@00shhhhhhh00 well if the breeders made them small its technically a different type of the breed and you can't sue someone for calling it a "teacup" maltese just like you would say "toy" poodle, so be quiet.....
People please stop hating on others if they want to spend extra cash on teacup maltese then let them. Is their money not yours i have one i paid $1,800 for mine
he is 2.4 at 6 years old now, the only bad thing about him is that u can't say no to he's cute eyes i spoil him love him to death.
You really can't say something like that since it's assuming that the only parties that matter are those involved in the market transaction. A statement like that doesn't take into account the ethics involved in the purposeful ends of making these animals genetically UNHEALTHY. Breeding teacup animals is very ethically objectionable and selfish.
I have a TOY Maltese that weighs a tiny 2lbs 14oz. She is not a TEACUP. TEACUP is just a nickname. It isn't a real word in the dog world. Cosette is just a small Maltese. Maltese are in the TOY Group in the dog show world and Maltese are 7lbs and UNDER. That means that a true Maltese is a Maltese that is supposed to be from newborn size to 7 lbs and anywhere in between. Do you understand now. So far Cosette is healthy but much too small to breed, she could die.
@22bearsfan if you want a teacup there about they range from 900-3000
I got my teacup maltese for 1500, and i love her to death, shes my baby.
Here names bella, she 3 years old now and 4.5 lbs now, but when i first got her she was 1.5lbs. she's about 13 inches long and 5 inches high. You'll love the teacup maltese if you get one. If you want one that big like the video above, speciffically ask for a TEACUP maltese, if you get a toy maltese, their minumum full growth is about 8 lbs and 2 ft
There is no such thing as a "tea cup" Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Poodle, or any other breed for that matter. They simply do not exist. "Tea-cup" is just a marketing ploy given by unethical and unscrupulous breeders to drive up the price of their puppies!
@zzellezz1 they exist, they are just wrongly bred and born prematurly. so what do u call a maltese that is fully grown and 2 lbs? not a regular maltese?
@zzellezz1 no there is such thing.There are certain maltese that are bred to be smaller than the regular toy size, i should know i've had a teacup one for 3 years and my neighbor has a toy.There is a signifigant difference in weight and length, trust me. Toys are usually 8-12 lbs and teacups are 3-5lb full grown.My teacup is about a foot long full size the neighbors toy is about 26 inches.I know plenty of other people with toy maltese to make the comparison. Teacup is a name for smaller maltese
@avenueyay There are officially no teacup Maltese. Toys dogs are supposed to be 7lbs and UNDER. The good breeders try to keep Maltese in the 5 to 7 lb range. If your neighbor has a "Maltese" that is that big, it is not pure Maltese somewhere up the line. I suggest you read the Maltese Standard. If poor breeders breed for Maltese smaller than 4 lbs they run the risk of serious medical problems in the tiny ones.
@patteel how are you going to tell a person who has a teacup maltese that they don't exist? You need to get your facts straight instead of reading articles on the internet. there are maltese bred to be 4lbs and under. mine is a teacup and she's 4 lbs 6 ounces. Her medical stats are perfectly, and i can speak for many people who teacups that are perfectly healthy. Don't get me wrong, I'm not for the people who breed them like that, but I'm perfectly happy with my dog
I didn't pay anywhere around 1,000. Try $500 and I only paid that much because I wanted a purebred Maltese. I've only had two purebred dogs, the rest coming from shelters.
me too. when i first got my Maltese i thought i was going to kill it by hugging it too much BUT i didn't. i'm so glad i stayed away from it for awhile.
Bear says HI! :) Pls. check out her channel!
MalteseBear 5 months ago
@00shhhhhhh00 well if the breeders made them small its technically a different type of the breed and you can't sue someone for calling it a "teacup" maltese just like you would say "toy" poodle, so be quiet.....
olivethefrogful 6 months ago
Ah...he looks like a rabbit.
khloe38 7 months ago
Beautiful little fellow!
holmsatlarge 10 months ago
Where dod u get him? so cute
TheAnimalChannel11 1 year ago
People please stop hating on others if they want to spend extra cash on teacup maltese then let them. Is their money not yours i have one i paid $1,800 for mine
he is 2.4 at 6 years old now, the only bad thing about him is that u can't say no to he's cute eyes i spoil him love him to death.
johnnyD191919 1 year ago 7
@johnnyD191919 i TOTALLY agree :)
TheAnimalChannel11 1 year ago
@johnnyD191919
You really can't say something like that since it's assuming that the only parties that matter are those involved in the market transaction. A statement like that doesn't take into account the ethics involved in the purposeful ends of making these animals genetically UNHEALTHY. Breeding teacup animals is very ethically objectionable and selfish.
thecritiquevirtuoso 2 months ago
i want a puppy like this
heartmydoggies 1 year ago
whats the name of this song?
WheresWaldoTV 1 year ago
@WheresWaldoTV its lonestar-my frony porch looking in
heartmydoggies 1 year ago
mine was even smaller! now she is 2.4! full grown!
nkl8 1 year ago
He's like a tiny ball of fur!!! so cute and adorable, I want one!!!!
Karime18 1 year ago
at 0:10 it looks like she caught on fire! lol
peaceluvlol 1 year ago
I have a TOY Maltese that weighs a tiny 2lbs 14oz. She is not a TEACUP. TEACUP is just a nickname. It isn't a real word in the dog world. Cosette is just a small Maltese. Maltese are in the TOY Group in the dog show world and Maltese are 7lbs and UNDER. That means that a true Maltese is a Maltese that is supposed to be from newborn size to 7 lbs and anywhere in between. Do you understand now. So far Cosette is healthy but much too small to breed, she could die.
patteel 1 year ago
OMG ITS SO CUTE!!!!!!!!!!! how much are they?
22bearsfan 1 year ago
@22bearsfan if you want a teacup there about they range from 900-3000
I got my teacup maltese for 1500, and i love her to death, shes my baby.
Here names bella, she 3 years old now and 4.5 lbs now, but when i first got her she was 1.5lbs. she's about 13 inches long and 5 inches high. You'll love the teacup maltese if you get one. If you want one that big like the video above, speciffically ask for a TEACUP maltese, if you get a toy maltese, their minumum full growth is about 8 lbs and 2 ft
avenueyay 1 year ago
@22bearsfan 600
WheresWaldoTV 1 year ago
@WheresWaldoTV oh thats better
22bearsfan 1 year ago
@22bearsfan y how much u think lmao?
WheresWaldoTV 1 year ago
There is no such thing as a "tea cup" Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Poodle, or any other breed for that matter. They simply do not exist. "Tea-cup" is just a marketing ploy given by unethical and unscrupulous breeders to drive up the price of their puppies!
zzellezz1 1 year ago
@zzellezz1 they exist, they are just wrongly bred and born prematurly. so what do u call a maltese that is fully grown and 2 lbs? not a regular maltese?
xoxoixoxo 1 year ago
@zzellezz1 no there is such thing.There are certain maltese that are bred to be smaller than the regular toy size, i should know i've had a teacup one for 3 years and my neighbor has a toy.There is a signifigant difference in weight and length, trust me. Toys are usually 8-12 lbs and teacups are 3-5lb full grown.My teacup is about a foot long full size the neighbors toy is about 26 inches.I know plenty of other people with toy maltese to make the comparison. Teacup is a name for smaller maltese
avenueyay 1 year ago
@avenueyay There are officially no teacup Maltese. Toys dogs are supposed to be 7lbs and UNDER. The good breeders try to keep Maltese in the 5 to 7 lb range. If your neighbor has a "Maltese" that is that big, it is not pure Maltese somewhere up the line. I suggest you read the Maltese Standard. If poor breeders breed for Maltese smaller than 4 lbs they run the risk of serious medical problems in the tiny ones.
patteel 1 year ago
@patteel how are you going to tell a person who has a teacup maltese that they don't exist? You need to get your facts straight instead of reading articles on the internet. there are maltese bred to be 4lbs and under. mine is a teacup and she's 4 lbs 6 ounces. Her medical stats are perfectly, and i can speak for many people who teacups that are perfectly healthy. Don't get me wrong, I'm not for the people who breed them like that, but I'm perfectly happy with my dog
avenueyay 1 year ago
BIG EARS !!!!
A Maltese/Papillon mix ?
gdevivas 1 year ago
OMGGG!!!! sooo cute ^^
shimmykangaryu 1 year ago
That is not a Maltese!
Someone sold you a rabbit/cat mix mutt. :D
jacktr100 1 year ago
I didn't pay anywhere around 1,000. Try $500 and I only paid that much because I wanted a purebred Maltese. I've only had two purebred dogs, the rest coming from shelters.
shortysashious22 2 years ago
Is this teacup maltese? I dont think so. because maltese are normally small. :)
fashionista36363 2 years ago
@fashionista36363 not that small dip
designerproductions 2 years ago
LOL...i might squeeze that cute thing to DEATH!!! o.o"
Peace2Love15 2 years ago
me too. when i first got my Maltese i thought i was going to kill it by hugging it too much BUT i didn't. i'm so glad i stayed away from it for awhile.
Heartie05 2 years ago
Makes my heart go all mushy. Sooooo Lovely!
SuzyWong1000 2 years ago
WOW. Awesomely cute and tiny dog. Haha
starrpookie 2 years ago
Where did you buy her? I want to buy one like yours. How much did she cost you? PLEASE... CUTE
ttwinkles 2 years ago
My parents paid about $1000 for our tea cup. She never got more than 4 pounds. Recently passed at the age of 15 years old on December 6, 2009.
Snaffleur 2 years ago
@Snaffleur Sorry to hear of your passing. =(
ttwinkles 2 years ago
i think ill be able to get him
gche540 3 years ago
this dog is so cute\
gche540 3 years ago