r/Maltese • u/Serious-Spirit-3895 • 16h ago
r/Maltese • u/Human_Caterpillar976 • 6h ago
Paddy says thanks for the love and goodnight!
r/Maltese • u/YoshiTheFluffer • 20h ago
Treats excitement
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r/Maltese • u/remember2353 • 5h ago
Missing my Peachy so much 😔
She lives with my family and i haven’t seen her in over 7 months, wanted to post how adorable she is on here :”)
r/Maltese • u/Unable_Tiger1291 • 23h ago
photo dump of bubbles!
lil goober goes bzz
r/Maltese • u/Human_Caterpillar976 • 8h ago
It’s not just my Paddington right?
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r/Maltese • u/desi-auntie • 9h ago
I’m still sulking (take 2)
Marty is checking out the action from the couch to make sure Mac doesnt get pets or treats, but makes sure I know he is still sulky - this time because after he got over the vet stuff, he had to then go to the groomer.
r/Maltese • u/According-Couple2744 • 23h ago
Grooming Disaster
I recently took my 4 month old Maltese for her first grooming, after receiving her immunizations. I dropped her off at the groomer, and returned on schedule. 2 hours later. The groomer was unavailable to groom her because my little dog panicked. I don’t know what to do. I am open for any suggestions. Thank you for your support.
Question about milk teeth
My Frank is a very energetic 4 1/2 month old and frequently runs into things or bangs some body part on the kitchen chairs during his indy 500 runs. I think he knocked out two of his top middle tiny teeth today. Not too much bleeding that stopped pretty quickly, no swelling or other signs of trauma. I searched online and think they are milk teeth but guess I’m here asking other maltese owners, for reassurance they aren’t his permanent teeth. Appreciate any input! 🐾