CAMELIDynamics Clinics & Workshops

CAMELIDynamics clinics give alpaca and llama owners the chance to learn practical handling skills in person with Marty McGee Bennett and other experienced CAMELIDynamics educators.

Clinics focus on understanding behavior, improving communication, and finding safer, less stressful ways to work with camelids. You may work on skills such as catching, haltering, leading, husbandry, healthcare procedures, and problem-solving around handling.

Upcoming CAMELIDynamics clinics

Image of Applewood Lane Alpacas, showing alpacas grazing in a field and a red barn in the background. Host farm of CAMELIDynamics clinic for October 2027.

Wisconsin, USA | 2-4 October, 2027


Marty McGee Bennett is planning a 3-day CAMELIDynamics clinic at Applewood Lane Alpacas in Wisconsin on October 2–4, 2027.

We’ll add more information, including the clinic program, registration details, and cost, as plans are confirmed.

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Future CAMELIDynamics clinics with Marty

Marty receives requests from alpaca and llama owners around the world who would like to attend a CAMELIDynamics clinic with her. We may consider future clinics based on interest, location, and what people want to learn.

If you would like Marty to teach in your area, add your name to the expression of interest list.

Looking for a CAMELIDynamics clinic closer to home?

You don’t have to wait for a clinic with Marty to start learning CAMELIDynamics in person. CAMELIDynamics consultants are based in different parts of the world. Depending on the individual consultant, they may offer:

  • hands-on clinics
  • small group workshops
  • presentations
  • private lessons
  • farm visits
  • help with specific handling challenges

Contact Marty to find an accredited CAMELIDynamics Consultant close to you.

Interested in hosting a clinic?

If you have a suitable venue and would like to explore hosting a CAMELIDynamics clinic, we would be interested in hearing from you.

Marty McGee Bennett demonstrating how to catch and halter an alpaca using a training aid at a CAMELIDynamics clinic at Mullacott Alpacas.

Clinics include both theory and hands-on practical learning, so the venue needs to support both. Ideally, this would be a farm, ranch, or other suitable location where alpacas or llamas are kept.

Before a clinic can be considered, we need to look at things such as:

  • timing and the type of clinic being proposed
  • location and accessibility
  • suitable indoor space for presentations and teaching
  • enough outdoor or covered space to set up handling pens
  • suitable alpacas or llamas for the practical sessions
  • likely participant numbers
  • travel and accommodation requirements

Contact Marty directly if you are interested in hosting a clinic.