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The Xoloitzcuintli is an ancient Mexican breed that is mostly hairless with brown-black skin. Also called the “Xolo,” these dogs are sturdy and muscular, weighing 30-55 pounds. Though a bit reserved around strange humans, Xolos are very affectionate with their own family members and other dogs. Thanks to thousands of years of natural selection, Xoloitzcuintlis are a robust and healthy breed with tons of energy. Xolos love to run and play and will need plenty of exercise alongside someone they love.
Temperament
Intelligent, calm, aloof
Breed Fast Facts
10 - 55 lbs
Medium
High
Minimal
Very
13 to 18 years
Your canine family members are very much welcome in South Dakota, one of the United States’ most pet-friendly states. From the outdoor experience of the Braeburn Addition Off-leash Dog Area in Rapid City to the Miner Brewing Co. in Hill City, there’s something to please the tastes of any dog! Truly unique attractions, including Hartford’s 1880 Cowboy Town, allow dogs to accompany their owners on-leash to participate and learn about the history and culture of South Dakota. In addition, dozens of dog parks cater to small and big dogs alike who want to let loose and sniff a few bottoms in the afternoons.
South Dakota has not formally chosen a state dog breed…but its official wild animal is the coyote. Close enough!
The most popular name for a dog in South Dakota is Louie.
Labrador Retrievers are this state’s most beloved breed.
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