XIOMA

Breeding sound healthy dogs is not easy, it requires a great amount of blood, sweat and tears. Having been involved with the dog world for over 50 years this requirement has never changed.We progressively prcd and PLL prc3 and DNA all our breeding dogs both Crested and Peruvians Our Studs are limited to tested and selected bitches. To see all our Chinese and Peruvian copy this link into your browser http://www.chinesecrested.no/en/registry/breeders/Australia/Xioma.html https://peruvianhairless.breedarchive.com/animal/index?registered_name=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