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companion home, how much they smell can be a factor. If you’ve been pondering the Maltese, you might be wondering if they are a smelly breed. The good news is that the Maltese

By Kathryn Copeland

inability to adequately dispose of excess tears. While it is true that certain breeds, including the Maltese, are more likely to exhibit tear stains, that doesn’t mean you have to live with the problem

By Oliver Jones

then your options boil down to two adorable pups, the Coton de Tulear and the Maltese. Both are downright adorable and friendly and make excellent household pets

By Nicole Cosgrove

Tiny, white, and adorable, the Maltese has been a popular breed for centuries, but that silky coat requires a fair amount of grooming. If you want to make this pup your new companion, you might

By Kathryn Copeland

means finding a hypoallergenic dog is a priority! Several breeds are advertised as hypoallergenic, including the Maltese dog. The Maltese is considered hypoallergenic due to being low shedding

By Kathryn Copeland

easy to fall in love with the Maltese, with those bright eyes and gorgeous white hair, but there are other factors to consider before making this dog a part of your household. This is especially

By Kathryn Copeland

Maltese is a popular toy breed known for their signature long, silky coat. Ever since their acceptance as a breed by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1888, the breed has remained consistently popular, ranking

By Dr. Luqman Javed

Maltese dogs are loving, sweet pets best known for their silky, long coats. Standard Maltese have luxurious white fur, but some have tan and dark brown mixed in. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized

By Lorre Luther