I am glad you are here helping others. I'd sure like to see the first haltering part.

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We are releasing a video next Wednesday that goes over haltering and halter fit.

You were really good training style

You guys are awesome! I am so intrigued by your business! I first saw Beau hunting with Randy Newberg and have really enjoyed watching Wilderness Ridge trail llamas ever since!

1 person apparently doesn’t love llamas. Clear and instructional, and Bruno did great! Thanks!

hope all is well with you folks, missed seeing you videos

Nice job in explaining the training process. Hope the Batey family is well. Llamas must have personalities as well, like some are calmer and others more hyper.

Great to see you back missed watching and hearing from you all.

So good to see you do videos. I really enjoy seeing the respect and love you have for these great animals :)

Hope you guys are well! Love the videos!!

Kirstin, just found your channel from your pickled eggs vid (made 2 batches last week-2 dif flavors) and eager to try yours with the sausage!!! New Sub-excited to learn about Llamas! (Emperor's New Groove a favorite of our boys when young-and mine!) We have sheep only now-used to have goats also-get out too much. Plus chickens,ducks, dogs, cats--but excited and I go by Kristy but am KRISTIN! looking forward--Kristy in Missouri :)

Some say (with horses), you want to "imprint" (touch them all over) as soon after birth as possible, so they immediately think of your touch/inspection of them as the norm. Would that work on the llamas too? Nice beasties.

Loved the video. Hope your family and friends are healthy and safe. Understanding that every Llama is different (and that this could be a loaded question), but approximately how long does it take for them to start understanding and be comfortable with what your doing?

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I'm really glad you didn't get bitten!

I'm a new llama papa as of this afternoon. At what age should I start working with him?