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Possibly the most famous bald breed of dog, the Chinese Crested actually comes in two varieties: completely bald, and “powderpuff.”
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Such a beautiful name for such a beautiful baldy! The Inca Orchid is also called the Peruvian Hairless, naturally originating from ancient Peru where it was mostly a companion dog.
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A medium-sized breed founded in the 1970s, the American Hairless tends to make for an intelligent and playful furry friend.
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Also known as the Mexican Hairless Dog, Xoloitzcuintlis are super chilled doggos known for their calm natures. Don’t think they’re glorified lazy bois, though.
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Native to India, the rare Jonangi were once herding and hunting dogs. As pets, they tend to be wary of strangers, but are blindly loving and affectionate to those they know, including kids and other pets.
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