Time to start training your youngsters and want to do it in the best way possible? 
Baby alpacas and llamas are blank canvas's and although instinct will tell them to run from danger, they have to learn what is dangerus through experience - if we never teach them that we are to be feared but not cornering and grabbing or picking up to cuddle or weigh, they won't see us as a threat and all training goes much more smoothly.
Camelidynamics uses techniques that are science based to help you achieve your training aims in the most positively reinforcing way.
Next two day course 26th-27th April 2025

Don't let the February gloom get you down, we have a full schedule of walks, meet and treat sessions and fluffy felting days all planned out.
Step outside and notice that nature is fighting back, with snowdrops and daffodils stretching forth to remind us all the things don't stay the same and better days are on their way.
Take some time out for yourself, engage with the alpacas and enjoy the freedom of being outside.
Consider getting in touch with your creative side (you do have one!), working with their fibre in a way that is both mindful and fun at the same time, plus you get to make things to take home with you.
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Or get a group (4 max) of friends together and book a bespoke day. Give us a call and we can arrange a fun filled day to suit you.

Working in Alpaca Assisted Activity and Therapy
Would you like to work with your animals for the benefit of others through well-being activity and therapy? Our courses will help you identify and clarify what you would like to do and to create plans for how to achieve your goals. 
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Our Working with Alpacas and Llamas in Animal Assisted Therapy/Activity courses are now fully accredited by The CPD Standards Office.
Find out why that is good news for you here.

See my latest video about support alpacas here

Camelidynamics has been recognised as an appropriate handling method for vets. See this article I wrote for  Offical Vet Magazine
Details here

Alpacas surprise residents at a local care home.
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