Maltese Art

Explore our collection of Maltese art and clothing.

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What is A Maltese?

A Maltese is a small, toy-sized breed of dog that originates from the Mediterranean island of Malta. The breed is known for its long, white, silky coat and is considered to be one of the oldest domesticated dog breeds. Maltese are gentle, playful, and loyal companions.

Are Malteses Friendly With Children?

Yes, Malteses are generally friendly and affectionate with children. They are known for being very gentle and patient with kids.

How Long Does A Maltese Live?

Maltese can live between 12 and 15 years with proper care.

Are Malteses Hypoallergenic?

Yes, Malteses are hypoallergenic. They do not shed and produce very little dander, which makes them a great choice for people with allergies.

Are Malteses Aggressive?

No, Malteses are not considered to be aggressive dogs. They are known for being playful, gentle, and friendly. They do not have a high prey drive, so they are not likely to bark or lunge at other animals. They make good family pets, although they may bark at strangers or unfamiliar noises.

When Does A Maltese Stop Growing?

Maltese usually stop growing by the time they reach between 8 and 10 months of age.

How Much Should A Maltese Weigh?

Maltese should weigh between 4-7 pounds.

Do Malteses Bark A Lot?

Maltese are known to be a relatively vocal breed, they can bark more than some other breeds. They are known to bark when they feel the need to alert their owners to something, when they are excited or when they are protecting their territory. Maltese are also known for their high energy levels, and lack of exercise can lead to excessive barking. Training and socialization can help minimize excessive barking in Maltese but they can still be considered as a breed that barks more than others, specially if not trained properly. With proper training and socialization Maltese can be trained to minimize excessive barking.