This video is about Maltipoo Pros And Cons, the good and the bad.
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Maltipoo.

Maltipoos make the perfect companion for young families, empty nesters, and everyone in between.

Highly devoted to their humans, they love to accompany them on walks (and on the couch, of course).

Plus, they’re nonshedders and make great apartment dwellers.

Appearance.

Maltipoos won't grow to be more than 14 inches tall, putting them in the small dog category.

They can range anywhere from 5–20 pounds.

The soft coat is typically a mediumtolong length that's wavy or curly.

Thanks to their diverse parent breeds, a Maltipoo can be just about any color, but they're most commonly white and cream.

As a designer breed, it can be tough to predict their appearance for certain.

They can be bicolor or tricolor, or even have a marbled coat.

There is no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog, as all produce allergyinducing dander and saliva.

However, because Maltipoos shed very little, don't drool much and are so small, this hybrid breed can be less likely to trigger allergies in some people.

The Maltipoo temperament is hard to beat.

They are lovers, through and through—gentle, affectionate, funloving, and happy.

Maltipoos are completely satisfied watching life go by from the lap of their human, and are just as prepared to play fetch as they are to snuggle.

Living Needs.

The Maltipoo knows they're a member of the family and should be treated as such.

They need to be indoors with their humans, and they may even designate a spot on the couch as their own.

As they're not huge fans of being outdoors, there's no need for a big backyard to please this pup—they actually thrive in apartments and smaller spaces.

That said, they still need daily exercise to burn out their sometimes high energy.

Maltipoos can also be noisy and will alert their family if they see or hear something out of the ordinary.

If they'll be living close to neighbors, they'll need consistent training to learn what's worth a bark and what's not.

An abundance of patience is required.

Maltipoos may be intelligent, but they are also sensitive.

Aggressive tactics will cause them to shut down (as with any dog).

Positive reinforcement, plenty of treats, and play will speed up the training process and make it enjoyable for the pooch and the trainer.

Having such gentle personalities, Maltipoos get along well with almost anyone—animal or human.

They do fine in multidog or cat households whether or not they've been raised alongside their pet companions.

Maltipoos can be a wonderful family dog and are excellent around children but might need some guidance to know which toy is theirs to play with and which is offlimits.

Care.

Although they have a lowshedding coat, Maltipoos can be highmaintenance dogs when it comes to grooming.

Their mediumlong wooly coat will require daily brushing to keep clean and healthy.

If not brushed enough, they can develop painful matting or sores on their skin.

They'll need a bath once a month and clippings every few, except for the area around their face and eyes, which will need monthly trims.

Smaller dog breeds typically spend more time indoors than out, meaning their nails won't have the chance to file down naturally.

Examine and trim your pup's nails every month to ensure they stay healthy.

Expect to brush your Maltipoo's teeth at least a couple of times a week, as well.


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