Xoloitzcuintli: The Hairless Dog of the Gods

The Xoloitzcuintli, frequently called the Xolo (displayed ZOH-low), is a canine of many skills. It is the naked dog of the gods, as many people know. An ancient strain,with a tradition and some stately in Mexico

A Brief History

Xoloitzcuintli (Mexican Hairless Dog) One of the oldest dog breeds. More than 3,000 years old The Aztecs, Mayas and other pre-Columbian populations worshiped this dog. They thought it had some type mystical power in that area. The Xolo was believed to be able lead people into the underworld. Regarded as divine, many were buried alongside their humans.

Unique Features

Perhaps the most immediately noticeable thing about the Xoloitzcuintli is its hairlessness. This gives it a unique look. Xolos are also available in coated varieties but the hairless is best-known. The skin of the dog is as well silky to touch and is available in black, gray or brown colour. The Xolo is a small to medium–sized, sturdy dog.

Temperament and Care

Xoloitzcuintlis are friendly, loyal dogs. They are good family pets and often bond tightly with their humans. They have a presence and will popup, which gives them visibility as good watchdogs. They are also so easy to look after, even with their special needs. Because of the fact they are hairless, an oily coat is also necessary to protect them from the sun. Also, there is a need to maintain the skin of these babies clean and sound which increases its importance.

Conclusion

And that is how the Xoloitzcuintli — hairless dog of gods came to be one of a kind and lovely breed. They have a long past and unique look that sets them apart from other dogs. It may well be the right dog for you if loyalty and devotion is what you need in a pet.