SkylinePoms Daisi Mae's
Designer Pups
Daisi x Mitch
Had puppies!
2-boy
2-Girls
Daisi is a Maltese
Mitch is a Pom
Pure white pups...
$
500.00 each
Daisi's previous litter
Mitch
Daisi Mae
    Breed Group:  Not Akc Recognized
    Weight:  Male: 3-9; Female: 3-9 lbs
    Height:  Male: 8-12, Female: 8-12 inches
    Color(s):  PURE WHITE.....
    Coat:  The Maltipom may have a single or double coat that is long and silky or long, straight,
    and profuse with a dense under coat.
    Overview:  The Maltipom, also called the Pomanees, is created by the crossing of two
    breeds: Maltese and Pomeranian. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs" and
    have become one of the popular smaller crosses.
    Character:  The ideal Maltipom should possess a keen and lively expression and be well-
    proportioned and sturdy in appearance.
    Temperament:  Affectionate, loyal, and devoted, the Maltipom is high-spirited and energetic.
    They do best in a home with older, considerate children. They do well with dogs and non-
    canine pets they have been raised with. Maltipom's do not do well if left alone for extended
    periods of time. Boredom and lonliness will lead to destructive behavior and incessant
    barking. They are wary and suspicious of strangers and are quick to announce visitors and
    out of the ordinary sounds.
    Care:  The Maltipom requires daily brushing to prevent matting and tangling. Bathing should
    be done when necessary using a mild shampoo. Dental hygiene is important to prevent early
    tooth loss. The Maltipom may be prone to such health issues as skin and respiratory
    problems, slipped stifle, eye infections, luxating patella, and heart problems.
    Training:  Early socialization and obedience are recommended. The Maltipom may be
    difficult to housebreak. The crate training method works best. They will not respond to harsh
    or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and
    consistency.
    Activity:  The Maltipom is well suited for apartment living. They are relatively active indoors
    provided they have a wide variety of safe toys to keep them occupied. They enjoy securely
    leashed walks, family play sessions, and off-lead play time in a securely fenced yard.