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Petland Carmel, IN
Status
Adopted
Reference ID
359
Birth Date
04-06-2020
Gender
Male
Color
White
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Maltese were named from where they originated, Malta, which is a small island south of Italy. This breed has roots that date back centuries. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary adored this breed and kept them as companion dogs in their palace. The Maltese has a very established history as a quality dog that has provided many people with true loyal companionship.
Maltese have exceptional personalities and very warm and tender temperaments. This breed enjoys being around his family and enjoys engaging with them. Thanks to their non-aggressive behavior and gentle disposition, they make wonderful family pets who do well around children and other pets in the home. This breed is also used as a therapy dog due to its overall personality, demeanor, and genuine caring ways.
The Maltese has a stunning silky white coat that requires routine grooming and care. Many Maltese owners suggest a full brushing of their dog's coat two to three times a week. Prior to brushing your puppy's coat, apply a light spray of water or a detangling agent to his fur. This will prevent his coat from knotting and will allow a much easier and more pleasant brushing session for your dog. The Maltese also tends to do well with a bi-weekly bath and routine nail clipping. This will help your dog feel and look his best. Do not forget to clean his teeth about three times a week. Good oral hygiene is a great way to prevent health issues.
Keeping your Maltese filled with energy is important, especially in his puppy years. This is accomplished by using only quality dog food and on a set schedule. Many Maltese owners find that two cups of dog food per serving is best. These servings should be divided into twelve-hour segments. The actual amount of food you feed your dog will ultimately depend on his size and activity level.
Fact: The AKC ranks the Maltese the thirty-seventh most popular breed out of about 200.
Fact: Maltese date back as far as 500 BC.
Fact: Aristotle referred to the Maltese as the "Canis Melitaeus."
Petland is honored to offer the highest quality Maltese puppies who will be an instant in your family.
Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions About the Maltese
Are Maltese hypoallergenic?
The Maltese fall under the class of hypoallergenic dogs
Are Maltese easy to train?
The Maltese is a very docile dog. Training a Maltese is not a particularly hard task, as they are bound to do whatever you ask of them.
What is the life expectancy of a Maltese dog?
A Maltese dog has a life expectancy of about 12 to 15 years.
Are there other colors of a Maltese dog?
Maltese dogs are predominantly white.
Can you dye a Maltese dog?
You will need to get a Maltese dog to a proper groomer to dye their coat without complications. Otherwise, it is safe.
Does a Maltese dog suffers from separation anxiety
A Maltese dog tends to act up if it is left alone for a long period.
Can you trim a Maltese dog?
A Maltese dog is trimmed to reduce the amount of time spent on grooming.
How long can you leave a Maltese dog alone?
A Maltese dog should not be left longer than 8 hours alone.
Does a Maltese dog shed a lot?
A Maltese dog does not shed a lot.
What is the height of a Maltese dog?
A male Maltese is about 21- 25cm, while a female Maltese is about 20-23cm.
If what you need is a companion dog, that will grow to love you and your family and Vice Versa you would love Maltese dog
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