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Papillon Maltese - Diva

by Marlietta
(Indianapolis, IN)

Little Diva, 10 weeks old

Little Diva, 10 weeks old

We got our Papillon Maltese dog Diva from an older woman who's health was in decline and she was not able to keep up with a new puppy. She had been well taken care of and had such a sweet disposition.

The first time we met her, she kissed us like we were already family. She loves to cuddle and adores the energy of children and loves to play. She tends to be a little nervous around strangers when we're outside to potty. She runs for "homebase" when an adult approaches her she doesn't recognize, but hopefully with a little more socialization, she'll do just fine.

Everyone who sees her raves about how cute she is. She loves the attention too, that's why she's our little Diva!

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Papillon Maltese - LIBBY

by kt
(canada)

libby likes to sit on the chairs

libby likes to sit on the chairs

MY PAPILLON MALTESE IS A CUDDLE BUG. AFFECTIONATE. AND SOMETIMES BARKS TOO MUCH. SHE OFTEN CHASES FLIES AND BARKS AT HERSELF WHEN SHE FARTS OR HEARS A NOISE. SHE LOVES ICE CUBES AND PLAYING WITH HER BUDDY, SCOTTIE (SHIH TZU MALTESE MIX)

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Papillon Maltese - CoCo

by Rob Fearnside
(Sydney, Australia)

CoCo in her infrequent pensive stature.

CoCo in her infrequent pensive stature.

CoCo is a wonderful little Papillon Maltese gal who has changed the whole climate into our household by bringing lots of love at every contact. Our grumpy teenage daughter walks in the door to be greeted by CoCo, who acts like she has just won Lotto going absolutely troppo at seeing our daughter and greeting her, lavishing her with kisses and lots of licks, which I call her 'Car Wash'.

She makes us all laugh often and we all carry much happier hearts in our home because of CoCo. We love her to bits as you can tell. We spent about $900 on purchase and have since spent about $1000+ on maintenance but it has been worth every dollar due to the joy she has brought to our home. We live in a 3 level apartment on the top floor and our Papillon Maltese just loves to play games of chasing her favourite toys down and up the stairs after I throw them to her. She is totally nimble and quick and runs rings around larger dogs.

She's totally smart and easily manipulates us all to get her way, although she is the easiest dog to train we've ever owned, even easier than the German Shephard we adored.

She's the perfect pet and unit/apartment dog. I would recommend a Maltese Papillon mixed breed to anyone living in small apartments who want a dog who will give you endless love.

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