Alpaca shearing - 2021 Shearing Summer Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 18 чер 2021
  • This Clip shows how i approach my animal in the open field to put the harness on and how easy it has become for her to accept it. I work on her head and neck whilst she stands for me. It is only a shore video as my phone ran out of storage. This is to be continued...
    ANNOUCEMENT
    For those who live near Plymouth, UK
    Join us for an extraordinatry experience in animal connection!
    We are hosting an animal communication course Aug 20th to 22nd 2021 run by Marie France from Horse & Heart. A course for everyone who would like to learn to communicate with animals from heart to heart. Suitable for adults and teenagers 16+ y.o. Everyone welcome! No previous experience required. A good refresher / more depth for experienced communicators too. Techniques can be applied to all species of animals.
    You will have the chance to meet and work with our alpacas, including Topaz the star of this video and their 2 and 4 legged friends.
    Absolutely not to miss!!
    For more information and booking
    www.horse-and-heart.com/events

КОМЕНТАРІ • 5

  • @grxzorr5496
    @grxzorr5496 3 роки тому +3

    all of your videos are so relaxing i love what youre doing !!!!! please i'd love longer content from you !!

    • @alpacas-trainingatliberty1562
      @alpacas-trainingatliberty1562  3 роки тому +1

      Thank you so much! i have been concerned that if i make them too long, people will lose interest. I will make them longer. There is plenty of material and ideas i would like to share.

  • @darlenepowell5948
    @darlenepowell5948 2 роки тому

    Please turn up your volume, we can’t hear you!!

  • @trinity2145
    @trinity2145 2 роки тому

    Why don’t you use electric shavers For sheering. Takes 3 mins or so? This is just a questions, less time, and less stressful for the animals.
    And I’m sure your hands have got to hurt by doing it by hand.

    • @iknowyouwanttofly
      @iknowyouwanttofly 2 роки тому

      Maybe some animals find it more stressful cause the noise?