I will not sell only one llama unless you have another at home. I feel we all need kindred spirits to be truly happy. My bloodlines include English, Canadian, Chilean and North American. My breeding goals are and have been for large, correct, genetically sound, fine fibered llamas with sweet dispositions. Many of my llamas come in the house and are gentle loveybears.
Few people can stop with owning only one.
Several people I know fell in love with these magical creatures, bought a farm and live a very unique lifestyle now. For others it's the gentle hum of a llama hello, or those long, silky eyelashes framing big, intelligent eyes. Some people's addiction starts when they see a group of llamas pronking around the pasture like Pepe Le Peu. Most llamas do this charming ballet around dusk every night. And then there's the type who appreciates a buddy who will hike all day and carry enough equipment and supplies for gourmet meals, a tent and whatever else would get left behind if the person were the only packer.