Re: [AlpacaTalk] Mouth / lip
Hi Michele,
Don't worry, I remember, the first time one of our alpaca had this we
were alarmed as well! It's just the result of having been in a fight
and being spitted at. Sounds like your boys are jostling for dominance.
They'll work it our eventually.
Best of luck to you!
Heather Zeleny
West Wind Alpacas
Eugene, OR
Breeding for Elite Fleece in the Pacific Northwest
Home of Avatar's West Wind Scirocco and El Bello's Padré
http://www.westwind
http://www.alpacana
On Nov 11, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Michele wrote:
> Hello all this is Michele again with yet another question of concern...
> As you have read we just purchased our new herd and in this new herd
> we
> got a male for breeding and his companion, all has been smooth sailing
> thus far, until day before yesturday.
> The male we brought for breeding started making this horrible sound
> then dropped his bottom lip.
> He quit then started a some what of a fight with his companion same
> sound but now spitting and his lip again.
> Can someone please tell me what this means and should we be alarmed?
> Is this a problem between them or is it natural?
>
> Thanks for all the guildance thus far....Michele
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