Triton's Farm

The experiment that started out with one llama a peahen and three dogs is working out well, who knew. It's pretty incredible. I think the next big thing will be yard llamas. Everyone with an acre or two will want their own llama to watch over their dogs. It's like the dogs have adult supervision. The boys don't bark as much at night. They get a good nights sleep and don't argue as much about ridiculous things like who gets to drink out of the water first.

It was kind of nice the other day to see the dogs sprawled out on the lawn next to the llama. The boys don't bark nearly as much and they seem more relaxed. Daisy llama seems to really enjoy being so close to the house. She stops to look in the windows every now and then. It's a little scary to look up and see a llama looking in, but other than giving us a start every now and then it's very relaxing. I suspect if the dogs cause too much of a ruckus Daisy just does her stare straight in the eyeballs. The dogs not being able to admit they were just barking because they were scared just look a the ground and walk back to bed.

I know Daisy likes her new home with the boys because every now and then we forget she's there and leave the gate open for the dogs. In the past she would have made a break for it, but now she just continues to sit there watching everything going on around the house. Princess pea hen is still sitting on her eggs.