Bishopswell Alpacas

White Breeding Female Alpaca Group Available. Shorn, and up to date with routine husbandry. We are delighted to offer the opportunity to purchase a ready-made group of white female alpacas- all BAS registered. Suitable for breeding or as enjoyable field companions. This group can include: An experienced adult female with a female cria at foot, who is an excellent breeder and attentive mother. A proven breeding adult female with reliable breeding and cria-rearing ability. She is very self-sufficient and has consistently produced large, strong cria, conceiving successfully on her first mating with us. And you could add on or swap one out for A two-year-old female, ready to begin her breeding career, with a lovely fleece and great personality. We can tailor the group to suit your requirements, with groups available from three to five animals. We are also happy to discuss each alpaca's individual personality and characteristics in depth. Each female has her own unique personality, with several enjoying hand feeding, and the two-year-old is halter trained and has shown the younger cria how to walk last year. None of the females have been bred this year, as we are currently organising our breeding timings for next season. This presents a fantastic opportunity to purchase them before mating takes place, allowing you to select your own preferred sire, or just settle them in this year ready for an early mating next year. Price can be settled depending on which animals suit your needs. We are very happy to chat with first time owners, or more experienced owners to make sure these girls are the right fit for you and can go to an excellent home.

Sunny is a fantastic mother. She has mated easily for us ( amateur, first time breeders) and produced the strongest cria on the farm - no need for plasma or additional support. Last years cria available to view as we are retaining him. We feel she is a nice starter breeding female as her cria thrive easily and she is low maintenance. We don't need as many white animals as we have so we are offering her up at a time of year she could easily be mated as she is currently empty ( was not mated last year) She is not halter trained, she comes for food but isn't a petting alpaca as prefers her own space. She is excellent at alerting the herd to danger. Up to date on vaccines, vitamins, faecal egg counts ( 0) and trimming. Shearing due 30th June. We do have a small herd and can put together a package of 2-3 animals ( Alpacas must live in herds of 3 or more) from this years cria to other proven mums if required.