Articles, Artwork, and new discoveries in the field of Dog Breeding
…Guadalajara.
Xolo Street Art.
And amazing parade of gigantic marionettes, including a Xolo.
Guadalajara.
Royal de Luxe staged a Mexican re-imagining of their Little Giantess street theatre spectacular in Guadalajara as part of the Celebrando el Centenario de la Revolución Mexicana, November 30, 2010.
…little Xolo image that was created by the Mexican artist Cristina Pineda. The model for the image was a miniature xolo named “Pulque.” It is a lovely caricature of the breed and is being used in many ways. In this photo it was on the cover of a students notebook. It appears in many color combinations and many mediums, including stuffed toys.
Click on this link to see: An example of artistic use of the Xico image.
Click here to learn about: the artist and her mission.
We are adding a new category to provide you with information on the research of Dr. Valadez.
QUÉ COMÍAN LOS PERROS EN EL MÉXICO PREHISPÁNICO.f
Download this recent article by Dr. Valadez about the eating habits of the PreHispanic Xolos and other dogs.
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…sees a different vision and I love watching the way they interpret the reality of the Xolo. This artist has done a striking interpretation of Naca, a totally black standard male. It is bold and strong. Naca is owned by Jacqi in Australia.
Photo by Jose Kuri, entitled Mango Mango Comalin.
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