Small female Maltese puppies for sale

6 Small female Maltese puppies for sale

The charming Maltese breed is revered for its gentle disposition and elegant appearance. Hailing from Malta, these dogs exhibit a compact, toy-like structure, and are renowned for their silky, white coat, giving them an alluring, regal appearance. The Maltese dog breed comes in one standard color, pure white, and their hypoallergenic coat is often trained to floor length for shows but typically kept short for easier grooming. Uniquely adaptable, the Maltese dog breed makes an ideal companion, fitting well in both city apartments and country homes. Known for their cheerful, sociable nature, these dogs are highly intelligent with an eagerness to learn. Despite their small size, Maltese dogs require regular mental and physical activity for optimal health.

Read our Maltese Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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✨💫Tiny Exquisite Bambelina Maltese 💫✨

£3,000

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Just one little boy still available. He will be ready to leave us on November 11th.💙💙💙 Here at Bambelina Maltese. We have a new litter of beautiful full Korean bloodline Maltese puppies. We are council licensed and veterinary approved breeders. Mum and dad are both beautiful examples of the breed and our our pride and joy. They genetically have no tear staining which s

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Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire

Licensed Breeder

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Tea Cup Maltipoos

£600

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Price drop (it was £1250) as puppy is 4 months old. We tried to stay with him since our last litter but not possible due to my autistic son didn’t adapt. Only 1 male left !! We are genuine breeders

Sabrina T.

Buckhurst Hill, Essex

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£2,350

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READY NOW!! Just one girl remains I have one beautiful female maltipoo puppy left looking for her forever home, she is teeny weeny and absolutely adorable! As well as being full of personality and lo

Kiera M.

Dewsbury, West Yorkshire

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4 beautiful maltipoos

£1,000

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My pet dolly has had 4 beautiful puppies. 1 female 3 male. Dolly is kc registered Maltese and dad is a small Merle miniature poodle who is pra clear. These puppies have been bought up around children

Nicole

Wickford, Essex

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Kennel Pedigree Registered Beautiful, small, fluffy Maltese puppy's looking for their forever homes. I have a pair of Maltese dogs, my female gave birth on 17/07 to 6 adorable puppies- 2 girls & 4 b

Elzbieta M.

Sunderland, Tyne and Wear

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£2,200

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Update : last apricot girl available Five adorable Maltipoo puppies! 3 female and 2 male looking for new, loving homes. These Maltipoopuppies are a mix of pure Maltese and Toy Poodle, which makes

Etchan M.

London, Greater London

FAQs

How much does a Maltese cost?

The average cost of a purebred Maltese puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £976, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is Maltese a good family dog?

Yes, Maltese dogs are good family pets because they are friendly, affectionate, and good with children. They are also small and adaptable to apartment living. However, they require regular grooming and attention.

Does a Maltese bark a lot?

Maltese dogs can bark quite a bit, especially if they are bored or seeking attention. However, their barking habits can vary depending on individual personality and training. Proper socialization and training can help manage excessive barking.

Are Maltese high maintenance dogs?

Maltese dogs are moderately high maintenance due to their long, silky coats that require regular grooming to prevent matting. They also need consistent dental care and daily exercise to stay healthy and happy. However, their small size makes them easier to manage compared to larger breeds.

How much walking does a Maltese need?

A Maltese typically needs about 20 to 30 minutes of walking daily. Short, gentle walks combined with playtime help keep them healthy and happy. They enjoy moderate exercise but don't require long or strenuous walks.