Dogs -MalteseThe true Maltese has a long, white, straight, silky coat. The Maltese originated in the Mediterranean island of Malta. It is an ancient breed.
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Dogs belonging to L. Smith About Maltese Dogs Maltese are small with long white hair which flows from a central parting running the length of their body. The hair reaches the ground. The tail is carried over the back and the hair falls down in a plume. A tinge of lemon is permissible on the ears. They have black round the eyes and footpads. The nose is black. They have a sweet facial expression making them endearing pets. Some people like to put a bow in the hair to keep it out the eyes. They carry their heads erect as if to say, "I'm a Maltese, and proud of it!" A Maltese makes a wonderful companion. They are friendly and playful. They make good house dogs. They are small enough to keep in a small yard, though all dogs benefit from the mental stimulation of being taken for walks. Daily brushing will help to keep the Maltese's coat looking good. Matter that comes from the eyes should be wiped away with wet cotton wool. Maltese puppies are tiny, and should not be removed from the litter too soon. Early history of dogs & how breeds developed. Maltese puppies
Height of adult: 25.5 cms at shoulder. Class: Toy Photos below courtesy Wampum Maltese, South Africa
Ralphy A Maltese on a windy day
The long hair of the Maltese is his glory. Samson was a man whose long hair was his glory. He was strong and handsome - until he started messing around with the wrong type of woman. He lost not only his hair, but also his health & strength. Judges 16
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The Maltese has a short name: it's not "Maltese Poodle" - just, "Maltese!" More pet topics on this site
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