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Wild llamas just live in the open air.

When kept as farm animals or pets, they live in fields, stocks or paddocks. Smaller enclosures might be called pens. However, all these types of enclosures are used for many types of animals, not just llamas.

So there is no special name for a llama's 'home.'

In colder climates people who keep llamas might house them in a stall or barn, or at least have some sheltered building available for them. It should be dry and windproof.

In warmer climates a roofed three-sided shelter is adequate.

In really hot countries all they need as a roofed shelter with open sides. This way they can have shelter either from the sun, or from any rainstorms, but all the sides are totally open so they can have free and airy access.

Again, there is no special name for a building or shelter which someone might provide for their llamas.

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The primary shelter for llamas is called a barn or a stable. In their natural habitat of South America, llamas may seek shelter in caves or rock formations to protect themselves from harsh weather conditions.

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