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An example of the cultural and historical importance of dogs in Mesoamerican societies is the Xoloitzcuintli, or Mexican Hairless Dog. This ancient dog breed is one of the world's oldest known varieties, with a history that goes back more than three thousand years.
Its name comes from the Nahuatl language as well as ' which was uttered by the Aztecs, and it originated in Mexico. Axolotl means dog of the gods, itzcuintli means dog,' and Ali is a Lilliputian suffix; together as well as these parts form the name xoloitzcuintli,' which captures the Aztec price for this dog.
Originating in Mexico, the Xoloitzcuintli—more often known as the Xolo—is an interesting and long-lived canine breed. There is a particular position in Mexican mythology and culture for this breed, which has a history that goes back more than three thousand years.
The Xoloitzcuintli is an unequalled breed with three sizes—toy, miniature as well as and standard—that all have the same features. One thing that sets it apart is how around bald headed it is; nevertheless, there is a coated edition called the powder puff.