The Alpaca Farm
Discover our alpacas, learn how we work, and experience what makes farm life at Les Alpagas de Luzier so special. From daily care to life in the herd: here you can truly get to know our farm.
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Can you visit alpacas? How does a visit work? What should you bring?
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New to alpacas? First, read the basics about their character, care, and living environment.
Alpacas belong to the camelid family and are closely related to llamas, vicuñas, and guanacos. They naturally live in herds and feel best in a calm, social group.
There are two types of alpacas: Huacaya and Suri.
Huacayas have a soft, woolly fleece with volume, while Suris have a longer, silky fleece that falls in locks.
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Alpacas are herbivores and mainly live on grass and hay. Their diet is supplemented with minerals and vitamins adapted to their needs.
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Alpacas are calm and curious animals. They communicate via soft sounds and body language.
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Meet our herd of alpacas and discover how each animal contributes to life on our farm. From calm mares to powerful stallions: each animal has its own character and story.
Our mares form the heart of the herd. Each animal has a unique character and its own coat color, which ensures a beautiful diversity within the group. They are known for their calm nature and social behavior.
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Our stallions are temperamental, powerful, and have a high-quality coat. They play an important role within the herd and are carefully selected and monitored.
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Good shelter is essential for the well-being of our alpacas. That's why our infrastructure is designed so that we can isolate animals if necessary, without disturbing their peace or comfort. verstoren.
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