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Grew up in a family with a long history of breeding. This page is dedicated to my second breed. We a
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02/13/2023

Hey good people. After a lost of some of our puppies following the change of our work schedule, we are in need of the services of a vet assistant passionate about small breeds to work in afternoon shifts. All interested person's should email us here [email protected]. with title of the mail Vet Assistant.

07/04/2022

All waiting patiently to be told they can come out of the pen into the garden ! How good are they 🤗❤️
Out in the garden & it’s total madness 😂🐶

07/03/2022

Starting to show a little bit of individual character now 💕💕

07/02/2022

They are 11 weeks old now ready to fine pet lover home😍😍😘😘

07/02/2022

They are available for pick up now

07/02/2022

Wonderful, loving, healthy Maltipoo puppies! Please visit my page, over 150 5 star reviews.
I am a home breeder with great love for my puppies, My pups are well socialized, healthy, and uptodate on all shots as needed for age. We offer a 1 year genetic health guarantee, and pups are vet checked before going to their new homes.

07/02/2022

Little Neo from our last litter at 8 weeks and after his first full puppy groom at 6 months
Gotta love that cheeky face 😂❤️❤️ thank you Maggie for the pictures

07/02/2022

Healthy lovely puppies available. W e have three litters available for re-homing. just place a reservation and it will be yours.

07/02/2022

1. Tips on potty training your Maltipoo

Personally, here’s a simple guide I recommend to fellow teacup Maltipoo owners. Some points may vary per pooch so feel free to adjust it as it merits.

2. Only allow 10 minutes per potty trip

This may depend on some dogs but mine would usually finish within 10 minutes. Besides, if your dog really needs to go, it won’t take more than 15 minutes.

Sniffing around is pretty normal since they will look for that ‘perfect spot’ to plant the ‘bomb’. Ten minutes can feel like forever but you need to give that little pup some time to go. I suggest that you bring your phone with you to kill time.

3. Pick a spot and stick with it

Your Maltipoo can go faster if you will lead it to a certain spot where it can poo or p*e. I suggest that you choose a patch with the least foot traffic. This way, your doggo can concentrate and no one will step on their excretions.

Remember to choose an area that you access even during wintery days.

4. Always keep a close watch

Never let your pooch run free on your yard. Always be the one to be in control of their potty. This way, you can set the rules and see your doggo’s pooing and p*eing habits.

I personally loop the end of the leash on my belt to keep my pooch close. If your pup tends to release in a blink of an eye, I suggest opening the crate outdoors to prevent accidents on your floor.

5. Deal with nighttime barking properly

Sometimes, Maltipoos will bark at night for two reasons: they need to p*e or they just want attention. If you’re not sure, just bring it out without speaking. Keep the lights dim. This way, your Maltipoo will know that barking won’t get him playtime or any heightened attention.

In my experience, about 85% of the time, my dog just wants attention. Anyway, you wouldn’t want that doggo holding up its urine for too long even if the chance of p*eing is very little.

Reward your pooch when it releases on the right area.You’ll never want your pup to poo and p*e just about anywher

07/02/2022

When to take your Maltipoo outside
This also roots down from the age of the pooch. Usually, a 4-month old teacup can hold their p*e for about 4 hours or more. A grown-up pup of around 8 months old can hold their urine for 8 hours. Even if your doggo can hold their bladder that long, it’s not ideal to push them to the limits.

Just like humans, Maltipoos can develop urinary tract infection if not allowed to be outside when they need to p*e.

When it comes to elimination, most Maltipoo pups would have a bowel movement 20 minutes after they finish their meal.

Generally, I would bring my Maltipoo out in the yard during these conditions:

*Right after I get him out of the crate. I crate my pup at night so she can sleep soundly. The moment I get him out, I’ll bring her in the yard to go. Take note that we do a midnight potty trip before this one.

*Whenever my pup shows the ‘signs’. My pup would usually run in circles and bark like mad when she’s about to go. This will vary per pup. Usually, you will learn your own doggo’s cues after a few weeks.

*20 minutes after her meal. Since I have a teacup, my pup will usually poo 20-30 minutes after eating a full meal.

Take note that Maltipoos have the tendency to p*e when they get excited. You simply can’t predict accidents in these cases.

MY TIP: If you can’t bring your Maltipoo outside for some reasons, I suggest that you use a potty pad. I use the one from Fresh Patch because it has grass which simulates my own yard.

07/02/2022

When to start training
For Maltipoo pups, you can start training them at the age of 8 weeks. This is the same age on which you can bring home a teacup Maltipoo from a legitimate breeder. The pup would have mingled with its litter well and it already nursed on its mother enough.

Usually, it will take around three months to housebreak a Maltipoo fully. You can always train an adult doggo or a pup that’s more than 4 months old. However, the earlier you start the easier it would be.

Since 8-week Maltipoo haven’t formed any habits yet, you won’t have to deal with behavioral issues.

07/02/2022

How to Potty Train a Maltipoo – Easy Steps and Guide

Knowing how to potty train a Maltipoo is important to raise a well-rounded pooch. Even as a teacup dog, it’s important that you raise a disciplined canine. The good news is that Maltipoos tend to learn potty training faster than other breeds. With consistency and patience, you can succeed in this new training drill.

Just like a toddler, pups don’t know how to go to the bathroom. As the pawrent, it’s your responsibility to train your pooch. Here’s my short guide for you:

07/02/2022

Health Problems
White Shaker Syndrome – White Shaker Syndrome causes tremors throughout the entire body. White Shaker Syndrome also results in the lack of coordination and is most often experienced when the dog is six months to three years of age.

Epilepsy – Epilepsy causes seizures in Maltipoos but can be managed with medication.

Patellar Luxation – This is a health condition often found in small dogs. This is caused by the femur, patella, and tibia not being aligned properly.

Portosystemic Shunt (PSS) – PSS is the abnormal blood flow between the liver and the body. Symptoms of PSS include lack of appetite, poor balance, incoordination, urinary tract problems and stunted growth.

Legg Calve Perthes Disease – This is a disease that is common in small breed dogs. The condition consists of the degeneration of the femur bone and it results in bone and joint inflammation.

07/02/2022

Grooming

The Maltipoo is a cross between a Poodle and a Maltese which are both non-shedding, hypoallergenic dog breeds. This makes the Maltipoo a hypoallergenic, non-shedding breed as well.

07/02/2022

What You Need to Know About Maltipoo Dogs
Behavior

The Maltipoo is a hybrid cross between a Maltese and a Poodle. The Maltipoo is affectionate and gentle. They are known to be excellent family and therapy dogs due to their loving personality. The Maltipoo is also extremely active and enjoys life. They appreciate going for a walk and playing games to remain active.

Maltipoos are a good choice for first-time pet parents. Maltipoos are extremely affectionate, cuddly dogs and enjoy pleasing their pet parent. They are able to adapt to any living condition whether an apartment or a home in the country. They are not recommended for those who are away from the home for long periods of time. They develop separation anxiety fairly quickly as they form an extremely close bond with their pet parent.

07/02/2022

The Maltipoo is affectionate and gentle. They are known to be excellent family and therapy dogs due to their loving personality. ... Maltipoos are extremely affectionate, cuddly dogs and enjoy pleasing their pet parent. They are able to adapt to any living condition whether an apartment or a home in the country.

05/19/2022

Ruby & baby bump !
not long to go now 🐶❤️❤️x

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