Comments on: Llamas: A Few Other Websites http://www.llamas-information.com/other-llama-websites/llamas-a-few-other-websites/ Llama Training Articles & DVDs... Llama Books... Llama T-Shirts Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:14:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Rosana http://www.llamas-information.com/other-llama-websites/llamas-a-few-other-websites/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Rosana Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:14:43 +0000 http://www.llamas-information.com/?p=527#comment-105 Sorry, Robin, but I don't have any specific ideas. Just be attentive to what they are communicating with body language. Hopefully things have already worked out some by now... this got lost in my emails.... Try asking some llama people in your area. Kudos to you for taking on these ladies. Rosana Sorry, Robin, but I don’t have any specific ideas. Just be attentive to what they are communicating with body language. Hopefully things have already worked out some by now… this got lost in my emails…. Try asking some llama people in your area.

Kudos to you for taking on these ladies.

Rosana

]]> By: Robin Sauls http://www.llamas-information.com/other-llama-websites/llamas-a-few-other-websites/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Robin Sauls Mon, 28 Nov 2011 05:11:59 +0000 http://www.llamas-information.com/?p=527#comment-104 I had adopted three females, who's elderly owner had passed on, and needed to be given a home. These three ladies had not been tended too, nor handled for almost three years. I got them lovely do's, and their nails done, along with shots. I have separated the Lean-to stall's one side for the two sheep, and the other for the ladies, they all eat out of the same crib. Today, my neighbor knock's at my door- saying come out to see what I brought you, there in the drive way is another young Dame, she had been very abused/neglected. I accepted her, but the younger of my Dames did not. The eldest/Guard of the previous three seemed to take her under her tutelage-showing her about the place, but the Daughter on the Eldest, went to the front pasture in protest. I tried to coax this Dame to join the others, but no go. finally the original herd all joined up in the front pasture leaving the newbie by her self, I tried to have the newbie follow me to the front pasture, but she sadly stayed staring through the fence at the others. What can I do to help bring forward a family/herd cohesion? I had adopted three females, who’s elderly owner had passed on, and needed to be given a home. These three ladies had not been tended too, nor handled for almost three years. I got them lovely do’s, and their nails done, along with shots. I have separated the Lean-to stall’s one side for the two sheep, and the other for the ladies, they all eat out of the same crib.
Today, my neighbor knock’s at my door- saying come out to see what I brought you, there in the drive way is another young Dame, she had been very abused/neglected. I accepted her, but the younger of my Dames did not. The eldest/Guard of the previous three seemed to take her under her tutelage-showing her about the place, but the Daughter on the Eldest, went to the front pasture in protest.
I tried to coax this Dame to join the others, but no go. finally the original herd all joined up in the front pasture leaving the newbie by her self, I tried to have the newbie follow me to the front pasture, but she sadly stayed staring through the fence at the others. What can I do to help bring forward a family/herd cohesion?

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