They were grumpy during it but very happy afterwards! I must ask, what did you mean by is my clipper missing a tooth?Is your clipper missing a tooth? Glad you got them all done. Boy, those are some pretty unhappy looking alpacasThey aren't going to let you get anywhere near them for the next 6 months!
Ah yes, it will even out in a few weeks.
They did, just some places look a bit fuller than others, it honestly is just a lil poof on the front of their necks.
Perks of having hair sheep eh? Yes they do look a bit silly, I laughed at Razzle for a solid five minutes
I think they look lovely though, Ras just looks silly because without his fluff his head is too big for his body
even though I have the doors open and the fans on. I am very pleased by his immediate behavioral change. The few weeks leading up to his surgery Ras had started ramming me. It was so frustrating because he would come up to me for our usual snuggles but it turned aggressive 
I like to sit in the grass and observe the animals and he would continually come up to roughly rub his head on me and ram me. It got obnoxious to the point I was pushing my "baby" away. I know how it gets with Rams and so the money I had been saving since last year finally went to good use. My dad seemed so proud that I would pay for the entire surgery($200) I told him I just wanted it done but he still didnt want me paying the whole price and so I got 100 back. Ras was in a poo mood on Monday, understandably so considering he had been knocked out and stripped of his..ahem.,medals. I told my dad to leave him on stall rest but when I get to the barn he is out grazing . When I called the crew in he slowly mosied over. He didnt even rush in, I mean I knew he would be out of it but dang. He has been with the alpacas since the lambs arrived and he would CONSTANTLY knock over the alpaca feed buckets, which hang about two- three feet off the ground. But not on Monday, he slowly waddled in ate his dinner and layed down. Tuesday he was doing better, he was talking again with his awkward voice-cracking baa. Since his surgery he has become more skittish, he still lets me kiss his nose tho which, although annoying, is a relief to see him recovering so well. He also has had no interest in knocking the alpaca buckets down. Since his surgery I have seen no ramming behavior at all. The ewes seem thrilled he isnt harrassing them anymore. He seems almost confused that the hormones arent there anymore. I honestly couldnt be happier, I can finally enjoy my Razzleton!
