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A male entire alpaca, often referred to as a "stud," is an uncastrated male alpaca that is kept primarily for breeding purposes. Unlike gelded males, entire males retain their full reproductive capabilities and can sire offspring. They are typically larger and have more pronounced physical characteristics compared to females and castrated males. Breeders may select entire males based on desirable traits such as fiber quality, conformation, and temperament.

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