Monday, March 28, 2022

Teacup Maltipoo: A Complete Guide To The Maltese Poodle Hybrid


 

Due to the popularity of Teacup dogs, it has become a favourite topic of everyone to know more about these adorable dog breeds that can fit in the palm of your hand. Talking about the Teacup dogs, let’s pick up the rising star of the doggy world – The Teacup Maltipoo.

Where do they come from?

Maltipoo did not originate as a natural breed in nature. It is a result of cross-breeding between the Maltese and the Poodle. The combination is apparent in the Maltipoos with the hypoallergenic coat of the Poodle and the personality of the Maltese.

No one, as of yet, has been able to unearth the origin of the breed. So, it is widely believed to be a combination of the Maltese and the Poodle only. The Maltese are one of the oldest dog breeds found in history. There have been talks about them in the writings dating from as old as 50 BC in Roman and Grecian literature.

Colours They Exhibit

  1. White – I am sure you have seen a white Maltipoo in your life as it is a very common colour.
  2. Cream – Sounds strange but it is the most common colour in a Maltipoo.
  3. Apricot – I challenge you to tell the difference between a teddy bear and an Apricot Maltipoo.
  4. Cafe Au Lait – You can’t drink a Maltipoo but you would want to.
  5. Black – Dark as night. This colour is very popular.

The dark side of a Teacup Maltipoo

Here’s a strange fact about Maltipoo’s behaviour. Teacup Maltipoo is prone to the small dog syndrome. This syndrome develops in small dogs because they have a very loose leash. What harm can this palm-sized creature do? A lot, period.

When a lot of violations of discipline are ignored in small dogs because of their size and cuteness, they tend to become bossy and aggressive.

Compatibility with the pet kind

Like most of us, the peace-loving Maltipoo breed doesn’t like to be around rowdies. They get moody and do not like it when another dog becomes too playful with them. They feel bullied and get in a corner.

Are they family friendly?

If you are confused about a Teacup Maltipoo being a family dog, you have never been around one. These teacup sized, fur faced, living stuff toys are perfect companions for families. A child can not have a better friend than a Malt-A-Poo.

Also See:- A Complete Guide Of Native Breed- Indian Spitz