Xóchitl Ramírez: An Ancestral Xoloitzcuintli Lineage Finds a New Home in Guadalajara
Beside the airplane window, Xóchitl Ramírez rides on Alexandra’s lap. She is headed to Guadalajara, where her new home is with a family that already knows what it is like to live with a Xoloitzcuintli.
From Axia’s litter to a family we know
Xóchitl was born at Xolos Ramírez in Mexico City on . She is a reddish (bermejo) female Xoloitzcuintli of the intermediate size and hairless variety. Her mother is Axia Ramírez and her father is Aztlán Ramírez.
Gustavo Lomelí and his family reserved Xóchitl. They had previously welcomed Sisi, also known as Tomasa, another Xoloitzcuintli from Xolos Ramírez. Xóchitl’s arrival continues the family’s relationship with the kennel.
The flight and arrival in Guadalajara
On Friday, , Alexandra Ramírez Gutiérrez accompanied Xóchitl from Mexico City to Guadalajara on Aeroméxico flight AM 284, departing from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA). In Guadalajara, Gustavo’s cousin Rubén Martínez Lomelí met Xóchitl on Gustavo’s behalf, with his authorization.
Two scenes from the flight
Xóchitl at the terminal
In the arrival video, Rubén holds Xóchitl in the terminal in Guadalajara.
The Living Lineage of Xóchitl Ramírez
- Mother
- Axia Ramírez
- Father
- Aztlán Ramírez
- Dog
- Xóchitl Ramírez
Xóchitl’s lineage NFT serves as a digital reference to her record. The transaction associated with the token and the Tonalli Memo transaction can both be looked up on eCash. Xolos Explorer brings together supplemental information from the Xolos Ramírez archive, including her profile and family tree. The blockchain makes the transactions traceable. Biological parentage is documented separately.
Explore the family tree · Xolos Explorer
- View the NFT record
a58412e07a6c793679bdb85b62809458ad6af274a5cc145654e724e149d891fa - Tonalli Memo · TXID
d59f82832c4b73f8dab81966683631cc9803ebd1be21c816fb89c749742740dd
The bond after the handoff
Responsible breeding extends into daily care and support for the family as their dog settles in. Sharing Xóchitl’s origins and preserving a record of her journey lets that story stay with her family and remain part of the Xoloitzcuintli’s legacy.