What’s more hilarious than alpaca? A shaved alpaca! Pictures of shaved alpacas are so funny and what’s even more funnier is that they often look like they are proudly bragging about their new haircuts, making sure they are striking the best pose for you to take a picture and envy them. In the gallery below you can find hilarious photos of that kind.
In case you’re wondering why people shave alpacas, the answer is these little guys will overheat if they don't shed their ultra-warm fleece. Plus, Alpaca wool is valuable. However, some creative owners want to add a style while shearing their animal pals, like Helen Kendall Smith, who shaped her alpaca’s bountiful fluff into designs like the dinosaur, the giant poodle and the judge’s wig.
'You think poodles look pretty when shaved? Think again!'
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They're actually laughing at photographer's plain and boring hair.
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You can't see his eyes, but they are fabulous too.
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'Yes, it looks like it's perfectly dyed, but we are genetically predisposed to have a perfect natural hair.'
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'Our hair cuts might be from 70's, but our sense of style is timeless.'
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'My awesomness amazes me too sometimes.'
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'Who wore it better, the dinosaur or me? The answer is obvious.'
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'I'll give you an important fashion advice, since you look like you need it: Match footwear and hair colour to frame your look.'
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'Bad hair day?! Haven't heard of such a day.'
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'What are you looking at? Beauty is not contagious.'
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'Short bangs do not look nice on everyone, and by everyone, we don't mean us.'
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'And please, do not mistake us for llamas! Those funny creatures can never pull of such a great hair style like us! I mean, the difference is obvious.'
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