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They are extremely intelligent! research has shown that llamas are smarter than dogs, and learn about as fast as a five year old child. However, they often use this smartness to trick the humans and pretend they've forgotten how to do something even though they never forget anything once they've learned it.

Also, they are different from any other more conventional farm animal. they have no teeth on the front of the top jaw, only a hard pallete. They are modified ruminants which means they have three stomachs instead of one or four. They don't have a corpus calossum, which means the brain halves are not connected and you have to teach each side of the llama seperately. They have five different gaits: walk, jog, lope, pace, and pronk. The females can stop their labour anytime and move to a different location up until the baby has its shoulders out. they make a high pitched turkey-like sound whenever they spot something scary. Adults will attack and chase any dog that gets too close. I've had llamas that jumped the fence to chase the neighbor's dog.

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