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Camelidynamics UK
We are proud to be the UK arm of Camelidynamics, founded by Marty McGee Bennett. Marty originally trained with Linda Tellington-Jones who developed Tellington Touch and TTEAM, which are applied to horses, companion animals, wild creatures and zoo animals. Marty has adapted these methods for camelids. Camelidynamics methods are:
Julie Taylor-Browne has been working with Marty for nearly six years and is the only qualified Practitioner (P2) in Europe. She conducts one to one training sessions, small group training and one and two day workshops for owners of alpacas and llamas. She had with outstanding results particularly with very nervous, imported alpacas. Julie is also a TTEAM Practitioner for horses. 'Thank you so much for the first two sessions with our alpacas, it has changed our lives and theirs! Having struggled, quite literally, to catch and hold the animals for routine husbandry, it was a joy to find out that none of the ‘wrestling’ was necessary and that it can be a pleasant and rewarding experience for both us and our Alpacas'. Alpacas del Largato We stock the full range of Camelidynamics training equipment, books, videos and DVDs. Most of the items are always in stock and are despatched within one to two working days. 'The Camelidynamics training programme is excellent
and very rewarding'. Jane Richardson, Carmarthenshire. P&P rates: Value of
order (excluding VAT) Cheques should be made payable to J. Taylor-Browne. ‘Just wanted to drop you a quick line to say thank you and compliment you on your great service. Best wishes’. Tania Davis 'Many thanks for a prompt delivery of my halters. I am also very impressed with their quality. Thanks again', Karen Witts. 'The training video and headcollars are all wonderful, many thanks'. Helen Rose Training courses are also run at Carthvean Farm where you are welcome to bring your animal(s) in order to take advantage of our purpose built handling facilities. Alternatively you are welcome to learn on our alpacas and llamas. We also accept difficult animals on an agistment and retraining programme. See Training and Advice for details of forthcoming courses. |
