Ollie
Hand-reared and very tame. A three-time British National Agility Champion who's appeared on TV and film.
The herd
Meet the llamas
12 llamas call Hill House home, a herd of home-born youngsters and rescued, rehomed adults. Every one is known by name.
Why our herd is different
Rescued, rehomed & truly known
Because llamas are herd animals, we've always offered a home to unwanted animals in need of rehoming through the British Llama Society. That means our herd is a genuine mix, from confident show champions alongside gentle souls who've had a harder start.
Several of our llamas have built up real experience on camera, with appearances for BBC Children in Need, BBC The One Show and a Channel 4 documentary. They're well trained, well handled and very used to people.
The cast
Twelve characters, twelve backstories
Misja
Tall, striking and a true champion: National Champion in 2016, 2017 and 2019, Reserve in 2018.
Felix
'Grandpa Llama', the first cria born into the herd, calm, friendly and a retired stud male.
Dave
Born at Hill House in June 2018 to Eric and Hattie. Friendly, curious and one of our adoption llamas.
Hattie
A small white, blue-eyed llama, calm and people-friendly, and brilliant at agility and displays.
Lady Jane
A gentle appaloosa llama who joined us from a dispersed herd in 2017. One of our adoption llamas.
Jenny
Big personality, deeply food-motivated after a harder start in life; dominant, but very people-loving.
Fizz
Our 'Drama Llama', beautiful and independent, and rarely far from her best friend Emily.
Emily
Gentle but a little wary of humans; happiest when she's with her best friend Fizz.
Eric
Dave's sire. Gentle and steady-natured since being gelded, and bonded with Ollie.
Ezra
Curious but cautious, and utterly fascinated by mobile phones.
Freddie
Our 'Guard Llama', timid, watchful, and the herd's quiet guardian with lovely spinning fleece.
Come and be introduced in person
You'll learn every name and personality on a private visit, and yes, you'll have favourites by the end.