Taking Care of Camels (Shabanu #1)

Recently, two of my camels, Tipu and Kalu, fought. This is very unusual because usually only the dominant male, Tipu, mates with the females, but when there is a challenger, they fight to the death. I was so scared, but it all turned out okay. It was a close match because kalu is larger and very strong, but Tipu is also very strong and more experienced because he is older. Luckily, we stopped the fight before anyone got very hurt. My advice is to get some kind of stick and make loud noises. You make loud noises near their head so they get distracted and annoyed, but my camels are fierce, and it rarely works on them. You should carry a stick to, if you need to, hit them with. Camels are strong and it will not majorly hurt them. And if that doesn’t work you can shove a stick in between one of the camel’s mouth so they can’t bite down and hurt the other one. The only thing about this is they might get angry and start chasing you instead. Hopefully they won’t get too angry and will only be frustrated for a minute. If they start to chase you for longer you can try to distract them by throwing something like a cloth in their face and run. Run for as long as you can, eventually the camel will be bored and go back. Meanwhile the other camel will have retreated from the fight a while ago, glad they have survived. I hope none of my camels get in another fight like that again!