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Argenton Alpacas started in 2009 and our view has always been to breed quality and consistancy.  We have an excellent breeding herd aquired in France from established breeders with top quality animals that have been in breeding programs in the UK, Australia or South America.  Some of our animals are progeny of champions in the UK like Galaxy of Bozedown who has been Champion Herdsire at the UK Alpaca Futurity.  One of our working stud males is Bozedown Demeter who has won a number of firsts in class at the BAS National, North Somerset and Bath and West shows in the UK.  Our girls too have been turning out beautiful, high quality cria. We pride ourselves on the care we give to our alpacas and the environment they live in to ensure that we have happy, healthy animals.

If you would like to talk us about Alpacas or would like to visit us then please either contact us by phoning us in France on 05 49 65 31 03 or through our contact page

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France farming with Alpacas.  An Alpaca is not historically from France but now there are more than 4000 Alpacas in France.  We came to France in 2009 to Farm Alpacas.  We were first introduced to Alpacas through another farm in France.  After we visited several other Alpaca farms, mainly in the UK but also other Alpaca Farms in France.  Our goal is to create quality Alpacas in France.  We also want to work with Alpaca Fleece to process it for use by Artisans in Western France.  If you are thinking of moving to France then Alpacas would be a great addition to your new home here in France.  Alpacas are great company and in France most homes have more land.  When you move to France you may want to just keep some Alpacas as pets or as "lawn mowers" to keep the grass down.  You maybe thinking of moving to France to have a small holding and Alpacas make great sheep guards.  Of if your move to France is to have a life style change then what better way to live your dream by becoming an Alpaca breeder.

 
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