I'm actually hoping that none of you have had this problem, but maybe something similar. The farm I'm working on has a camel that for one reason and another has a serious attitude problem. She acts fine half the time, but other times when you go in to get the milk cows she chases people, spitting and kicking and biting. She has knocked people down, and scared quite a few more than that. My theory is that she does it because she thinks it's funny, but then when you react to her she gets angry. I had my first serious encounter with her this afternoon, ended up in a sandwich with the electric fence, 2 sheep, a cow, and a camel, generally not a good thing. I'm hoping that someone has some idea how to make her disinterested, as the only thing that seems to work is to pop the lead rope at her while walking backward VERY quickly, which is really hard when you're leading a cow that's getting bitten by said camel. Swearing loudly also helps, but we are a family oriented farm... Anyway, just needed to get my rant out, and am really hoping that someone has some ideas about this. Thanks, Caite