TTouch/cud chewing

Discussion in 'TTOUCH' started by christinepi, Oct 23, 2009.

  1. christinepi

    christinepi Guest

    When we first started working with our alpacas in a catch pen, we never noticed them chewing their cud while inside. After ca 3 months we started doing TTouch with the help of a practitioner, and now we see them chewing away while we work on them, while they're standing up. Even the ones who are waiting their turn, cushed or standing, are chewing, in the same pen. I'm curious about this change. To me it seems they're just more relaxed and don't feel they have to keep all their attention on us, worried we might do something terrible. It also seems they reinforce their own relaxation with this chewing because you can't hold your breath if you're chewing. Is my hunch correct or is there something else going on?
     
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