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FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

¨ Head very broad.

¨ Eyes light in colour, round and protruding.

¨ Dewlap.

¨ Body very long with short legs.

¨ Short tail.

¨ Dewclaws.

¨ Skin slack, loose with formation of folds.

¨ Hair on parts not mentioned in the standard.

¨ Exaggerated lack of pigment (Albino).

¨ Timid or aggressive dog.

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For our families pleasure, faithful to a milenary tradition and with great pride, we've been devoted for a lifetime to preserve and promote this ancient Mexican breed. Over so many years we've learned that the best way to do it is improving the quality of our dogs, generation after generation, and litter after litter.

Xolos should be kept a pure breed, without strange innovations. We work for this purpose breeding only top-quality hairless Standard, Intermediate and Miniature sized Xolos.

We strongly oppose the breeding, selling, showing and/or registering of haired descendants of Xolos, which reflect impurity of the breed and are practices that conflict severely with FCI Standard # 234/09.08.1999 that rules the characteristics of our breed worldwide. We encourage very much every prospective Xolo owner to read throughly the breed standard and contact several references before choosing a breeder.

We also strongly oppose the money-hungry puppy mills and back yard "breeders" that pretend to make a living out of this special and beautiful breed, ignoring the fact that breeding purebred dogs is an art, so it's not intended for merchants.