Written By
Ankit Singh
The Xoloitzcuintli, often called Xolo, is an ancient breed dating back over 3,000 years in Mexico.
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Xolos come in three sizes: toy, miniature, and standard, offering options for different living situations
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Known for their hairless appearance, Xolos have a unique skin texture and might also have a coated variety.
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Their lack of fur doesn't hinder them; Xolos are excellent at regulating body temperature, suited for various climates.
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Xolos form strong bonds with their owners, making them loyal and affectionate companions.
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These dogs are smart and quick learners, responding well to positive reinforcement training methods.
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Xolos tend to have fewer genetic health issues compared to other breeds, attributing to their long lifespan.
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In ancient Aztec culture, Xolos were considered sacred and believed to have mystical healing powers.
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Xolos have a natural instinct to protect their families, making them excellent watchdogs.
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After facing near extinction, Xolos are experiencing a resurgence in popularity as cherished family pets
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