3. Xoloitzcuintli
This ancient dog breed has an interesting name that is complicated to pronounce. According to the American Kennel Club, the correct pronunciation is: Show-low-eatz-queen-tlee. But there is no need for you to pronounce this complicated name. This dog breed is commonly known as the Mexican Hairless Dog.
Since this dog is mostly hairless, it is the perfect companion for those who are suffering from allergies. Xolos have a protective side, and because of this, they can serve as watchdogs. Also, they are loyal and would do anything for their families.
Since they are intelligent, these pups can be trained easily and will learn even the most complex commands right away. Their energy level is moderate. That means a daily walk and some playtime would be more than enough for them.
