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I was just thinking how much i love them critters . they have a certin personality about them as a whole .. Has any ony had any sucess in training them to do trick's like that of a dog ?? Does training with a clicker really work ??
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Re: Playful Paca's
Thu, March 10, 2005 - 10:41 AMMy Alpaca does that great trick where you point your finger at it and say 'bang!' and she pretends she's been shot. She's gotten really good at it. -
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Re: Playful Paca's
Thu, March 17, 2005 - 8:54 AM...Your apaca really does that , You are so lucky ..Where can I get a job as an alpaca cow boy ..I want to learn about sheering and raiseing them ...Thank's ... -
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Re: Playful Paca's
Thu, March 17, 2005 - 11:09 AMI would recommend moving to either Guatemala or Uruguay, and becoming a goucho. You'll need a sumbrero, some rope, some chaps, and a lot of enthusiasm.
I also recommend bringing an an ArmaLite AR-50 single shot bolt action rifle. The octagonal receiver is bedded into an aluminum stock, and it is equipped standard with a modified M16 type vertical pistol grip and a removable buttstock for ease of transport. You may need it if the 'pacas get out of hand.
The heart of an Alpaca is not easily won, so don't be discouraged if it takes you 10 or 15 years to learn the ropes. -
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Re: Playful Paca's
Wed, March 23, 2005 - 7:46 AM...Do I need that gun because it is so dangrous down in those place's? I'm not really into arm's ..I'm more of a hoof man myself .Thank's for the info ..If I am ment to be a jolly rancher then so be it ..I'm thinking of getting an angora rabbit for the time being ..Mabey... -
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Re: Playful Paca's
Wed, April 13, 2005 - 2:26 PM"I'm more of a hoof man myself..."
I think this is best kept for another tribe. Thank you!
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