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Linda, Fall 2016

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Linda

Suri, Female, Proven | White

D.O.B. 10/8/2012, Full Bolivian
Sire:
Rewind 
| AOA# 851730  | White 

Dam:
La De Da 
| AOA# 831923  | True Black 
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SOLD!


LUSTER, luster, luster!
A gorgeous white female sired by the handsome white Rewind!

Linda is the offspring of two registered parents but it not registered herself, due to her one blue eye.

Linda has great fiber with amazing luster. Her fiber will produce wonderful products. She is very timid. She has a spirit which we find very entertaining.

Linda gave birth to a light fawn male cria on January 2nd, 2016.
She is our only female suri and just doesn't fit with our program.

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