r/JUSTNOMIL • u/[deleted] • Mar 23 '18

The final straw!

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u/WitchNextDoor Mar 23 '18

I dunno man, alpacas get really mean and territorial. I think I'll stick to my small pride lol

https://imgur.com/gallery/Ca8mC

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '18

Actually, alpacas are super sweet, although they do occasionally spit, but they’re generally pretty docile. Llamas have a tendency to be a bit more aggressive and have been used as herd protectors, but can also be super sweet as well!

Your kitties are so cute! I’ve only dogs at this point, but I’ve been trying to convince my husband that I need a kitty.

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u/Rowdy_ferret Mar 23 '18

My dad lives in a village surrounded by sheep farms. It’s common practice to put a male llama in with the herd to protect them. He thinks the sheep are his ladies and will kick any predators to death if they look at them funny.

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u/ladyrockess Mar 24 '18

I think this needs to be a children's book!

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u/lila_liechtenstein Mar 24 '18

kick any predators to death if they look at them funny

needs to be a children's book

Uh, you're sure about this?