Llamas travel well and easily.
They almost
invariably sit down once you move off, making for easy driving.
In fact they can
get so comfortable that sometimes you have to give them a bit of a shove
from behind to get them up again at your destination.
They
can be carried in a horse box or
livestock trailer.
We brought our
first llamas home in a hired transit van (admittedly we did not tell the
hire company what we were carrying, but they didn't ask either!)
Llamas have
even been trained to sit in the back of an estate car - as the famous New
York poster (shown top right) suggests... although these days this would
be illegal!
But perhaps our
most unusual delivery was to The Channel Island of Alderney where, because
of the deep harbour, the llamas had to be craned from the ferry!