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Can you hug an alpaca?
AI Overview
You can hug an alpaca if it's friendly and willing, but it's not something alpacas generally enjoy and they may get scared or stressed by it. Instead of a direct hug, which can feel like restraint to them, try offering treats and gentle petting on the body, which is often better received. It's crucial to respect an alpaca's boundaries, as a scared or startled animal may kick or spit.
AI Overview
You can hug an alpaca if it's friendly and willing, but it's not something alpacas generally enjoy and they may get scared or stressed by it. Instead of a direct hug, which can feel like restraint to them, try offering treats and gentle petting on the body, which is often better received. It's crucial to respect an alpaca's boundaries, as a scared or startled animal may kick or spit.
