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Llama Behavior

Normal Llama Behavior

Misdirected Territorial Aggression

Mislabeled and misunderstood as "berserk" and "abherant" behavior, territorial aggression directed at humans is easy to understand and quite possible to address successfully

Behavior and management consultation

FREE!!! This is how we help rescuers and prevent rescue

Get Connected! clinics and hands-on instruction

Jump-start your skills or learn to problem-solve ... the sky is the limit!

 

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