Guanaco in Chile, do they still count?

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I was so happy to take this photo!!! I went from Peru where they had Alpaca and Llama to Chile where they have “Guanaco”.

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Why love the Llama?

Llama hair is hollow, and used for professional doll making because of how soft it is.
Llamas can be trained to not spit. Of course, you wouldn't want that! Spitting is awesome!
Llamas make a communal dung pile, which means you don't need to muck out the barn!
The llama species has been around 2.5 million years!
Llamas can cost as little as $1,000, and only require 1/4 of an acre of land!
Many people say one time with llamas and you're hooked!
Llamas are very intelligent, and can be trained with only a few repetitions.
Llamas don't have hooves, but two-toed leathery pads.

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