Llamas arc inexpensive to maintain With their efficient three-chambered stomachs, llamas typically cost less to feed than a dog. They browse on many types of forage which reduces the need for expensive hay. Depending on the climate, llamas can do well in a 3-sided shelter. A 4' to 5' fence of wire or wood will usually suffice with an acre of land supporting two to four llamas. They have predictable, calm responses to new situations.
Llamas are trustworthy.
The fibre of a llama can be spun and woven into sweaters, blankets, hats and the like. Llamas are used in animal facilitative therapy because of their calming effects. Families can get involved with llamas in 4H , Scouts, and other youth activities. They are dependable companions for packing and jogging. Llamas can be trained to pull carts, and carry children.