Teacup Maltese Problems - Roxy
My mom bought one of these teacup Maltese dogs about 7 years ago. She turned out to have numerous ear infections and is now deaf. Can't even hear a dog whistle. She also has skin issues. Her skin will become red and inflamed every other week, the vet considers it to be "dog eczema" and a reoccurring yeast infection of the skin. It is very sad to watch her come to a dead stop from playing and dig deep at her skin. Not to mention the thousands of dollars my parents have spent at the vet on visits and her prescriptions. All of this before this so called teacup Maltese was 5 years old.
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Teacup Maltese Problems - Red
All the traits you mentioned above were present in my teacup Maltese named Red. He is a dear favorite pet to our family and we loved him like a baby especially that he is a homegrown coming from my other pure breed Maltese. But after two years of making us happy he passed away due to genetics - liver and kidney problems, according to our veterinary. His memories will remain with us always because of the love and happiness he too shared with us. Thank you.
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Fragile Teacup Maltese - Gracie
by Sandy
(Atlanta)
Gracie is a 15 week old teacup Maltese and is 1 lb. 1 1/2 ounces of energy. She is my third Maltese and the smallest. I did not plan to get such a small little girl, my breeder is retiring and she is related to my other little girl, Lily, so I decided to get her. (Their dad's are grandfather and grandson.) I am nervous about Gracie being so small but she is so healthy and has an awesome appetite. Her best friend is my daughters 12 lb. little boy, Olliver. Ollie is a rescue dog who is part pek/yorkie/maltese. Gracie also loves my little boy, Topher, who is a 6 lb. Maltese, but her heart is with Oliver. She plays rough and somehow the other babies put up with her!
I have to be careful with what she is allowed to get up on and she has to be supervised since she wants to climb on everything. As much as I love her, I would not recommend anyone having a teacup Maltese this small if there are any children involved. As spunky as she is, she could be hurt easily.
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No Teacup Maltese - Shasta
by Jo
(Minnesota)
There is no such thing as a teacup Maltese. These poor little Maltese are bred to be tiny so unscrupulous backyard breeders can name them something cutesy - like "teacup" and scam unsuspecting buyers out of more money. They are bred on purpose to be small and tiny - as if the Maltese isn't small enough already. They come with health issues because of this breeding practice. They are easily hurt jumping off furniture or playing with small children. I know, I know - your "teacup" never has been hurt. Let me know when you get that $2000 vet bill because it will get get hurt eventually. Check the AKC - so such thing as teacup or toy. Maltese are part of the toy group already and should not be bred to be smaller than they already are.
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