Please feel free to contact us with any questions... we love to talk about llamas, in fact we talk about little else these days!! ...........Pete & Joyce
Frankly we love all our minis and would be happy never to part with even one of them! Of course this isn't practical, we have a serious breeding program and we've invested a lot of time and money to purchase the best miniature llama breeding stock we could. In order to achieve our objective of breeding a better mini we will have to sell some animals because of space constraints. We currently have no miniatures for sale, but will be listing some of our starter herd and some crias in 2008, please try back in the Spring.
In the meantime here's a look at some of the early results were getting from our miniature breeding program.
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| Here's Bennie, pictured at 30 days old, he shows the presence of his sire (Chilean Hotline) combined with the outstanding genes of his dam (Peruvian Ziggy, daughter of Peruvian Maximo). Check out those beautiful banana ears! |
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| 'MinnieWinnie' posing for us at 6 weeks old, her dam is out of Bandolero one of Pete's favorite mini lines, her bone structure is terrific, and she is a real pussycat giving kisses and letting us stroke her neck. She has some of the reverse appy characteristics from her sire (Nordic Sun) we think she will be one to be reckoned with in the show ring. |
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| Echo, pictured at 3 weeks old, also out of Nordic Sun, was so named because he looks so like his dam Zoey (also out of the Peruvian Maximo line). He is very correct with a high tail-set and ramrod straight legs, he may well be a future herdsire for our farm. |
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