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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    No, she 's not being aggressive, but she has spit at me a few times including when the bird feeder hit her. Those were saliva or food spits, not...
    Post by: hjaleski, Mar 13, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    Hi! So things got better with Trinity for a while, and now they've gotten worse. Last night I had left their barn yard. While I'm fastening the...
    Post by: hjaleski, Mar 13, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    Hi! So here's an interesting thing. The night I got your message I went to feed. I put Trinitys bucket down first as usual as she gets more. But...
    Post by: hjaleski, Mar 1, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    Thanks Marty! I'll have to.get.psyched up to ignore.spitting. Do you think I should stop.giving pellets for their dinner too? In the winter they...
    Post by: hjaleski, Feb 24, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    The questions are good, they help me to pinpoint where the behavior started. I have been to your trainings and I do use your methods. The fact...
    Post by: hjaleski, Feb 21, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    But not like she is now
    Post by: hjaleski, Feb 20, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    Oh good question...she would if Dolly.the alpaca started it
    Post by: hjaleski, Feb 20, 2020 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Yikes! I've accidentally trained my friendly Llama to be a spitting Llama

    My 6 year old female Trinity has always been friendly and affectionate. She didn't even seem to know how to spit when she was given to me 2 years...
    Thread by: hjaleski, Feb 20, 2020, 14 replies, in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Llama chewing on barn wood door and fencing wire

    Thank you Marty!
    Post by: hjaleski, Apr 20, 2019 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Llama chewing on barn wood door and fencing wire

    Thank you Marty! I may never let my girls out of the pasture again! I'm only giving them a few branches at a time. They are getting Stillwater...
    Post by: hjaleski, Apr 15, 2019 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Llama chewing on barn wood door and fencing wire

    Hi! Is it possible for them to eat too many branches? They like the apple and crabapple branches better than the hay! They will eat everything I...
    Post by: hjaleski, Apr 15, 2019 in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Pushy, nosy Llama

    Hi! My Llama Trinity is a little too friendly. She wants to continuously smell people's mouths/noses. I understand initially it's getting to know...
    Thread by: hjaleski, Mar 20, 2019, 1 replies, in forum: Behavioral Challenges
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    Llama chewing on barn wood door and fencing wire

    :) well on the rare occassion I do eat potato chips it's for the salt because I sweated a bunch, but your point is well taken! That is really...
    Post by: hjaleski, Mar 7, 2019 in forum: Behavioral Challenges