Mexico is a popular place due to its delicious and spicy food. There are also many places you can visit here that are historical and majestic. The people in Mexico are also wonderful, and most of them happen to be dog-friendly. In fact, based on the Mexican Institute of National Geography, 89% of pets in Mexico are dogs. Therefore, if you are a dog lover, then Mexico is a good place for you to visit or live in.
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Xoloitzcuintle is one of the most mysterious breeds. Its millennial existence is shrouded in legends. The ancients considered these unusual animals as guides to the other world and treated them with due respect. According to another legend, the Xoloitzcuintles were considered to be four-legged healers who could take the disease with them overnight. History also mentions cruel moments: dogs were regularly sacrificed to the Aztec gods, and sometimes they even consumed their meat for food.
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If you are looking for a watchdog, the Mexican Wolf-Dog is not your choice. All the Irish wolfhound can scare a stranger with is its size. These dogs are too friendly to be good watchdogs. Mexican Wolf-Dogs are easy to train because they are smart, dedicated, and always eager to please. They are very responsive to training from a firm but the loving owner.
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Small dogs originated in Mexico, where the Toltecs, a mysterious people, appeared in the Middle Ages. The Indians and priests of this tribe kept pets - they had dumb dogs with long hair. These dogs were sacred to them and participated in various rituals and holidays. After the death of the owner, they were sacrificed, because it was believed that the dog took away the sins of the deceased.
