Petzlover
One of the brightest and gentlest of the toy dogs, the Maltese is exceedingly playful and loves children and all the family. This curious, quick-moving and doesn't need much outdoor exercise, but he does enjoy dashing around the (fenced!) yard and accompanying you for walks. Larger dogs may view him as a delicacy, so a Maltese must always be leashed or fenced for his own protection. Fences should be triple-checked for slight gaps through which he might wriggle. Maltese are generally peaceful with the world, though some lines (and individuals) are more confident and outgoing, and some are more standoffish or cautious. Training and socialization also play key roles in how a Maltese turns out. If you treat him like a helpless baby or spoil/indulge him, he is likely to end up overdependent, insecure, or bratty and yappy. You should require him to show the same good manners as you would expect from a larger dog, and this is easily accomplished because Maltese respond very well to respect training. Very sensitive and responsive to non forceful training, many Maltese excel in competitive obedience and agility. Wormed, flead and first vaccination. Health checked. Mum and Dad can be seen. Ready the 1st may ,we offer them to free from too much work , we have been busy at work with our new job and we need to give it out . text us on xxxxxxxxxx
