Training camels is unlike any feat you will undertake, but do not be mislead, just because camels are a large animal it does not mean you need great strength to train them. The training method that we are about to teach you has been accomplished by the young, old male, female, all different backgrounds […]
Category Archives: Camel Training Videos
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Apr
Apr
Reading the body language of camels can be a bit of a challenge as camels can seem bit aloof in their nature. Camel’s don’t show obvious signs of dislike as a horse would. For instance camels don’t put their ears back before defending themselves. For a person who is new to camels, […]
Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Cameleer Academy, Uncategorized
Camel Training: How To Approach Camels Respectfully
02
Feb
Feb
How To Approach a Camel in a Respectful Way, video tutorial Watch above or Listen on the Podcast Or… Play below… TRANSCRIPT: Did you know that there’s a way to approach camels without seeming like a threat to them? Not only does this way show the camel that you’re not an imposter, but also […]
Camel Husbandry, Camel Milk, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Cameleer Academy
How a Camel Thinks, Styles of Camel Training & Bonding
10
Apr
Apr
If you’ve ever wanted to sit down with some fellow camel lovers and trainers then this is exactly what our ‘coffee [camel] chats’ (minus the real coffee) are all about. Episode 1 of Coffee [Camel] Chat 1:11 – We discuss why it’s important to get a camel to sit (hoosh, kush, sit down) wether you […]
Camel Equipment, Camel Expedition, Camel Riding, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Cameleer Academy
Catching Camels & Haltering Camels – How To
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Mar
Mar
Here’s a How To video on catching camels as well as haltering camels once they are yarded or in a confined area. The MOST important thing you must have between yourself and the camel you are attempting to halter is TRUST. We talk a lot about our Camel Connection Trust Based Camel Training® because it […]
Camel Equipment, Camel Expedition, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Camel Trekking, Cameleer Academy
Camel Training & Handling: 3 Important Knots for Cameleers
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Feb
Feb
If you work with camels or are planning on working with camels, whether that be training or handling, there are 3 important knots you need to know for camel handling and camel training. Like riding a bike (or a camel?), once these knots are learnt, they’re hard to forget and you’ll be able to do […]
Camel Equipment, Camel Expedition, Camel Riding, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Camel Trekking, Cameleer Academy, Courses
Camel Equipment: Camel Spider Harness
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Feb
Feb
There isn’t a camel training session that goes by without us using a “spider” (camel harness). It’s one of THE most important pieces of camel equipment that we have and if you’re doing without it you’ll soon learn why you need one (or more) if you’ve got more than one camel, which you should, because camel’s […]
Camel News, Camel Riding, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Camel Trekking, Cameleer Academy, Outback Treks
Australian Camels Gag Reel 2017
09
Feb
Feb
If we’ve had the pleasure of having you on one of our camel training camp, camel treks or an international camel journey you’ll know that we love what we do and take our job with camels very seriously….But… Not too serious! 2017 Gag reel will see some camel training go ‘not quite as planned’, uncontrollable laughter […]
Camel Riding, Camel Training, Camel Training Videos, Cameleer Academy
[Video] Most Important Factor to Successful Camel Training
06
Sep
Sep
The camel is a highly misunderstood animal and is often portrayed by the media as a cantankerous creature. As humans, our natural reaction is to either stay away from such creatures or fight them until they comply – because of the lack of understanding of the camels psychology. If we can’t understand the camel, will […]
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Aug
Aug
Camel training and haltering a scared camel can be quite an intimidating experience – for both camel and handler. Too often, no thanks to media, a scared camel is misconceived as a ‘really grumpy camel’ or an ‘aggressive camel’. This misconception is one of the most common! By nature, a camel is not aggressive nor […]
