Mexican hairless dogs are considered as rare breed of hairless dogs in diverse sizes. Xolo is the alternate name or nickname of Mexican hairless dogs. They are categorized as toy, miniature and standard Mexican hairless dogs. Features of Mexican hairless dogs: Sleek build; eyes are almond shaped; ears are bat like; long antelope neck; most dominant feature - hairless; coat comes in blue or black color.

Qualities and temperament of Mexican hairless dogs: intelligent, loyal, obedient, alert, athletic, loving, protective, and good companion with children. Depending upon the type, weight of Mexican hairless dogs varies from 10 pounds to 60 pounds and height varies from 10 to 30 inches. Life span is between 15 to 20 years. Mexican hairless dogs love vegetarian food. There are two more varieties of Mexican hairless dogs – coated and hairless which is more popular. Mexican hairless dogs are extremely affectionate never wanting to run away from their masters.