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1.  Yes, they do, usually at one another.  Well-socialized llamas will typically only spit at humans if really provoked, however. 

2.   Anywhere from $50 for a probably unsocialized, untrained and un-handleable animal from a sale barn to upwards of $50,000 for a llama whose proven breeding contributions are in high demand.  More commonly, pet and guard llamas will run $500 and up and breeding stock will run $2000 and up.

3.  Well, we just keep them as pets and occasionally show because we enjoy it.  However, you can train llamas to pull carts and to carry packs; they are great "public relations" animals to take to schools and nursing homes; and their fiber is often desired by handspinners.

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