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Mexican Hairless
"Bonita"
Mexican Hairless profile
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Lifespan: 12-15 Years
Avg height: 1) Miniature: 25-35cm, 2) Intermediate: 36-45cm, 3) Standard: 46-60cm.
Avg weight: 1) Miniature: 2-7kg, 2) Intermediate: 7-14kg, 3) Standard: 11-18kg.
Coat type: Hairless, or very sparsely haired.
Coat colours: Black, brindle, fawn, dark brown, copper & white, bronze.
Originally bred for: Companions, guard dogs.
Breed traits: Cheerful, companionable, highly intelligent.
A little about the Mexican Hairless
The Mexican Hairless or Xolo is a valued companion breed that is easy going and easily trained. As a hairless breed, they are good for people with allergies but become cold easily.
MEXICAN HAIRLESS HEALTH INFORMATION
Occasionally the Mexican Hairless may experience Patellar Luxation. Otherwise, they are a largely healthy breed.
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