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Yes, llamas spit when they are abused just like dogs bite or cats scratch. Llamas also spit to establish their pecking order among other llamas or when they get too close to another llama. Nevertheless, llamas are very sociable animals and perform best when there are other llamas around. Since we began Spruce Ridge Llamas in 1993 we’ve never had a llama spit on a guest.
