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Yes 🙌🏼 🦒 🦙 💕

You right

It is a argentinian llama

@@SilElizabethE A beautiful creature

Exactly! He's a smart boy and I know hell be more relaxed in the future.🤘🏼

He said he feels light as a feather

Comfort haircut

He did great for not having been shorn is so long! I don't understand why they let him go do long without a cut.

@@snuassauns; they might not have had a choice. Livestock can just wander off, sheep are renowned for it. If the farmer/owner doesn’t find them in the next muster, the animal goes without a haircut. Usually, if they don’t reappear, it’s because they were killed by something and the missed haircut is the least of their problems. Occasionally the animal comes wandering back in; or get caught by another farmer; months/years later and a long overdue shave is given as soon as possible. Of course, there’s also the possibility that the previous owners didn’t know they need to shear their family pet and things just got out of hand. We don’t really know.

I think this llama is just feeling like "Jeez, you are finally going to remove all of this fur ? I already love you so much"

At some point the Llama must have become tired of all that mess. Looks like Llama abuse to me. It's REALLY heavy. Animals vibe...they know when you're helping them. Plus I bet it feels really good...it's itchy under there.

Llamas are all over the place on behavior during shearing. It’s maybe one in twenty or thirty that will just stand calmly. If it’s an intact male you can just forget about cooperation

I agree absolutely.

Если вас за нос приковать к забору будете спокойны.

TLC is what this poor baby needed, and it got it. You were so kind to it. Much happiness to you wonderful person, always and forever.

I hope you and your goats are in good health!

Me too. I could see she was cautious at first. Poor creature. I used to work on a horse farm and we got in quite a few in terrible condition. I bought one who couldn’t be a school horse that had serious ringbone but worse, a blown knee and split hoof. He’d been a well known eventing horse who took a jump wrong. His owner kept him until he was 14 but the damage wasn’t properly remediated. It took almost a year of care for the foot to stabilize the crack and while we couldn’t entirely mend it, he would be ok for the rest of his life with proper shoeing. The knee was beyond repair but we could medicate and make him more comfortable. His right front foot occasionally drag so he couldn’t be ridden over pavement or grass or by anyone heavy so my daughter used to lie on his back in summer and read. Or ride him at a walk or fast walk for exercise in the sand ring. He was utterly bomb proof. I used to use him for summer camps to teach basic safety and grooming. He loved people. With me he had a silly sense of humor, stealing hats, tools, and tickling me while I groomed him. In time he also loved our farrier and would untie his apron while he worked. He lived to be 22. He was the most lovely boy.

@@debshaw680 H was so very lucky to have you, I suspect. Thank you for that.

Hope you and your animals are ok now. Take care.

@@debshaw680 thank you for sharing that! He was a lucky boy to have you!☺️💗

You are such a positive influence. You are a blessed savior for these animals. I love your videos. Blessings

So did I. I think I may have been proud for him too!

fr, I feel like they visibly loosened up a bit as soon as they felt the matting start to come off

Learn to be gentle please. It's been 6 years 😮😢

What a beauty underneath all that wool!!!

Unfortunately after 7 years it is too tangled and dirty. I am a knitter using natural materials only.

It didn't really have any choice with its muzzle tied to that fence!

I know! 6 years? Poor baby.

I know 😭

Indeed.. I think it takes a special kind of soul to make a good Sheerer... sherer???

@@faithrada I think shearer? Now you got me going, gee thanks 😻😻😻

@@meenha1976 sheeress?

I smiled when thetail wagged, too

@@elainegothard OMGoodness me too!

What a gifted shearer! Beautiful outcome.

I love how gentle they are, no throwing the animals round.

Pozdrav Dali ste gledali kako se šišaju ovce makazama (rucno) ovaj nacin rada je lak u odnosu na nekada kako se radilo A ovom bracnom paru svako dobro zelim . Sjajni

I totally agree

I've seen many and they are the best!

And the happy tail wag says it all 😍

Shanta Williams(So) the reason the other ones had big ashes on them in that as if they explained at the end it's because the the match that were in the sheep we're so tight that it pulled the skin and made the razor cut into them it wasn't that he was doing it wrong it's because the maps were so tight against the skin that it pulled what he was shaving it that the shaver cut into it that's how the guy explained it at the end

I wonder what all that fur weighted.

The person doing the cutting is a woman.

@@shanawilson8541 I know she is, and her wife is filming. I was referring to another channel where the guy left gashes all over the sheep. I follow this couple on Instagram as well.

Sometimes cuts and nicks happen because there are irregularities under all the coat that the shearer can’t see or feel until the cut has happened. Shears are incredibly sharp - even the non electric types! The animal might also choose to move at just the wrong time, because it isn’t comfortable in the position it was placed for the shearer to work. I can’t think of a single shearer who would NOT be upset about accidentally curing and hurting an animal under their care. This is a really precise skill that takes a LOT of practice to do well, and make it look effortless. Kudos to folks willing to apprentice, study, learn, and practice this vital art for animal welfare.

This is spot on! I make mistakes myself. No sheep is perfect, nor am I! I just do the best I can 🤘🏼

That is extremely hard to watch. People do have to start somewhere, but not sure that belongs on the internet.😔

All camelids are. Look at the wild guanaco. That’s what all llamas look like underneath.

They aren't supposed to be fat.

should one bathe wool animals before shearing?

Your shearing videos are relaxing to watch

Surely it did🎉

Good thing he will produce more in a year I guess

Can this "golden fleece" be used?

@@user-mh4rw4ix2b It can, although alpaca fleece is considered better.

@@chilltime4878 Thank you.

Fleece that matted is not viable.

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Wie traurig wenn man sein Tier so verkommen lässt. Es tut mir unendlich leid.

@@Schlossparkkatze Yes it's true

I wonder if part of it is because the cord was touching his backside and back of his legs and it tickles. Then he was just tired of the time spent, even though it was quite quick.

Some animals just have preferred sides too, I'm a dog groomer and theres a LOT of dogs that are totally fine with me drying them when they're facing left but suddenly I turn him to face right and dry the other side and its CHAOS AND MAYHEM AND PANIC lol

I think he might've had a bad knot on that side that was causing pain. He was much calmer on the right side for the close clipping

I'm pretty sure that old matted wool is unusable.

@@alicecain4851 sad isn’t it? It would have been lovely