Re: [AlpacaTalk] performance classes & ALSA entry requirements
Hi Emaly,
You treat them exactly the same although the size of the obstacles might be a bit different due to stature differences between llamas and alpacas.
Laurel
Tim & Laurel Shouvlin
Bluebird Hills Farm CSA & Alpacas
3617 Derr Rd. Springfield, Ohio 45503
www.bluebirdhills.
bluebirdhills@
937-390-6127 or 937-206-3936 (cell)
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From: Emaly Leak
To: Alpaca Talk Yahoo Group
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 4:05 PM
Subject: [AlpacaTalk] performance classes & ALSA entry requirements
Hello,
I am new to the world of alpacas- I already have one male and will be
getting another one next weekend. I have been involved in llama performance
classes, and want to train my new alpacas for obstacles as well. Any tips
or advice? I have a lot of obstacles and experience training llamas, but
don't know much about training alpacas. Also, I was looking at the ALSA
handbook, and it says that alpacas (and llamas) don't have to be registered
to show in performance and youth classes. It also says that they should
have a vet note certifying that they are gelded. Will this work in place of
an ARI certificate? The young male is not old enough to be gelded, so I
won't be able to get a vet note saying that he is gelded. Is this a
problem? Any information you can give will be greatly appreciated- I know
absolutely nothing about training and showing alpacas, but look forward to
it! Thanks, Emaly
Emaly Leak
Autumn Hill Llamas & Fiber
llamapyr25@earthlin
www.autumnhillllama
Fairland, IN
Llamas, Alpacas, German Angora Rabbits, and Fiber Items
Female Llamas For Sale
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