and experience and how she has been teaching camelid owners in clinics and through books and videos.
I am delighted to bring you an interview with a special guest for this episode of Alpaca Tribe. I first met Marty McGee Bennett on one of her four-day intensive CamelDynamics Courses back in 2009. The impact remains to this day.
After the storms we are back to normal – wild wind and wet alpacas – a typical British Summer! Cria love the wind – it makes them full of fun