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Meet and greet for the boys … See MoreSee Less
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Sure they will be happy in their new home!
That a bucket list trip for me.
I love alpacas! They're so nosey and need to check everything out, like my Shih Tzu! 🤣
I love them. They ate so cute.
Walked Fiddlestix a couple of weeks ago and he was a star
So lovely. I love it 💚
What a gorgeous gang of Alpcas
The goats are very interested too
So So sweet ❤️❤️
They are all beautiful x
These animals are so entertaining. 🫠
That tall one with the white markings is very different to the others
Brilliant 💖💖💖💖
Beautiful Alpacas
Do they need to go through who is top alpaca with all of these Alpacas to find where they fit?
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For Wendy.
Time to move to their new home. These four boys are joining the trekking herd at Woolley Animals in Mid-Devon. Be good boys!!! Woolley Animals Farm Park … See MoreSee Less
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Wish I wasn’t so far away, would love to walk with these boys!
I hope they adjust to their new environment quickly.Good luck .x
Good luck in your New home and all your exciting adventures.
Safe journey and beautiful lives sweet boys!
why are they leaving?
Me encantan. Yo tengo una familia de alpacas. Mamá, papá y 2 hijos. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Bye boys ! So glad you 4 are going to be together. Go and have your best Life. Watching from NC
So lovely to see these beautiful boys good luck x ❤️❤️
Glad they get to go with their best buddies! Sounds like an adventure – off to new experiences and pastures!
Parece que estão a perceber tudo🥲 Meus queridos Muita sorte Deus os proteja
Nice that it's a quick journey to their new home. They are all so handsome and will be a great addition to Woolley Animals.
Beautiful boys! Enjoy your new home! ❤️
Goodbye beautiful boys, hope you're happy in your new home. You have been a delight to watch . 😊😊
Hope they adjust well to their new home. They are beauties. Bitter sweet.❤️
Awww sad to see them go🥺. I know they're going to be well taken care of, but they are like family. 😔🥰♥️♥️♥️
Bless them. E xciting times ahead then xxxxx Keep us posted on their progress xxxxx
Happy trails boys to your new home today 🥰👍🏻🥰
Aw….see you soon boys!
Lucky boys, will have a wonderful home at Woolley Animals 🥰
They are looking quite ready to go. Toffee is one of my favorites.
Love these boys. So handsome❤
Beautiful boy squad to make gorgeous babies!
There so sweet looking, and healthy.
Bye boys hope you settle well ❤️❤️
Bye boys, have a great life x
Aniseed is out naked!!!! … See MoreSee Less
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Gorgeous girl! Hard to believe just two days old, so strong and self possessed!
Those eyelashes!! Those eyes!! She's beautiful!!
Ah she looks so elegant.x
Look at those eyelashes, I am envious!
Oh she so pretty with those beautiful eyelashes.
She is adorable! Bet she will be really excited when the next Cria arrives! 😊
Is Aniseed the black alpaca of the herd however she has lovely long eye lashes.
Just curious Do the others want to smell her. Does her mother get protective. Do the younger ones come out to play with her. Where are the males? Do you keep them separate. Do they smell when they get wet. Will they let you brush them? Do they bite. So cute.
Gorgeous cria! I love her name! ❤️
Look at those beautiful lashes!! She's a doll!!
She is very elegant . Has a sweetness about her.
She's so strong. What a beautiful young lady 😍 ❤️
I love these animals, could WATCH them every day
beautiful eyelashes!!! you are so pretty Aniseed.
She is beautiful. I love these animals ! I’m not sure why I just do. I hope she has a happy life. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Such a fab fab name and oh my god her eyelashes. She would fit perfectly in Essex with those 🤣 so excited for baby B
That coat looks gorgeous already! Do you try to guess the micron this early on or do you rather wait?
Beautiful video. Thank you .What a stunning cria. 🙂
She does have some long eyelashes..she's so beautiful.
eyelashes to die for!
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She is such a delight- so lovely and alert!! 🦙🖤
Wow what a stunner 🩷 loving her lashes! xxx
A pretty nice and beautiful little girl and her very caring mother. 🤗 💖
she's so strong, she looks older!
All Sorts and Domino’s cria is called Aniseed. A healthy, heavy, girl. … See MoreSee Less
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She is darling! I love the name too. Well done to you all
The make a lovely pair,such a healthy and robust cria.x
Such a lovely name Aniseed
Stunning little (big!) girl! 💗Off to a fabulous start 👍🏻
I remember about the ears of a premie. This little one has perfect ears.
She’s gorgeous and I love her name! I’m a big anise fan!!
I love that name fits that little cutie 💓.
What a beautiful name She is so dainty, you can't help but love her. Xxxxx
She’s beautiful !! I love love all your information on them. Thank you so much !!
I suppose the birthing season is hard on you all – what with checking cameras in the night etc., but it's quite fun for us followers of your page!
I love that name xx
Great name! Welcome to your family Aniseed🥰❤️👍🏻❤️🥰
You are so informative…I love it!
Big beautiful girl with a lot of spunk already from the looks of it. Can't wait to see her zooming around with the other upcoming crias.
She is lovely. I like her name.❤
Love that name !! Perfect for her color. ❤️
Welcome sweet girl! Well done Momma.
She looks like she's doing really well, a perfect name for her. X
Happy birthing day to all the little ones to come. ❤️
She looks so lovely in her pink dress!!!
Awww this Made my week! She is so Precious, what a Beautiful Baby and Mom! Yall are Caring and Wonderful People!! Hugs from Kentucky
Welcome to the world Aniseed, you look perfect 😍
Oh she is just beautiful love her name
She is beautiful. So happy she and mum are welll.
Love All Sorts with her brown body and cream neck.
Baby A. Mum is All Sorts. Dad is Domino. 328 days gestation, but no signs of dismaturity. Whopping 10.2kg (22.5lb).
Trouble free, unassisted (not even spotted on camera!) birth.
Cria A up and feeding. All good.
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Awww Congratulations to a beautiful Cria so happy she's healthy and well xx
Welcome baby A!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Omg you’re off already 🤞 And a whopper again!!!
Wow! She is a big girl ! 💕
Love it! Nothing a healthy cria to start the season!
Well done mum! I’d call him Licorice 🫣
Welcome Baby A!!!! Soooooo proud of All Sorts for kicking off the year!!!!❤️❤️❤️
New follower here! I’m familiar with goats and horses and miniature horses and lambs pregnancy and delivery but not alpacas 😁
How many hour from birth the baby can stand up?
I’d call her Anise!
Would like to see the baby on some straw !
Is baby a boy or girl?
What about April
Baby A — Anise (like licorice)! "Anise and licorice have a similar flavor and smell, but they do have differences in taste. Anise tends to be spicy and a little sweet. Licorice, on the other hand, can be bitter, salty, and even sour. "
That's wonderful! I'm glad she's healthy & well! Beautiful cria 💚🥰
Congratulations, my name suggestion would be Amari x
ABBA is a good name.
April ?
I love this time of year when we get a glimpse of the newly birthed cria.
Beautiful proud of the new mommy Autumn Arianna Annie Ajoy could be good names
Great news for all
Black and beautiful baby and a happy mama❤️
Congratulations cria she is beautiful xx😍❤️
My gran was called Ada – (pronounced Ay-dah) other names could be Angel, Amore, Arwen, Aniseed (?)
Congratulations!! How about Allie!
It’s started! … See MoreSee Less
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Who is her daddy?
Awwww sooo cute congratulations xx
Wow! Wasn’t expecting it just yet! Congratulations to you all! Precious
Congrats to all sorts and Domino, and you and Simon!
Congrats on the beginning of another exciting cria season!
Congratulations on the first Cria of the season
Beautiful!
Does this baby get an A name? Is s/he healthy? This season is exciting to me and I’m all the way in the west coast of the US!! 🌞
YESSSSSSS!!! HERE WE GO!!!!! BEAUTIFUL BLACK GIRL!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🦙 ATRAMENTOUS!!! Means lacking light…as in BLACK!!🖤
April! ❤️
Name suggestions for this gorgeous girl. Amelie, Anais, Artemis, Avalon. Can't wait to see her tomorrow. ❤❤❤
Congratulations!! Why don’t you start at the back of the alphabet to name them ? Seriously , excited to see the little ones name. ♥️
How lovely. Here's hoping our weather improves. Its gone chilly again in the North. Will you be keeping them indoors?
Is the cria totally black?
We’re down to our last four – all around 20 years old.
I’m following your page from the East Coast of Canada (Maritimes). Just love these gorgeous Alpacas and their wee cria ❤️
Do you sale alpacas? I have wanted a couple for a long time. So cute!
So exciting… congrats x
Autumn because it's autumn here in the southern hemisphere
My absolute favorite animal❤. Do you have an Anastasia? Precious little baby🥰
Azalea
A for April – the first Crea for 2024.
Exciting first Cria. I love this time of year, I follow you all year but patiently wait for the springtime miracles! 💖 I’m a West Coast (California) follower. Best wishes for the weeks ahead.
Oh that baby is so gorgeous and I love his mama. These really are my favourite animals. Thank you for showing us them. 💖💖
I love babies!
Shearing is May 12th for the adult alpacas this year. Here is a video of hazel being shorn. Please listen to the commentary if you haven’t seen it before, I explain why we do it like this. … See MoreSee Less
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Colin is very efficient and careful with the clippers.
Everyone is so gentle and kind,I’m sure the alpacas appreciate it.xxx
Well all the Alpacas will feel lighter soon. Is the leg fiber useable? Or just the saddle?
Colin has such skill with those clippers! Hazel looks beautiful! Very good narrative! Thank you for sharing and educating ❤️
You can tell how soft that wool is. I’d love to have an alpaca jumper! 😊❤️
I love the way you treat your Alpacas with such kindness. 🥰 I’ve seen in other countries how some of them are sheared and it was horrendous to see with these sweet animals screaming in distress they were just chucked on a table, I couldn’t watch it all😢
What brand clipper do you use. I need that for my Newfoundland that I trim down to 1.5in in spring for our pool. Great video as I have seen others that aren’t so kind
Thanks for sharing very cool video! Very informative I'm a retired dog groomer
THANK YOU FOR SHARING. THAT MUST FEEL SO GOOD TO THEM TO GET ALL THAT FUR OFF FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS🥰
I am amazed she sits so still for it. Is it because she likes it or because she knows she will feel cooler afterwards???
Awww I worry they are in pain but know you take good care
Are they sedated ?
Never liked watching my alpacas getting Shawn
Thank you for sharing and taking such good care of them! They’re beautiful! 🥰
How often they get hair cuts.
How did they shear them before electric shavers?
Thanks for the information. It helps to understand things better. Your love and care shows.🥰
The man was so kind and gentle with this animal and done a great job shearer
They are sheared so quickly. At first I thought this video was fast forwarded but then I realized it wasn't. These shearing men are just super fast and through. Well done.
WHAT A GOOD JOB ! PRECIOUS AMIMALS. THANK U FOR SHARING
My first thought was, what the heck are you doing to that poor thing? 😧😭 But, definitely a much smoother process than I have seen. I shared your video with another family I watch. Amazing to watch.
What a beautiful young Hazel. Thank you great Shearer.thats Amazing 👏
Thank you for the information.
Thats a fab video to watch, such care and attention given to your beautiful animals x
That is really educational and I've really learned a lot. Thanks so much for sharing this information with us!
We introduce the male every 7 days. It’s best for the females. … See MoreSee Less
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Such a great education on mating.
This is so interesting. Thanks for the information.
Thank for enlightening us on all things Alpaca, I really enjoy you sharing your knowledge.
Three handsome boys. Very interesting, to know about reproduction side and as usual very well explained. 🤗 💖
Look! They can't believe what you're saying about they could introduce infection, could cause all kinds of damage or even cause miscarriage to females. They really came over and really were interested. Just kidding. I know they don't understand what you were talking about. But thanks for enlightening us as why you only put them together every 7 days to check if they are pregnant yet.
Wow Very interesting and they are just beautiful
Wow quite a procedure👍🏻😮👍🏻
They are beautiful 😍
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful!
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful alpacas ❤️
Beautiful x
So interesting xxxx
Love this
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I feel sorry for the females
Awesome
Ouch
It 11 months since our pregnant girls were first mated. We use pen matings. … See MoreSee Less
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During a paddock mating, do other females come investigate when the boys are orgling or are they pretty much indifferent?
That was very interesting information. It’s getting very exciting
Shalom Alpacas, pretty amazing process!
You can see Bullseye in his bramble predicament in the background! 😂
What an interesting process! Female llamas apparently do the spitting, too. Thank you for sharing this with your followers! 😁
So you did ultra sound them as a couple of them were going to have twins. How far along did you have them looked at on an ultrasound? Thank you.
Alpaca pregnancy test: “[spit] I’ve had enough of you.”
I remain amazed at all the stages of alpaca breeding. Your videos are clear and well explained and each time, it is a pleasure to learn more about alpaca. Soon, the magic of births, I can't wait…. 🤗 💖
Very interesting! Thanks for the education!
Awesome thank you for sharing this with us!!!
Beautiful alpacas ❤️
It's the boys who will be Happy. 😋😛😝
Fantastic details on this process.
Et puis…
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Betty Hammond Check this out too!
Elaine Durand – spit off!!!!!
Well Done Bulleye. I think they’re all out. … See MoreSee Less
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He is a clever little fella! Glad he feels better.
Oh Bullseye that was an ordeal So happy that most of the stickers are off.
I hope he’s learnt his lesson now.x
Oh Bullseye, couldn't you just wait until shearing time? Please behave yourself and don't give Kate and Simon any more problems!
WD40 works great to help get those burrs out. I've only used it with horses and dogs tho.
Bullseye you are trouper 🥰👍🏻🥰
Yay! I'm glad he's ok. Be careful Bullseye 💚
Beautiful Bullseye ♥️♥️
Bullseye is such a handsome boy, and must be feeling so much better after getting rid of all those brambles. 🙂
He looks like he's been dragged through a hedge backwards …. oh….yes….he has!
Looks much better! What a good boy he was.
He looks so much better !! Hope he’ll stay out of the briars!!
"So, you still l❤ve me! I can tell!" Sez Bullseye 😁😂😉
He is so gorgeous 😍
I bet Bullseye feels better now x
What a handsome boy
He is so beautiful 🥰👍🏻🥰
Such a handsome chap
Be careful out there Bullseye
He's still beautiful 😍.
Sweet Bullseye. Thank you for letting us see him now. So much better.
Bramble bushes are such a terror. Bullseye- please be leary of them from here on!!】
Will the fleece restore itself?
So beautiful 🥰♥️
Beautiful Bullseye ❤️
Our Alpacas
We have friendly, well socialised alpacas, we know them all by name and by their individual characters. Read their individual profiles to find out what they are really like! We have breeding girls and stud boys that are with us permanently, whilst we usually sell all their offspring as fibre producers, lamb and chicken guards, or as breeding animals
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Latest Arrivals
Our cria (baby alpacas) are usually born between April and June. I am keeping our Facebook page (Mullacott Alpacas) up to date with news and photos. Please have a look and like us! Have a look at our new arrivals, find out how they got their names and check back for photos of them as they develop. They will be weaned once they reach five to six months of age and can then go to new homes.
Appaloosa alpacas are relatively rare, with Leopard Appaloosa being one of the rarest colour patterns of all. Mullacott Alpacas has four different gene lines and so has an exciting breeding program of mating Leopard and Harlequin Appaloosas to other Leopard and Harlequin appaloosas.
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Alpacas For Sale
We list our ‘for sale’ alpacas on Alpaca Finder which is linked to our ‘For Sale’ page. This makes sure you always have the most up to date list. Please ask if you have a specific requirement as we may be able to find an alpaca to suit your needs.
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About Us
We have owned alpacas since 1997 and moved to Lower Mullacott Farm in 2002, from Martinslade in Wiltshire, when the alpacas outgrew our smallholding there. We have fully renovated the farmhouse and it is now rented out in the summer as a 5* Holiday Home (High View Farmhouse). Our visitors love to hand feed the alpacas and sometimes even give them a cuddle.
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