Rural
North Devon is home to this happy herd of breeding female Llamas
Watertown
is a small herd of around 50 llamas, mostly the very woolly type known
as Tampuli, and in particular, the wooliest llamas of all which are called
Lanudas.
My foundation herd for breeding Woollies which are quite rare in this
country came from Roseland Llamas, www.llamas.co.uk,
on the retirement of Paul and Judy Rose, the premier woolly llama breeders
in the UK at that time.(Roseland at watertown)
Since then I have imported new bloodlines from Switzerland and Italy (watertown
woollies) from some of Europes finest woolly llama herds, and we are
now looking forward to seeing their offspring, known as cria, being born
in 2011.
Watertown Llamas are trained and handled using Camelidynamics methods,
and all are registered with the British Llama Society. For details of
llamas that may be available to buy please look on our Llamas For Sale
page or contact me for more information.
Watertown
Llamas are trained and handled using Marty McGee-Bennetts Camelidynamics
methods and all our llamas are registered with the British Llama
Society. A llama is quite likely to live for fifteen to twenty years,
so buying a llama is not to be undertaken lightly. Watertown Llamas
are sometimes available to buy and for further information please
look on our llamas for sale page.
Marty Mc-Gee Bennetts Camelydynamics
British Llama Society
I
have been breeding llamas since 2004 and would like to introduce some
of them to you !
