The Jatese is a hybrid animal, a cross between two diminutive dogs that have each been bred as companion animals for several centuries; the Japanese Chin from Asia and the Maltese from Greece. Though not recognized by any major kennel club, this unique little dog is gaining in popularity due to its affectionate and lovable…
The Japanese Spitz Maltese Mix is a mixed breed dog resulting from breeding the Japanese Spitz and the Maltese. Both of these dogs can be friendly but may have some guard dog instincts. The mix usually has a white coat with black or brown markings. They are considered to be good family pets and do…
The Labrador Retriever Maltese Mix is a mixed breed dog resulting from breeding the Labrador Retriever and the Maltese. The Labraberian Maltease, as it is sometimes called, is not a purebred dog. However, it is one of the most popular designer dogs today. This crossbreed first became popular in Australia and New Zealand but has…
Maltese dogs are beautiful, loving animals that make great companions. Unfortunately, they can sometimes be prone to a condition called luxating patella. This is where the bones that make up the knee are not properly formed and allow the kneecap to slip out of place easily. Often it simply slides right back in, however, severe…
Looking for a small, hypoallergenic companion dog? You might be wondering if a Maltese or Havanese is the right breed for you. Here’s a quick guide to help you decide. The Maltese and Havanese are both members of the Bichon family of dogs, which also includes breeds like the Bichon Frise and Coton de Tulear….
Key Takeaways The Maltese Pitbull mix is a cross between the Maltese and the Pitbull. The Maltese Pitbull mix typically falls somewhere in between them in terms of size. The Maltese Pitbull mix is known for being a bit of a “chewer. If you’re looking for a small but feisty dog, the Maltese Pitbull mix…
Key Takeaways While small toy breeds like the Maltese can be trained to go potty indoors, they may need to use pee-pads while you are away. This is due to their size and the fact that they tend to bonds closely with their owners. If you’re thinking of getting a Maltese, you may be wondering…
Key Takeaways A Maltese may eat their own poop when they are hungry and perceive it as a food source. Dogs may resort to pica (eating non-food items) when they are stressed. Have you ever wondered why your Maltese dog may be eating their own poop? While it may seem gross to us humans, there…
Key Takeaways Tear staining is caused by excessive tearing and can be prevented by keeping your dog’s tears from overflowing. If there is no excessive tearing, there will be no tear staining. It’s not unusual to have littermates where one stains and one doesn’t, so don’t worry if your dog starts to stain. Think about…
Key Takeaways 1. Tear staining is caused by excessive tear production, which can be due to a number of things such as allergies or eye infections. 2. The hair under the eyes is constantly wet and this can lead to it staining. 3. One interesting fact is if there is no excessive tearing, there will…