What is the price of Maltese dogs? The Maltese dog is one of the oldest small companion dogs in Europe. They are especially active, friendly, alert, gentle, graceful, lively, and intelligent. Therefore, it is necessary to take them out for walks on the streets or to the park every day for a set period of time. Their entire body is covered with white fur. Because their hair is long all over, full body grooming is required. Beauty-loving young ladies can even style their hair with hair accessories and braids.

   The dog's head is proportionate in length compared to its body size, with low-set drooping ears covered with abundant long hair forming ear fringe, and the hair hangs down the head. The eye spacing is very wide, with dark, round eyes bordered in black, and the nose is also black.

   The neck is sufficiently long to hold the head high. The body is compact, with a level topline, well-sprung ribs, and a tight waist. The leg bones are slender with good feathering. The front legs are straight, the pasterns are sturdy without bending. The hind legs are strong, the feet small and round, with black toe pads. The tail has long feathered hair and is beautifully carried over the back.

   The Maltese has a single-layer coat that is long, flat, and silky, hanging down to the ground along both sides of the body. Though very small in size, it is fearless and confident, often giving a sense of great vitality.

   Among all small dogs, the Maltese's temperament is gentle and well-loved for its sweet personality. It is affectionate and lively, elegant yet loving, especially friendly to children, making it safe to let it play with them. If you just want a dog for companionship without special purposes, the Maltese is an excellent choice.

   Some say Maltese dogs are prone to barking and often bark chaotically during daily life, but occasional barking is normal. For example, when the dog first arrives at a new home and encounters a strange environment and people, the little dog may feel scared and uneasy, which causes barking. They may use barking to relieve inner fear and anxiety. At such times, owners can gently stroke the dog's body to help soothe its nervous feelings.

   When it barks without reason, you can firmly command it to stop and show your authority as the owner. After repeated reminders, the dog will be able to break the habit of excessive barking.

Price of Maltese Dogs

      The guide price for Maltese dogs is above 3400 yuan. Maltese dogs have a coat of white hair, a friendly and alert personality, gentle and graceful, lively and intelligent. As early as the 4th century BC, the Maltese was already a companion dog for Roman and Greek noblewomen. Its ancestors might be the earliest companion dogs in Europe. They were brought to England during Henry VIII's reign, becoming indispensable court companion dogs. This is the earliest traceable introduction into Europe.
      The price of Maltese dogs is influenced by many factors. The most important thing is to choose a dog suitable for yourself. More expensive does not necessarily mean better unless pursuing pedigree. For family companion dogs, this is unnecessary. Now that prices are covered, let’s look at how to care for Maltese dogs!

 How to Care for Maltese Dogs
      For Maltese dogs, their beauty mainly lies in their flowing coat, so grooming the coat is especially important, of course, not only grooming alone. To make the coat look more beautiful during care, you can feed it some coat-enhancing powder to make it shine more.

      Because the Maltese has long hair, the hair on the head can be tied up with accessories or combed aside, avoiding hair constantly covering the eyes. Asthma is a common disease in this breed, and they do not require excessive exercise, so avoid intense activities in hot weather.

     Maltese dogs are cooperative with simple training and, being gentle, will not throw tantrums. However, if it behaves poorly, do not punish it too harshly.
      Maltese dogs can become very satisfying companion dogs and even appear lively in old age. If properly cared for, their lifespan can be quite long, sometimes exceeding 15 years. Take good care of your Maltese and let it happily accompany you~~