Buyer question
How big does a Woolly get?
Our Animal Library lists the Woolly at 250–450 lb (mature weight).
Source: the Woolly page in the Everybarn Animal Library. Woolly in the Animal Library
The detail
Woolly llamas grow heavy fiber over the body, neck, head and legs, often with tufted ears, the type bred for the most fleece. They make showy fiber and pet animals but need regular shearing to cope with summer heat.
What to weigh
A heavy coat means yearly shearing and a real heat-stress risk in hot, humid summers. Llamas must never live alone, and bottle-raised intact males can develop berserk male syndrome.