I feel like the shearing would be much, much more efficient if two people were doing it and the camera was being taken care of by a third person. For example, in this case it would have helped if someone held the heavy matting while the shearing was being done so that it didn't tug at the skin.
Once while driving through New Mexico on vacation, I stopped at a house out in the middle of nowhere to ask for directions. Nobody was home, but a dog came around the side of the house. It was very hot outside, and this poor dog had a LOT of shed hair that hadn't fallen off and was just acting to hold in heat. I spent an hour and a half sitting in a driveway, pulling and brushing hair off of that dog. Didn’t get to my camping spot til well after dark, but helping that poor dog was the best part of that vacation.
He may not have liked the experience, but when he got done, he would have given you several hearts. So, in that case I will give you a bunch for him❤❤❤❤❤.
As someone who has professionally clipped horses for 30 years, mad respect for a job well done. I've always felt that you're only as good as your tools and having blades that will cut through that mess is essential. Again, mad respect for handling as well. Doesn't pay to fight an animal who's stronger than oneself.
"I've always felt that you're only as good as your tools" That is true. One time, I was trying to do some work on a friends laser printer. I did not have my tools with me at the time, so I was using his (worn) screwdrivers. I felt crippled, and my work was significantly impacted due to his screwdrivers being in poor shape, compared to the ones I normally use at work. I told him his screwdrivers were in bad shape (tips were worn), but he just took it as an excuse for my struggling. (Probably due to his pride.) After that, I learned to not attempt any extensive repairs if I know the tools are crap.
I watch you all the time. And not for your considerable skill, or interesting narrations, but despite the heat, despite strong unwilling animals, hot equipment, and time crunches, you always do your job with so much pure kindness for the animal. It speaks to your fine character. Thank you.
Considering his inexperience and sensitivity to the shearing is a patience profession. Smart boy in such a big, agile animal. It's team work between you and him.
The fact you changed clippers because they were warm against his skin is awesome. I think you are amazing and your calm behaviour really is a blessing to all you do. Helping one animal ar a time. Love this.
And another groomer here, from Melbourne. I can't get over the speed and cutting capabilities of those clippers! Us, dog groomers struggle with the wahl and nr 7. What do you think? Or do you use those clippers in the salon too, for the badly matted, thick coated dogs? How is the speed - AMAZING !!
He has to feel so much better after his haircut! And building that relationship with him will make them easier in the years to come. Love how patient you are with him! Hope you two are staying a bit cool in the Texas heat!❤❤❤❤❤❤
A great shout-out to Darian, handling a new customer with respect and experience learned over the years, and Katie always ready with her sheers in hand and teaching us the right way of llama keeping. From South Africa 🤓🐏🦙🇿🇦
I do wish people would learn the basics if not everything they can about an animal before they get one. You did another excellent job being patient & using your experience to get that heavy fleece off of him. I’m certain he feels so much better. That spitting was nasty 🤢 😂
The spitting is a defense mechanism - he wasn’t sure what was happening, but an unknown was in his space and he wasn’t in charge - he didn’t like that so he gave you his last warning to get off! 😂😂 The next time you pull up in the yard, he and his lady will fight over who gets to go first!!
I become completely mesmerized whenever I see you shearing, Katie. You're so patient and I admire you as you connect with the animals during the process. You put the animals best interest first and adapt to any circumstance that arises. As always, great work. Kudos to you and Darian! Hope y'all remember to stay hydrated during these hot days in Texas!! It's only June so there are months of hot weather ahead of us. Take care!! 🙂🦙
Amazing job! Wow! An intact male mature llama! You were amazing. So glad you let his keeper know to shear yearly, that looked like it could have been a beautiful fleece with care! Thank you for posting!
I feel like when we saw his lower lip trembling, your whole audience was going "hang in there buddy" - you gals are really God's gift to those animals!
"Wow, what an incredible transformation! Watching the heavy layers being cut from the overgrown llama was both satisfying and heartwarming. It's clear that the llama's well-being was the top priority throughout the grooming process, and the skill and care of the groomer were truly impressive. Seeing the llama's lighter, refreshed appearance after the grooming session is a testament to the importance of regular grooming for our furry friends. Thank you for sharing this heartwarming and educational video!"
TBH, the name of those teeth made it very understandable why he didn't want to be touched in that area. The casual "those too" would have had me spitting out my drink if I'd just taken a sip, though.
I never tire of watching your expertise at handling the animals respectfully, no matter how they feel about their care. Thank you for helping him enjoy this Summer!!
I can appreciate the possibility of safety hazards in your line of work. I have watched several shearers, and I think you ladies really have a gift. Thank you for your commentaries, humor, and expertise.
That was an amazing experience for that poor llama! Your clear energy, patience and care and technical knowledge all come together in this case! Thank you to you and Dorian for being there for him and the rancher! You do far more than shear, you are both healers for these beautiful creatures!
Thank you for helping him so kindly. Where I grew up we used to watch sheep shearing & it did not look gentle. They went fast to try to mitigate the trauma but the sheep. You did a great job.
Whether animal or plant, when "we" "domesticate" them it is a mutual contract of relationship. You [llama, dog, blueberry bush, flax, maple tree, etc] will become less able to care for yourself but provide a divided end mutually beneficial if we, man, care for you. Breaking that contract isn't just injurious to the animal, plant or ecosystem, its destructive to our spirit and soul. Ignorance with concern might be recoverable, but a broken relationship requires effort to recover. To open to learning and humility goes a long way. Thank you for educating us and setting an example...
I don't know why but I find your videos so relaxing to watch. Thanks to you and your wife for all your hard work and for sharing your experiences with us. You're doing a great job helping so many animals. I love the compassion you have for them.
Oh Mylanta y'all, that was an insane amount of matted fleece. I'm so glad Y'all can educate owners about how important it is to take care of their animals. Y'all Rock 💯❤🙏🇺🇸
he is GORGEOUS! like black marble! That black vein design through that gray!! Just gorgeous boi!! So glad he finally got sheared! He's practically wild!
You have a great attitude toward untrained critters. It's not your job to tame down your "clients". That's the owner's job...and so many are totally irresponsible about it...Great job, Girls!❤
Thank you for your patience, professionalism and love you have for these animals. Love watching your videos and seeing you help animals. ❤That poor guy! I bet he felt like a million bucks!!❤
He may not have expressed his relief, but I sure gave a big sigh of thankfulness to see him sheared and all that fiber on the ground! 🎉 Amazing work, the two of you are truly experts in handling these challenging cases, and thanks for walking us through the process.
Love how low key you are with this Llama. I groomed dogs and cats for years and the quiet patient approach is always a winner. You do such a great job!
Missed you guys. So glad to see y’all back. That owner. If he is the one who let this happen. Shame on him!!!!! Y’all are heaven sent and I’m sure those sheared are so grateful . The tender touch with all of those babies y’all shear is surely welcomed and thankful ! Stay safe and Thank You Both for amazing and informative videos.
@@chronically_kyra Yeah, I was literally wondering about that, too. I guess, the thick coat is so insulating, it doesn't let the outside heat in? So if the sheep moves very little and can dissipate extra body heat through panting, it might survive in the shadow. Especially with access to cool water. I don't know. I would actually love a biologists or vets perspective on this, as it seems quite remarkable.
Yes 5 winter coats, but also the pulling on his skin whenever he moves! Like sitting on pins, hence the "stripes" on his body. If this was a dog, it would be animal abuse!
Oh Katie, you did a wonderful job!!! And now you deserve a nice clean shower!! You girls do such a service to these animals, thank you both for sharing.
WOW 🤯 I had no idea that they could spit stomach acid. I respect how calm you stayed and dedicated you stayed to help him feel better. Love your channel so much!
Love your videos, your gentleness and patience with the animals are to be commended. Anyone that can stand there while getting spit on Shows a commitment to the animal and the task at hand.
Thank you for sharing another video with us! You are a whiz at your job, awesome! It is wonderful to see how caring you are to these animals, you amaze me!!!
Congrats on getting this overgrown male llama sheared. I admire you so much because you are so patient and concerned for him. I'm glad that the only damage was the spitting and gastric fountain that he showered you with, and the extra sticks and dirt to your equipment. Well done.💜🦙🤟
I love the way you describe in detail. It is like actually being there feeling the weight of that fiber against your skin seeing the beautiful stuff next to the skin. the way you care for the animals feeling safe. Nice video Thanks for sharing.
Can I say as an animal lover, but hater of llama spit, that you have the patience of Job! I don't know that I could hold it together while standing in a shower of putrid spit. Seriously, you are one patient gal! God bless...
Are you this calm and all facets of your life? You and your partner are absolutely phenomenal groomers and these animals are so fortunate to have you in their lives
Lady. I respect a hard worker. There was a lady I did tobacco farming with. She was beyond tough. A freaking grinder. Now matter how hot or hard she worked with us. Loved her very much.
One thing I can almost guarantee is that he spit at you - it's a llama thing. Despite how much he disliked it, I'm sure he was so happy to be rid of all that heavy fleece and the associated problems of it. Great job & terrific result!
Nice work Katie❤😊 You've really inspired me and found a sheering course at uconn near me, I'm a retired nurse and watch you daily, I just hope at 61 I am strong enough (?) 💪!
I just wanted to let you know. I love your videos. And I appreciate that you voice over your videos so we know what you’re doing or why you do something and that you explain everything as you go. It’s so cool to watch and learn. I’ve helped with sheering as a kid. And I sheered sheep that had been sheered twice a year every year. And that’s in hot humid Minnesota summers.
I so appreciate the care you take with each animal, recognizing that they are sentient beings who don't understand our spoken language. I've seen so many people mistreat animals who are not misbehaving, they just don't understand. What a nice thing for this boy to be rid of all that hair!!!
With compassion and patience you can accomplish so much and you have shown that time and time again that's why you and your wife make such a good team, I will keep on watching and listening to your advice and spread it around. The best part you are not afraid of a little bit of spit 🤮💦💜 The first time I smelled that odor I could not stay near the pen but after a few times you just roll with it and always make sure you have a change of clothes, that is the best advice my friend gave me when I came over to her place SHE raised alpacas and had a llama called Linda, I guess I got lucky never been spat on. I'LL SEE YOU ON THE NEXT ONE....
There is something wonderful about you guys. The lines are probably veins that have become more superficial to help cool the llama. Animals trust you, even though they might have a moment or two during the process. Love you guys and what you do.
“He’s just being a Llama,” as he spits stomach acid on you. you are a good person.
I feel like the shearing would be much, much more efficient if two people were doing it and the camera was being taken care of by a third person. For example, in this case it would have helped if someone held the heavy matting while the shearing was being done so that it didn't tug at the skin.
@@TheKomentorYes, that would be ideal! However, there isn't that third person to help ...
@@jeandixon586 tripod?
Spitting is one thing... but castration teeth blew my mind ... I will never see Llama in the same way now ..
Once while driving through New Mexico on vacation, I stopped at a house out in the middle of nowhere to ask for directions. Nobody was home, but a dog came around the side of the house. It was very hot outside, and this poor dog had a LOT of shed hair that hadn't fallen off and was just acting to hold in heat. I spent an hour and a half sitting in a driveway, pulling and brushing hair off of that dog. Didn’t get to my camping spot til well after dark, but helping that poor dog was the best part of that vacation.
God bless u
Bravo, my friend! What a terrific thing to do for that poor animal! That's gotta earn you some bonus points in heaven!
Thank you for that act of kindness. I'm sure the owner was very confused when they got home to a freshly plucked dog XD
If they even cared! 😢
👏👏👏
He may not have liked the experience, but when he got done, he would have given you several hearts. So, in that case I will give you a bunch for him❤❤❤❤❤.
Right! He was happy after the hair cut
Sweet sentiment 😊
You did a beautiful job😊
♥️ 🦙
😍♥️♥️♥️♥️😍…me too:)
As someone who has professionally clipped horses for 30 years, mad respect for a job well done. I've always felt that you're only as good as your tools and having blades that will cut through that mess is essential. Again, mad respect for handling as well. Doesn't pay to fight an animal who's stronger than oneself.
"I've always felt that you're only as good as your tools"
That is true.
One time, I was trying to do some work on a friends laser printer.
I did not have my tools with me at the time, so I was using his (worn) screwdrivers.
I felt crippled, and my work was significantly impacted due to his screwdrivers being in poor shape, compared to the ones I normally use at work.
I told him his screwdrivers were in bad shape (tips were worn), but he just took it as an excuse for my struggling. (Probably due to his pride.)
After that, I learned to not attempt any extensive repairs if I know the tools are crap.
He's beautiful under that matted mess. As always you do a great job while taking care of each animal.
Can all this fleece be used for anything since it’s so filthy?
You were a farrier??
@@lisabuckner243 body clipping is synonymous to shearing. Shearing is not a usual term used for horses but essentially that is what I do.
I watch you all the time. And not for your considerable skill, or interesting narrations, but despite the heat, despite strong unwilling animals, hot equipment, and time crunches, you always do your job with so much pure kindness for the animal. It speaks to your fine character. Thank you.
This was incredibly uplifting to read. Thank you for your touching words. 💕🤘🏼
I agree 100%! Well said!
Considering his inexperience and sensitivity to the shearing is a patience profession. Smart boy in such a big, agile animal. It's team work between you and him.
@@rightchoiceshearing
That lovely post spoke for many of us.
YES!!
Wow! I never knew how intense llama shearing is. Total respect.
The fact you changed clippers because they were warm against his skin is awesome. I think you are amazing and your calm behaviour really is a blessing to all you do. Helping one animal ar a time. Love this.
Poor baby, you can tell not being held before and no trust in humans, now that was a j9b for an expert ❤❤❤
Whats said in the barn, stays in the barn ❤❤❤❤❤❤ now the whole world 🌎 knows 😂😂😂😂😂
That shows you care about the animals you tend to
@@suecaikauskas4071
And another groomer here, from Melbourne.
I can't get over the speed and cutting capabilities of those clippers! Us, dog groomers struggle with the wahl and nr 7. What do you think? Or do you use those clippers in the salon too, for the badly matted, thick coated dogs?
How is the speed - AMAZING !!
I have little interest in shearing but I'm hooked by your enthusiasm and compassion for the animals. Thanks for posting.
He has to feel so much better after his haircut! And building that relationship with him will make them easier in the years to come. Love how patient you are with him! Hope you two are staying a bit cool in the Texas heat!❤❤❤❤❤❤
THAT IS NOT POSSIBLE!!!
Poor guy! I feel so bad he had to live like that for 5 years! Thank you for making him feel better and being gentle and kind. ❤❤❤
Amen 🙏
Hard to believe he could survive in a Texas summer with that coat!
Llama and Alpaca fiber is hollow like down, making it amazingly flexible for any temperature .
Probably drank buckets of water
God bless you for your patience!!! I know he’s much happier now!!! ❤️
Your dedication to finish even after being upchucked on by a llama is nothing short of heroic.
He's clever to be able to spit over his head to get her when she's behind him
Amen!
Not a job for the faint of heart! I'm sure that's a pretty rancid smell. 🤢
I'd guess it couldn't get worse at that point 😅
A great shout-out to Darian, handling a new customer with respect and experience learned over the years, and Katie always ready with her sheers in hand and teaching us the right way of llama keeping. From South Africa 🤓🐏🦙🇿🇦
I do wish people would learn the basics if not everything they can about an animal before they get one. You did another excellent job being patient & using your experience to get that heavy fleece off of him. I’m certain he feels so much better. That spitting was nasty 🤢 😂
The spitting is a defense mechanism - he wasn’t sure what was happening, but an unknown was in his space and he wasn’t in charge - he didn’t like that so he gave you his last warning to get off! 😂😂
The next time you pull up in the yard, he and his lady will fight over who gets to go first!!
Not only that but googling info is free. I don’t think there’s any excuse for 5yrs
I hope they keep their promise to do this once a year.
The llama in the back is just happy that he’s not next.
I know! Right? Who doest check it out before getting an animal?
I become completely mesmerized whenever I see you shearing, Katie. You're so patient and I admire you as you connect with the animals during the process. You put the animals best interest first and adapt to any circumstance that arises. As always, great work. Kudos to you and Darian!
Hope y'all remember to stay hydrated during these hot days in Texas!! It's only June so there are months of hot weather ahead of us. Take care!! 🙂🦙
Amazing job! Wow! An intact male mature llama! You were amazing. So glad you let his keeper know to shear yearly, that looked like it could have been a beautiful fleece with care! Thank you for posting!
And THAT ladies and gentle people is how it’s done and why you hire the best. Jamie is luckier than he thinks 😆
Yes indeed he was suffocating to death with heat😢
I wonder if he's a rescue. I can't imagine someone who let him grow years' worth of fleece suddenly deciding to have him cut.
Katy, you are amazing! Your patience and your empathy for your patrons are inspiring. Thank you for caring and sharing your profession. ❤❤❤❤😊
I cannot explain how much I admire your skill, knowledge, and compassion for these animals!
I feel like when we saw his lower lip trembling, your whole audience was going "hang in there buddy" - you gals are really God's gift to those animals!
I love how gentle and loving you are with all of the animals you shear. Your patience is absolutely amazing. ❤❤❤❤
I was really glad to see how calmly releasing him went, so his final memory is oh, be calm, get loose.
"Wow, what an incredible transformation! Watching the heavy layers being cut from the overgrown llama was both satisfying and heartwarming. It's clear that the llama's well-being was the top priority throughout the grooming process, and the skill and care of the groomer were truly impressive. Seeing the llama's lighter, refreshed appearance after the grooming session is a testament to the importance of regular grooming for our furry friends. Thank you for sharing this heartwarming and educational video!"
"What is in the barn, stays in the barn" I would buy a tshirt with that!!!
Yeah man! The brown chicken brown cow version of Vegas Baby.
She actually says "what's said in the barn, stays in the barn" but I'd wear a shirt with either saying just to confuse ppl 😉😆
TBH, the name of those teeth made it very understandable why he didn't want to be touched in that area. The casual "those too" would have had me spitting out my drink if I'd just taken a sip, though.
Yes!! Definitely needs to be on a shirt
LOL, with an add on "Except hay, hair, dirt, and mud."
I never tire of watching your expertise at handling the animals respectfully, no matter how they feel about their care. Thank you for helping him enjoy this Summer!!
I can appreciate the possibility of safety hazards in your line of work.
I have watched several shearers, and I think you ladies really have a gift.
Thank you for your commentaries, humor, and expertise.
You are so needed and so great. Please take time to realize the worth of your contribution to the world. Thank you!
That was an amazing experience for that poor llama! Your clear energy, patience and care and technical knowledge all come together in this case! Thank you to you and Dorian for being there for him and the rancher! You do far more than shear, you are both healers for these beautiful creatures!
Thank you for helping him so kindly. Where I grew up we used to watch sheep shearing & it did not look gentle. They went fast to try to mitigate the trauma but the sheep. You did a great job.
Whether animal or plant, when "we" "domesticate" them it is a mutual contract of relationship. You [llama, dog, blueberry bush, flax, maple tree, etc] will become less able to care for yourself but provide a divided end mutually beneficial if we, man, care for you. Breaking that contract isn't just injurious to the animal, plant or ecosystem, its destructive to our spirit and soul. Ignorance with concern might be recoverable, but a broken relationship requires effort to recover. To open to learning and humility goes a long way. Thank you for educating us and setting an example...
I don't know why but I find your videos so relaxing to watch. Thanks to you and your wife for all your hard work and for sharing your experiences with us. You're doing a great job helping so many animals. I love the compassion you have for them.
Thank you for doing this long form shearing video. The context is so much more complete and the information is very valuable.
He appreciated that cut more then he knows and you are so amazing and patient ❤❤❤❤
Oh Mylanta y'all, that was an insane amount of matted fleece. I'm so glad Y'all can educate owners about how important it is to take care of their animals. Y'all Rock 💯❤🙏🇺🇸
looks like torture having all that matted hair
Is fiber like that usable? I imagine the work to make it so would be pretty labor intensive.
@@naahmagolden3953 I've heard matted wool can be used for things like pet beds but I'm not sure, it definitely can't be used for clothes though
he is GORGEOUS! like black marble! That black vein design through that gray!! Just gorgeous boi!! So glad he finally got sheared! He's practically wild!
You have a great attitude toward untrained critters. It's not your job to tame down your "clients". That's the owner's job...and so many are totally irresponsible about it...Great job, Girls!❤
Thank you for your patience, professionalism and love you have for these animals. Love watching your videos and seeing you help animals. ❤That poor guy! I bet he felt like a million bucks!!❤
I absolutely love these longer videos. Watching you work is so satisfying. 😊
You two girls are absolutely amazing! I love watching and listening and learning.
Well done you two legendary🙌☺️♥️
Love how gentle you are with these animals. You can tell you love animals!💗💗💗
This just recommended to me. Love seeing animals getting to feel better. You have an excellent attitude and Thank you for caring. Peace ✌ and Love ❤.
He may not have expressed his relief, but I sure gave a big sigh of thankfulness to see him sheared and all that fiber on the ground! 🎉 Amazing work, the two of you are truly experts in handling these challenging cases, and thanks for walking us through the process.
I enjoyed this so much! Your calmness, empathy, humor and patience were just amazing. These llamas are lucky to have you ❤
Really enjoyed you narrating this video. Poor guy was so hot. I bet he was glad to feel so much cooler when you were done. 🥰🇨🇦
Holy cow! That was some matting! Y’all are so good with these animals! Patient and kind! Love it!!
I love that you are concerned for the animal's well-being. Thank you
Love how low key you are with this Llama. I groomed dogs and cats for years and the quiet patient approach is always a winner. You do such a great job!
Missed you guys. So glad to see y’all back. That owner. If he is the one who let this happen. Shame on him!!!!! Y’all are heaven sent and I’m sure those sheared are so grateful . The tender touch with all of those babies y’all shear is surely welcomed and thankful ! Stay safe and Thank You Both for amazing and informative videos.
Agree❤
I had to chuckle when he managed to spray behind him by tipping his head back and impersonating a fountain! You did great staying so calm!
Your patience and compassion for the animals you share are incredible.
It's so rewarding to see these poor angels free of the years of overgrowth. Thank you for your work. ❤️
Awwww! Thanks for freeing him of all that in such a gentle way❤
My god, what a job!!! This is hard work and you are a pro. Thank you for taking care of that poor Llama!!
Damn. That's like wearing 5 winter coats on top of each other, all day, every day 😬
Yes! 😮
That's why his poor testicles are down to his knees. They were desperate for a fresh breeze! 😩😅
In summer... In Texas. How did the poor boy survive?
@@chronically_kyra
Yeah, I was literally wondering about that, too. I guess, the thick coat is so insulating, it doesn't let the outside heat in? So if the sheep moves very little and can dissipate extra body heat through panting, it might survive in the shadow. Especially with access to cool water.
I don't know. I would actually love a biologists or vets perspective on this, as it seems quite remarkable.
Yes 5 winter coats, but also the pulling on his skin whenever he moves! Like sitting on pins, hence the "stripes" on his body.
If this was a dog, it would be animal abuse!
Thanks for what you do. The world is a much better place because of caring people like you.
Oh Katie, you did a wonderful job!!!
And now you deserve a nice clean shower!!
You girls do such a service to these animals, thank you both for sharing.
Katie, you are the best!! SOOO patient. Darian even offering to help. What a great team.
WOW 🤯 I had no idea that they could spit stomach acid. I respect how calm you stayed and dedicated you stayed to help him feel better. Love your channel so much!
That poor fella was so hot and miserable....Thank you so much for helping him....spit and all❤❤❤
Thank you so much for taking care of this poor creature. 💚
Blessings to you for making a difference for him.
Love your videos, your gentleness and patience with the animals are to be commended. Anyone that can stand there while getting spit on Shows a commitment to the animal and the task at hand.
I appreciate all of your explanations and seeing your patience with the animals.
Thank you for sharing another video with us! You are a whiz at your job, awesome! It is wonderful to see how caring you are to these animals, you amaze me!!!
Congrats on getting this overgrown male llama sheared. I admire you so much because you are so patient and concerned for him. I'm glad that the only damage was the spitting and gastric fountain that he showered you with, and the extra sticks and dirt to your equipment. Well done.💜🦙🤟
Oh you guys, this is amazing. I love watching you work and seeing the results.
His girl in the back looking at him like if you don't calm yo ass down 😊
😹😹😹😹😹🤦🏾♀️
😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah im sure thats how llamas think...
@@KerilynDesireeparty pooper! This comment is hilarious! 😂
@@Nan-1017 if you think ebonics is hilarious.
Thank you for your compassion. Blessings from Michigan.
Thank you for being so patient with him.
Wonderful narration and what a gift you are to those in need.
I really love her patience 😻
I love the way you describe in detail. It is like actually being there feeling the weight of that fiber against your skin seeing the beautiful stuff next to the skin. the way you care for the animals feeling safe. Nice video Thanks for sharing.
You’re a powerhouse!! You did that job so well and he still walked away after all that stress looking like a handsome dude! 👏🏼👏🏼🥰
Im so used to seeing you zip through these. This guy took forever! Great job! I like the one standing in the doorway. Lol
The spitting of whatever it is, would make me throw up, for sure! So I couldn't do this job but I love that some people do it and SO well!
What a lovely birthday gift! Watching my two favourite shearers working hard to help poor animals in need.
Can I say as an animal lover, but hater of llama spit, that you have the patience of Job! I don't know that I could hold it together while standing in a shower of putrid spit. Seriously, you are one patient gal! God bless...
I am so happy Jamie has a new owner that made sure he was sheared! ❤ Great job!
Are you this calm and all facets of your life? You and your partner are absolutely phenomenal groomers and these animals are so fortunate to have you in their lives
You Are Positively Ace...Thank you for your Excellent Work and Kindness to the Animals...!!!
7:04 Darian is the best! “Probably shouldn’t say that on camera” - don’t worry we were all thinking it D!
Lady. I respect a hard worker. There was a lady I did tobacco farming with. She was beyond tough. A freaking grinder. Now matter how hot or hard she worked with us. Loved her very much.
Well done by both of you. I truly appreciate your care and concern for all the animals
I am so impressed by your dedication, knowledge of the animals, kindness and compassion. Thank you for sharing what you do! ❤️
Lifesaving shearing. Great work with him ❤
One thing I can almost guarantee is that he spit at you - it's a llama thing. Despite how much he disliked it, I'm sure he was so happy to be rid of all that heavy fleece and the associated problems of it. Great job & terrific result!
The way you tell the story is like reading a book. Good job.
Nice work Katie❤😊
You've really inspired me and found a sheering course at uconn near me, I'm a retired nurse and watch you daily, I just hope at 61 I am strong enough (?) 💪!
I just wanted to let you know. I love your videos. And I appreciate that you voice over your videos so we know what you’re doing or why you do something and that you explain everything as you go. It’s so cool to watch and learn. I’ve helped with sheering as a kid. And I sheered sheep that had been sheered twice a year every year. And that’s in hot humid Minnesota summers.
I so appreciate the care you take with each animal, recognizing that they are sentient beings who don't understand our spoken language. I've seen so many people mistreat animals who are not misbehaving, they just don't understand. What a nice thing for this boy to be rid of all that hair!!!
What a relief from the heat for this boy! Good work. 💜
With compassion and patience you can accomplish so much and you have shown that time and time again that's why you and your wife make such a good team, I will keep on watching and listening to your advice and spread it around. The best part you are not afraid of a little bit of spit 🤮💦💜 The first time I smelled that odor I could not stay near the pen but after a few times you just roll with it and always make sure you have a change of clothes, that is the best advice my friend gave me when I came over to her place SHE raised alpacas and had a llama called Linda, I guess I got lucky never been spat on. I'LL SEE YOU ON THE NEXT ONE....
Great video. Thank you for teaching us who have no animal experience, what it is like to take care of them.
That poor baby. You are amazing for helping him out.
I just love how patient with the animals when you shear them.
There is something wonderful about you guys. The lines are probably veins that have become more superficial to help cool the llama. Animals trust you, even though they might have a moment or two during the process. Love you guys and what you do.
I love the look he's giving you at 11:54. 🙃
I love your sensitivity for what that scared boy was going through !!!!
That's a massive amount of fleece. wow. That dear guy must be so uncomfortable before the shearing.