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Who's the Daddy?
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Bazzyll, a delightful, mild-mannered stud Llama, bred from Ordellamas dam and sire, Prince Charles ( so named on account of his big ears ). |
The breeding females are from a wide and varied gene pool which includes Roseland and Ashdown Llamas. Llamas are Camelids, along with camels, alpacas, guanacos and vicunas. A Ccara is the most usual type of llama to be found in the UK, having a relatively short fleece. A Tampuli llama is more heavily fleeced, such as the Tapada llama, while a really woolly Tampuli llama is known as a Lanuda. In the case of a suri llama the fleece hangs in curls or ringlets. Llama fleece can be gathered either by combing or by shearing, and makes a fine warm wool for hand-spinning. Llamas come in many colours, so while the llama wool can by dyed, the natural colours already on offer give plenty of variety.
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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. Details of llamas for sale in the UK can be found on the British Llama Society web site, and in the British Llama Societys directory of llama breeders. Watertown Llamas are sometimes available to buy and for further information please look on our own llamas for sale page.
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The Watertown herd is a colourful mix of different characters and big personalities, in a variety of shapes, sizes and fleece types. Every llama is an individual, which is just another one of the wonderful things about llamas!
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