We have been caring for alpacas for nearly two years now. At the moment we have 5 boys but, with the Small Farm Field Day coming up at the weekend, I suspect that some of them will be sold. They are easy for me to look after - clean water and a handful of food each day is all I need to do.
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They all have their own bucket - it minimizes spitting incidents |
Of course, if they were actually mine I'd have to do a lot more for them: drenching, shearing, toenail clipping. As it is, I can enjoy them without the stress of being fully responsible.
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Paddy and Roddy with McTavish and Lurtz in the background |
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The lovely Lurtz - he's my favourite |
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