Located on 35 acres in the beautiful mountains of southwestern Virginia, Dove Oaks Farm is home to 30 llamas, four lazy but lovable house cats, and Ron and Libby Boyd. Ron and Libby have been raising and showing llamas for 15 years. Through the years, they have purchased llamas from all over the United States in order to bring the most desirable characteristics to their herd. Their show experience has made them particular about conformation. And Libby spins and knits, so fiber is important, too. Here are some of their llamas.

Angelina Ballerina
Rebaño Escondido Copiapo x Toconao’s Flashback

Consigned to the LlamaSalesList.Com
Sizzlin' Summer Sale
August 14-21, 2005 online at
www.llamasaleslist.com

Angelina is Chilean of the Argentine type. Just a youngster, she already shows great promise. At the 2005 Virginia Classic she was first in her juvenile class and third overall Medium Wool Female. She has very solid, correct conformation and striking good looks.

 

Toconao’s Gossamer
Toconao de Temuco x Astrud de Temuco

Ron traveled to Paul and Sally Taylor’s ranch in Montana to find this outstanding herdsire. Gossamer, a full Chilean, is an unusual taupe-gray, with heavy bone, fluid movement, and a wonderful easy-going disposition. Add heavily tasseled ears and you have everything you could want in a mate for your females. Breeding fee: $750.

Visit the Dove Oaks Farm website to see more.
www.doveoaks.com

Ron and Libby extend an invitation to you to visit them at their farDove Oaks Farm
417 Llama Lane
Mouth of Wilson, VA 24363
276-579-2323
boyd@doveoaks.com

 

LlamaSalesList.Com Comments: Ron and Libby were among our mentors when we first started out with llamas and are good friends of Burnt Mountain Llamas. They have a great breeding program and a great eye for excellent conformation. Be sure to visit their website. Don't miss Ron and Libby's consignment, Angelina Ballerina, in the upcoming LlamaSalesList.Com Sizzling Summer Sale, August 14-21, 2005.