Ccara (Classic)

The Ccara, often referred to as the Classic Llama, is a traditional breed of llama known for its durability and adaptability in the rugged terrains of the Andes. Characterized by its robust build and strikingly long legs, the Ccara stands as a testament to the breed's historical role as a working animal. Its dense, short coat is well-suited for the harsh, variable climates of its native environment, providing protection against both cold and wet conditions, while its distinctively clean face and short-haired ears give this breed a refined appearance.

As one of the foundational types of llamas, the Ccara possesses a strong, muscular frame capable of carrying substantial loads over long distances, making it an invaluable asset in traditional pastoral lifestyles. The breed is recognized for its calm temperament and intelligence, traits that make it easier to train and handle, even in challenging scenarios. Although less common in decorative purposes, the Ccara's wool, while coarser than that of its counterparts, is often utilized for its strength in creating durable textiles.

In recent years, the Ccara has gained appreciation beyond its utility, as enthusiasts and breeders emphasize its historical significance and contribution to South American culture. With its blend of endurance, capability, and understated elegance, the Ccara continues to be an emblematic figure among llama breeds.

Colors: White, Black, Brown, Gray, Roan, Appaloosa, Pinto, Bay, Fawn, Red, Silver, Rose Gray, Light Brown, Medium Brown, Dark Brown, Black-Brown, Tricolor