Peruvian Hairless Breeders, SA

XIOMA

Quatay was the first Peruvian imported into Australia. EL PERRO SIN PELO DEL PERU: UNA RELIQUIA VIVIENTE EN AMERICA. Por Abel León Vilchez “The prehispanic dog during the Moche and Inca era especially, was used as a partner in hunting deer and other animals. This custom survives until today in the Andean region. This concept that dog had overall during the pre-Hispanic Peru should be considered by the ANKC to classify in the Hound Group. Which although it is not the exact classification I would tell ranking ANKC breed Judges really adjust to the reality of our breed and the Viringo as a hunting dog. “ "His suspicion and distrust strangers made it an extraordinary guardian, and raised in the countryside, it has a developed hunting instinct also excels as an excellent pet dog, qualities inherent since ancient times. The Peruvian Hairless Dog has a nature that is tranquil and intelligent; this striking hairless breed radiates warmth. The medium-sized sighthound was highly prized in Inca culture, portrayed on pottery and found in graves beside its owners. The Peruvian has the double suspended gait of a sighthound and excels sports where speed and agility are required. To see all our Chinese and Peruvian copy these links into your browser http://www.chinesecrested.no/en/registry/breeders/Australia/Xioma.html https://peruvianhairless.breedarchive.com/animal/index?registered_name=Xioma

• Member since April, 2000
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