Posted by Fawteen on May 13, 2010 at 09:43:18 from (71.173.91.167):
In Reply to: guard llama posted by bdunker on May 13, 2010 at 08:05:48:
A lone llama is the best way to go. Llamas have a VERY strong herd instinct, and if there"s another llama present, they"ll bond.
A single llama will bond with the sheep and threat them as his herd. The process takes a while, especially if the llama just came from a place where there were other llamas.
To a certain extent, forcing the sheep and the llama into close proximity will speed the process. Just don"t crowd them too hard and give the llama room to get away from them (especially any rams) until he gets used to them.
Give it a few weeks.
Also, the llama will be on guard even if he"s not standing right next to the sheep. They are hyper-alert and will know what"s going on anywhere around them.
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