Maltese Puppies
Ancient breed. Endless devotion.
The Maltese is one of the oldest toy breeds in the world, treasured for centuries as a companion to nobility and royalty. Known for their silky white coats, spirited personalities, and unwavering devotion, Maltese puppies bond closely with their families and thrive on being near the people they love.
Whether perched on your lap or trotting at your heels, Maltese are happiest when they’re close to their favorite person.
Why Families Love Maltese
At Robin’s Puppy Place, our Maltese puppies are raised as part of the family long before they become part of yours. They receive daily socialization, affection, and early exposure to the sights and sounds of family life.
Maltese are gentle, affectionate, and deeply bonded to their people. Their devoted nature makes them a lovely choice for retirees, families, and anyone looking for a true companion dog.
A Sweet Little Companion
Hypoallergenic
Their long, silky coat sheds very little, making Maltese a great choice for allergy sufferers and families who want a cleaner home.
Family Friendly
Affectionate and people oriented, Maltese do wonderfully with children, seniors, and other household pets.
Ideal Indoor Dog
A true lapdog at heart, Maltese are perfectly suited to apartment living and love being wherever their family is.
Gentle and Trainable
Smart and willing to please, Maltese respond best to patient, positive training and plenty of praise.
Spirited Companion
Don’t let their small size fool you. Maltese are lively, alert, and always ready to play or keep an eye on their favorite people.
Loyal Companions
Once bonded, a Maltese is fiercely devoted, often choosing one special person to follow from room to room.
Maltese Personality
Maltese are spirited, affectionate, and always close by.
Alert and Lively
Sweet and Devoted
Gentle Lapdog
Always by Your Side
Caring for Your Maltese
Maltese have beautiful silky flowing coats that need regular care to stay soft, clean, and comfortable.
- Brush the silky coat daily to prevent tangles and matting
- Schedule professional grooming every four to six weeks
- Provide short daily walks and indoor playtime
- Keep up with routine veterinary care
- Give plenty of love, attention, and lap time