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Two breeds, and the difference is the fleece. Huacaya fleece crimps, so the animal looks like a walking teddy bear. Suri fleece hangs in long silky locks, like dreadlocks. Roughly nine in ten alpacas in the U.S. are Huacaya, so a Suri farm is worth the drive if you've never seen one.
Smaller, quieter, and bred for fiber rather than hauling. An alpaca stands about three feet at the shoulder and weighs 120 to 190 pounds. A llama is nearly twice that and will happily carry your gear. Alpacas will not.
Most farms on this site welcome visitors, but hours are seasonal and many run by appointment only. Shearing happens in spring, which is the most interesting time to show up and the least likely time anyone has a spare minute for you. Call first. Always call first.
Overstated. Alpacas spit at each other, over food and status, far more than they spit at people. Give one a reason — crowd it, grab it, get between it and its dinner — and you may earn one. Behave, and you almost certainly won't.