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Llamas for sale
Watertowns
young llamas, known as Cria when they are born, are sometimes available
for sale as yearlings. These llamas are registered, have mastered basic
halter training and leading skills and have followed a programme of worming
and vaccination, vitamin and mineral supplementation etc. before they
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Walter and Barnaby are best buddies and are only for sale together, as a pair of delightful male llamas. Walter was born in May 2007 to Camilla, who is a lovely tall girl, predominantly white like her cria. Mother and son are both great favourites on the farm, with easy-going personalities and friendly natures. Barney was the last cria to be born in 2007, arriving in late June, but has always held his own in the herd and in fact it's Walter that shadows Barney and not the other way around! Barneys mother, Goofie, is the matriarch in her own group so perhaps that explains it. Barney was the only cria born in 2007 to take after his father in colouring and he also shares Bazzylls sweet nature.
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Henry and William , affectionately known as Wilber, were both born in May 2007, with Wilber being the first cria of the year. His dam is Fudge, so named for her delightful dark caramel colouring, paler apricot patches of which appear on Wilbers back and rump. Fudge is quite a short llama, and Wilber looks as if he will be taking after her in that respect. He is a confident fellow, readily took to a halter, and takes most things in his (small) stride! Henry is a slightly more nervous llama, perhaps because he lost his mother, the incomparable Emily, (Mrs M to us!) when he was only 6 months old . “M” was a woolly llama, and Henry has a very attractive predominantly white fleece as a result.
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Ellen was born in May 2007, to Lillian who is one of our tallest llamas. Ellen is predominantly white, tall and pretty, and very bright. Her dam, Lillie, is an excellent mother, and her sire, Bazzyll, has a lovely temperament so hopefully Ellen will have some nice cria of her own some day.
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Ssshh, Llamas are a very well kept secret! Thousands of people still don't know the magic of them, opting instead for alpacas, angora goats, ostrich or wild boar! Be advised however that once you are in the know, it is a sweet addiction. Llamas are extraordinary and quite simply, captivating. You can never have too many llamas in you life!
For more details of these youngsters or of adult llamas that may be available for sale, please contact me by e-mail with details of your requirements, Thanks, Annie.
For more details on any llamas for sale please contact me