Are Techichi Really Extinct? Discover Their Legacy in Chihuahuas

Learn about the Techichi breed and its connection to Chihuahuas. Are they truly extinct? Find out more in our latest video!

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Techichi are not extinct. Although the original Techichi, a breed believed to be an ancestor of the modern Chihuahua, does not exist in its pure form today, its genetic legacy lives on through the Chihuahua breed.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is a Techichi? The Techichi is a small dog breed that is believed to be an ancestor of the modern Chihuahua, known for its companionship and loyalty.
  2. Are Techichi and Chihuahuas the same breed? While the Techichi is not the same as today's Chihuahua, it is considered a predecessor. The modern Chihuahua has inherited genetic traits from the Techichi.
  3. Why are Techichi considered extinct? The original Techichi breed does not exist in its pure form today, but its genetic legacy continues through breeds like the Chihuahua.
  4. What is the history of the Techichi? The Techichi has a rich history dating back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures, where it was revered as a companion and possibly even used in rituals.

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