If you’ve read my blog, you know how much I love my alpacas. I am committed to providing a loving home to all of my alpacas. Here I am with my herdsire, Baragon.
This little guy is just such an inquisitive, loving alpaca. I hope that I can achieve this kind of love with all of my alpacas.
After all of this talk of my little Amabella, I thought I might as well post a picture of my little girl.
Amabella
This was taken before she was all dolled up for the Alpaca Show, held last weekend.
Stay tuned… I’ll post several photos of her taken at the show, along with her results!!!
Amabella is anyways!!!
Come see us both at the Alpaca West Fest in the City of Industry on November 14-15, 2009!!!
She is such a beautiful alpaca, with incredible fiber. This little lady has already won 2nd place in best fiber and she can only get better. She is such a fabulous alpaca…and she is only now 8 months old!!!
Liberty Belle that is…
That’s the name of my newest cria –baby– alpaca. She was born at 9:37 a.m. on this past 4th of July, 2009, weighing in at 15 pounds, 1 ounce. She was mothered by Chocolette Clemente.
Liberty Belle
I was so excited about her arrival that I threw a baby shower for Liberty on July 11, 2009! All of the neighbors in the area came and held her, petted her and gave her hugs and kisses. It was so much fun.
Although it is difficult to tell from the pictures, Liberty is a rather large cria compared to other crias the same age. However, Liberty doesn’t know she is an alpaca. You see, her 2 best friends are goats, and she loves to run and climb with them!
To see more about the Baby Shower held for Liberty, and see a picture of Liberty giving me a kiss, visit the Santa Ynez Journal (click on the link).
I thought I would post something about me, Linda Nicolosi, the owner of Alpacas of Baragon. My alpaca ranch is located on the Central Coast of California, in the quaint town of Solvang.
In developing my alpaca ranch, I wanted my love for animals to take precedence over everything else. I believe in showering all of my animals, not just my alpacas, with love, hugs and kisses. My philosophy at Alpacas of Baragon is quite simple. My goal is to provide a clean and happy ranch, while raising quality alpacas. On my alpaca ranch, all of our animals interact together in a peaceful setting. It is a beautiful thing to see our horse, goats, dogs and cats interacting with our alpacas in harmony.
While we do sell our alpacas on occasion for pets, the main goal at Alpacas of Baragon is to breed and sell high-quality breeding females with superior fiber. Every precaution is made to ensure that my philosphy in breeding and raising alpacas is carried forward with the new owner of my alpacas.
In my spare time, when I am taking a break from interacting with my alpacas, I can be found walking the ranch, checking fences with my two goats (Patches and Coco) as well as my two Daschunds, Milton and Star.
To learn more about our Alpacas, continue to follow my blog, Alpacas of Baragon. As I continue to develop the blog, I will be posting pictures of all of our award-winning alpacas, along with current developments and additions to our ranch.
For my first post to the blogging world, let me introduce my boys in the header. Baragon and Georgie.
Follow me while I update you on the happenings on my Alpaca Ranch, adding photos and videos as well as other tidbits.
More to come soon!!!
Baragon & Georgie
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