mylilchix
Overrun with beasties
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I have 3 llamas ages 9, 2, and 5 months. I think the recent cold, snowy CO weather has confused them. Usually they poop up in the woods away from their shelter, water, and food. All of a sudden they've decided to move their pile to the path between their shelter and water. It's a horrible spot! Every time I'm out there I shovel up the pile, and move it too their original spot. Then I put their food bucket in the path, so they associate that spot with eating. They get done eating, and then poop on the path again. How can I get them to start pooping in the original poop pile again?
Thanks, Sonja
Thanks, Sonja
Believe me, 20 feet away IS too far when there is bad weather. 
but they will decide where the pile will be
Your path may have to take a detour as they have picked out that new spot. If you figure something that works share it with us .... best of luck
It's VERY True, 