Why Llamas?

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Why lama or more specifically why llama?
Of the genus lama of which there are four;
alpaca, guanaco, vicuna and the (double L) llama,
it is the last which is my particular passion.

	Why llamas - because whether you're our 8 year old neighbour Evan, or my 88 year old Grandma Violet McKenzie, everyone enjoys greeting the newest cria.
Why llamas - with their gentle nature, inquisitive curiosity, intelligence and willingness to please - making them endearing companions - who can resist.
	Why llamas - kids are drawn like magnets, teaching them sensitivity and responsibility.
Why llamas - their practical uses such as driving can be put to work at weddings, fairs, parades and simply for enjoyment.
	Why llamas - easy care, low maintenance and easily trained to tasks like toenail-clipping. Llama and Alpaca Health
Why llamas - their natural respect for personal space, makes them safe around those less abled. Rosa meets Indigo Chief.
	Why llamas - with options such as spinning, weaving and felting with one of the world's finest fibres. The seasonal shearing from Ardcree Chieftan can provide an added bonus.
Why llamas - whether planning an assault on Mount Cook (N.Z's largest mountain) or a walk down the road for oranges, get the llama do the carrying.

Why llamas
- their beauty,
their understanding,
their compassion
& their loyalty
just make you want
to provide them a
loving home.

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E-mail: julie@llamas.co.nz

Julie Insley 38 Shirley Rd RD2 Kerikeri 0295
Bay of Islands. New Zealand
Phone: 0064 9 4077 107
"Llamas with personality plus"

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