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Our other new arrival. Meet Brogan. He is serving his quarrentine time with Bertie. (Alpacas should never be kept on their own). They used to live together before Bertie came to live with me and it seemed like they remembered each other when we put them together. We introduced them by walking them into the quarrentine paddock together, so neither felt it was ‘their teritory’. It was new ground to both of them. This can be helpful with boys who are more keen to have a position in a heirachy than