Mumsie   

Mumsie is a healthy girl who has had three troublefree and seemingly effortless births. Her lightly crimped fiber has a nice handle and there is a lot of it. She has wonderful coverage and a full floppy topknot. Mumsie has small feet, and her toenails rarely need trimming.

Her personality has always been funloving, no matter how pregnant she is. I work with my animals in a chute, and Mumsie enters it willingly and has been well behaved, although understandably she would prefer to be left alone unless there is food involved. She is respectful of humans and has never spit at them, even when her cria is being mauled by them!

Mumsie's Dad is a full Peruvian, rose-grey; Challenger has had plenty of ribbon winning offspring. Mumsie herself has some ribbons to her credit, in both halter and fleece.

Mumsie would make a fine addition to any herd.

*2nd Get of Sire! - recent SEPA 2006 Show. Armani offers color and good looks for your female, as well as a wonderful fleece of buttery softness and crimpy bundles from head to toe. As the son of the well known CPeruvian Jaxon, he carries a bay black color gene, while he displays a variegated fawn. He has sired five beautiful female cria and three handsome males, all robust, as well as dense and crimpy. In every case, he puts crimp and fineness on the cria: "Windy's Ida" born November 2003, bay black and fine; "Windy's Malvina", born June 2004, dark fawn and gorgeous; "Windy's Dora," (SOLD) born November 2004, medium brown and adorable; "Windy's Dmitri," (for sale) born October 2005, light brown and vigorous; "Windy's Edward," (for sale) born October 2005, white with bundling; "Gypsy Angel," fawn female born November 2005 (owned by Alpacas Atlantico); "Neo," bay black male born June 2006 (owned by Endless Mountains Alpacas); and his newest "Windy's Elma," (for sale) medium f

Neo's fiber is impressive with great crimp and structure. Other breeders have commented on it and admired it. Handspinners drool over it. As it grew in, it formed beautiful bundles, the fiber was so crimpy and luscious. His first year histogram was impressive for a black, with a comfort factor score 97.5. It was revealed after shearing that Neo has a tiny brown spot in his blanket in addition to several tiny white spots, similar to his mother. His topknot is full and dense, and has no "flop".

Neo is interested in visitors, and is receptive to touch. At this stage in life, he is a bit small in stature, but is square, proud, and scrappy with the other males.

We have decided to sell Neo as a pet since we are becoming overrun with males!

  Awards Received
SAFONA -3rd place of 6 halter. Judge's comments - nicest handle of top 3, extreme density, impressive crimp structure.


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