The #Xoloitzcuintli, often called the Mexican Hairless Dog, is one of the oldest and most sacred dog breeds in the world, tracing its origins back over 3,000 years to ancient Mesoamerica. The Aztecs, Toltecs, and Maya revered the Xolo as a spiritual companion - believing it would guide the souls of the de-d through Mictlán, the nine-level Aztec underworld, to reach their final resting place. 🕯️ Because of this deep connection to the afterlife, Xolos remain a powerful symbol during #DíaDeLosMuer

112K views · 691 reactions | Ticuz the XOLO The Xoloitzcuintle is one of several breeds of hairless dog. Also known as the Mexican Hairless dog. He came today for a Nail trim, he was shivering and scared, but he still was a good boy and we got his Nails Done.  #xolo #mexicanhairlessdog #nailcare | The Calm Cat Whisperer | Facebook

Baldo, American Hairless Terrier (2 y/o), Larchmont & West 1st St., Los Angeles, CA • “He used to be pink. It’s a bit of care having a hairless dog – a lot of moisturizing, a lot of clothes. He has a whole wardrobe – in the summer for the sun, and in the winter for the cold. He’s been a pretty chill dog. He’s very playful, and very agile. He’s very attracted to fetching – if there’s a ball present, he won’t lose focus at all.” | The Dogist