Recent pictures of my camel

[camels]

He's getting so big! Can anyone tell me, is he average for being 13 months? On the small side, a bit big? I've never seen a camel grow before and I was curious.

http://www.restarea1mile.com/marchcamel01.jpg

http://www.restarea1mile.com/marchcamel02.jpg

http://www.restarea1mile.com/fecamel07.jpg

http://www.restarea1mile.com/tiburoncamel06.jpg

[camelsinfrance]

It's hard to see from the photo - how tall is he exactly! He looks gorgeous!

[camels]

I wish I had a better picture, one where you could tell. If you look at the one in the road, my friend is about 5'3".

I think he's very handsome. :) But just curious as to whether or not he'll be on the large or small side. I'm trying to look for comparison pictures online, but was unable to find any.

[I love Gobi]

He's so beautiful! Really "leggy"! You're a lucky mommy. :clap

[camels]

Yes he sort of leggy, isn't he? :)

I'm very lucky to have him, and so proud of him.

[may]

He is awesome!

Looks like he has a "short"* body, so he appears a bit leggy. And his joints look really good solid.

...those were my first thoughts looking at the "picture on the road".

All together he looks very even-built (or well-built) I hope that makes sense, since english is my second language).

I am not an expert or a professional. I have worked for several weeks with 13 camels which were introduced to me as yearlings. So what I write is what comes out when I compare your beautiful boy with my little experience.

ciao may

* I have been explained, that camels with a "long body" are the "wanted" ones, because they can carry longer saddles which is wanted for example when you want to put a 2-seater saddle on.

[camels]

Thank you for your critique. :)