A) 6 months B) 15 months C) 11-12 months D) 9 months
A) Pack animals B) Meat production C) Wool production D) Dairy production
A) 15-20 years B) 5-10 years C) 20-25 years D) 10-15 years
A) Barbed wire B) Snow fence C) Electric fence D) Woven wire
A) Aggression towards humans B) Excessive wool production C) Respiratory illness D) Refusal to breed
A) Physical force B) Gentle handling and halter C) Sedation D) Leg restraints
A) Polar climates B) Tropical climates C) Varied climates D) Desert climates
A) Every other year B) Never C) Annually D) Twice a year
A) 250-450 lbs B) 700-800 lbs C) 500-600 lbs D) 100-200 lbs
A) Adult female llama B) Type of llama wool C) Baby llama D) Adult male llama
A) Ringworm B) Tapeworm C) Meningeal worm D) Heartworm
A) Grain only B) Dog food C) Hay and pasture D) Meat products
A) Herd animals B) Solitary animals C) Predatory animals D) Pack animals
A) Sleep B) Digestion C) Defense D) Communication
A) 1 year B) 2-3 years C) 5 years D) 6 months
A) Using scissors B) Letting them wear down naturally C) Using hoof trimmers D) Filing
A) Measles B) Distemper C) Rabies D) Clostridium perfringens
A) Gentle and careful B) Without assistance C) Rough and forceful D) Isolate from the herd
A) Dull eyes, lack of appetite, diarrhea B) Lethargy, coughing, fever C) Bright eyes, good appetite, normal stool D) Weight loss, hair loss, skin lesions
A) Punish the llama B) Spit back C) Ignore it D) Identify the cause and correct it
A) At least two B) One C) Ten D) Five
A) Alfalfa B) Clover C) Oleander D) Timothy Hay
A) Warmth B) Attracting mates C) Defense D) Balance and communication
A) Straw or wood shavings B) Carpet C) Bare ground D) Concrete
A) Spring or summer B) Any time of year C) Fall or winter D) Depends on the llama's age
A) Glaucoma B) Failure of passive transfer C) Arthritis D) Cataracts
A) Iron B) Selenium C) Calcium D) Magnesium
A) Blanket them B) Restrict water access C) Increase grain intake D) Provide shade and water
A) Walk them long distances B) On a truck bed C) In a car D) In a stock trailer |