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Male Maltipom - Bodhi

by Tara
(South Carolina)

Bodhi (Maltipom)

Bodhi (Maltipom)

Bodhi, the male Maltipom, is 3 months and 3 weeks old today! He is a very smart dog, and loves learning tricks and being groomed! He loves treats, and is in LOVE with his mommy!

He is slow to potty-train, and can sometimes be defiant & aggressive. However, using patience & firmness is the best way to teach him - when he's being praised he's SO proud of himself and really lights up!

Bodhi is still teething, so is very prone to chewing. But a quick reminder is all he needs to keep him fixated on his chew-toys.

My Maltipoms eyes are very prone to tear-stains; but we're hoping this stops after he has finished teething! (Any tips?)

His fur is mostly all-white with lightly tanned ears. His ears haven't decided which breed they will favor, the Maltese or the Pomeranian. They have been floppy, and stood erect- though currently we have ONE floppy and ONE erect ear. (Will he grow out of this?)

Bodhi requires a lot of grooming; his coat is thick and soft, but we're thinking it will grow longer like a Maltese.

He loves other people/strangers, and animals (regardless of their size). At the same time, he is very protective and attached to me (his mommy!)

I would love to hear more about other Maltipom pet owner's experiences and breed characteristics!




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Mar 28, 2012
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Bodhi and Millie NEW
by: Julie in North Carolina

I have a female Maltipom.... Millie, she is about 5 1/2 lbs of joy! I am looking for a male to breed her! She is almost 3 years old (May 21), and she has never had a litter of pups... she is so beautiful! Looks alot like your Bodhi!Mostly white.... would you be interested in talking??? if so, please email me at julie.pearson@cancer.org

Oct 17, 2011
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Bodhi
by: Lorraine

My Maltipoo's Marley's ears went through the standing up and then down too when she was a puppy. Both Maltese and Poodle have floppy ears so it was funny to see when they standing up because they are pretty large. I had read some where that has to do with what they eat forming cartlege. After a month or so of me putting them ears down they stayed down. Marley is 3 now and when ever she looks up and her head goes back, her ears stand up so cute.

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Bodhi
by: Little Miss Muffit

What an adorable little guy! I don't have a Maltipom, but have a Morkie (Yorkshire/Maltese) who resembles Bodhi except for the Pomeranian straight type hair on Bodhi. So cute! Anyhow, Muffit's ears had a problem, too. And she had the one up/one down look Bodhi has. My groomer said if I wanted standup ears like a Yorkie, that she would trim the tips (hair) short. It worked. One ear flops when she is tired, but I love it. Otherwise, they stand erect all the time. As for tear stains, Muffit is mostly white with a hint of tan so tear stains were a problem. Angel Tears has worked wonderfully well for her. I keep her eyes cleaned when I groom her and brush her teeth. I've also heard that using a "really good" brand of dog food helps as well as giving them distilled water. I feed her a good brand, but have not bothered with distilled water. Muffit looks very good. Good luck with your sweet little dog.

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