Minggu, 01 Juli 2012
How to Rescue Maltese Dogs
The Maltese is a small breed of dog steeped in a rich history. The dogs have been well-known as royal lap dogs and companions to some of the most influential figures in history. Even given its extensive history, the Maltese is not exempt from poor breeding and ownership practices. There are many Maltese that are in need of help, and starting a Maltese rescue can be a very rewarding experience.
How to Take Care of a Maltese Puppy
The Maltese is one of the most regal breeds in the dog world. Developed on the isle of Malta thousands of years ago, the breed has grown to become one of the most popular companion breeds due to its gentle nature and small stature. Raising and caring for Maltese puppies can be a very enjoyable venture and will give you a loving, loyal companion for years to come.
The Best Toys to Give to Maltese Dogs
Maltese are small white dogs who love to play. Because they are active dogs, they need toys to keep them occupied, and choosing the right toy can take a little bit of time. While puppies will tend to appreciate toys the most, even older dogs can benefit from having a few entertaining toys around.
Selasa, 01 Mei 2012
The Best Ways to House Train Maltese Dogs
Small dog breeds such as the Maltese have long had reputations as being a challenge to house train. While the house training techniques may be the same as those used for larger breeds, due to the small stature of the Maltese, the number of daily potty breaks are a bit more frequent in comparison. Housebreaking schedule consistency, owner awareness, a set feeding schedule and patience are essential tools for success
The Different Styles of Haircuts for a Maltese Dog
Rabu, 04 Januari 2012
Difference Between Maltese & Maltipoos
Mixing poodles with other pure-bred dogs has become a common trend over the last few decades. Maltipoos are one of those designer hybrids, a combination between a toy or miniature poodle and a Maltese. The Maltese and its mixed offspring have many similarities, but there are differences as well with the Maltipoo inheriting various poodle traits.
My Maltese Dog Is Not Eating: What Can I Do to Encourage Him to Eat?
Sometimes dogs refuse to eat over simple matters, such as a change in their food or not getting their preferred food. An upsetting event, such as a move or the serious illness or death of a member of the family, can also cause a Maltese to stop eating. Some of these behaviors are learned, unwittingly taught to the dog by doting owners. It's so easy to spoil a tiny, cheerful dog such as a Maltese, but it doesn't turn out well for dog or human. Maltese are subject to hypoglycemia if they don't eat enough. Hypoglycemia is low blood glucose, which can happen suddenly and can be fatal. Loss of appetite can lead to hypoglycemia, but it can also be a symptom of hypoglycemia.
How to Get My Maltese Dog's Face Clean
Maltese dogs are known for white, fluffy fur. However, with white fur comes facial staining. Many Maltese owners have issues with tear stains and food stains on their dogs' faces. Not doing anything about your dog’s face stains only makes them worse and harder to fix. Clean your dog’s face properly and make a few changes to your dog’s food and water to help prevent deep staining.
The Different Styles of Haircuts for a Maltese Dog
Maltese dogs make friendly, loyal pets, but they have a lot of hair. A Maltese dog's hair can grow longer than the dog is tall, so some Maltese dog owners have a lot of fun coming up with different hairstyles. Some styles are long, frilly and flowing; others are short and utilitarian. Which style of haircut is best for a Maltese dog often depends on how much time their owners have to spend on it.
Kamis, 28 April 2011
How to Adopt a Maltese Puppy
Maltese are toy dogs that stay relatively small, even when full grown. Most Maltese weigh between 4 and 10 lbs. as adults, and have full coats of white fur. They do not shed, and their fur does need to be regularly combed and clipped, as it is long. Maltese are known for their social personalities and playful, lively natures. They are decent dogs to have around children, as they do not tend to be aggressive with them. If you would like to adopt a Maltese puppy, there are a variety of different places you can find one.
Facts About Maltese Dogs
History
- One of the lesser-known facts about Maltese dogs is that their origins date to antiquity. While it is believed Maltese dogs have been in existence for thousands of years, the first known documentation of the dog comes from a Greek vase painting dating from 500 B.C.
How to Care for a Maltese
Maltese are toy dogs known for their friendly, affectionate, clever nature, and make great pets. Despite their small size, they are good protectors of the home due to their keen sense of smell. Maltese are a hardy breed and tend to be free of the genetic disorders associated with other breeds. With the proper care, your Maltese can live well into the teen years. The following are some steps to make it happen.
How to Groom a Maltese Dog
A Maltese is a breed of dog in the toy group. Maltese dogs are hypoallergenic and do not shed, so people who are allergic to dogs are usually not allergic to Maltese dogs. The Maltese is known for its long, white fur that grows straight down to the ground. For many people, the long fur is too difficult to maintain and owners opt for a "puppy cut," a shorter look. Maltese show dogs and other Maltese owners who do not mind the undertaking grow Maltese fur to full length and tie the fur out of the dog's face with a small ribbon.
About Maltese
Maltese are charming little dogs who capture not only the hearts of owners but also judges at national dog show competition. At first glance, most people looking to adopt a dog can easily fall in love with these small creatures. However, before taking one home, potential owners should weigh the challenges as well as the joys of raising a Maltese.
Rabu, 27 April 2011
Healthy Foods for Maltese Dogs
The Maltese, a popular toy dog breed, should be fed a diet designed for small dogs.
The Maltese, a popular show dog, is an ancient, European toy breed. Though the exact origins of the Maltese dog's lineage are debatable, the statuesque appearance of this tiny, white dog, undoubtedly qualifies it as the "aristocrat of the canine world." Docile, yet playful, the Maltese is a very hardy dog. The Maltese is relatively free from genetic health disorders, but it is important to feed it a nutritionally balanced diet in order to maintain optimum health and well-being.
The Best Food for Maltese Dogs
If you are planning to get a Maltese dog, pay special attention to the food that it will need. Like us, Maltese need a diet that is balanced and full of essential vitamins. Also, a Maltese dog's nutritional requirements will change as it ages and becomes less active. Additionally, its organs may not be able to process all kinds of foods. Therefore, you will need to reconsider your pet's diet as it grows older.
How Can I Groom My Maltese to Have a Puppy Cut?
Sweet, gentle Maltese dogs are a popular toy breed with a distinctive long, silky white coat. If your Maltese is a show dog, you have to keep that floor-length hair carefully tied up to prevent it from becoming tangled or breaking. But if your Maltese is strictly a companion with no one to impress but the neighborhood dog walker, you can elect to groom it in a puppy cut to keep it neat with much less upkeep.
Diets for Maltese Dogs
Not all dogs were created equal, and neither were their dietary needs. While all dogs share some basic nutritional requirements -- calcium for healthy bones and teeth, fatty acids for a shiny coat -- things such as age, weight and possible health problems factor differently into a dog's diet, depending on breed. Maltese dogs are susceptible to excessive weight gain and teeth and gum weaknesses. Their diets should be healthy and lean, and high in natural calcium.
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