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Description
Tiny little girls. Charting 4 to 5 lbs. one charting 6. Beautiful little active happy healthy little lap dogs. Best of two breeds. The Pomeranian loyal and never misses a thing. Maltese Sweet and loves to be lap dogs. Started on potty training. UTD Vaccines dewormed vet checked and microchip. Gonna be small. Pictures do not do them justice Call before 9 pm. No sales on Sunday. Thank you. 2706708865
Tiny little girls. Charting 4 to 5 lbs. one charting 6. Beautiful little active happy healthy little lap dogs. Best of two breeds. The Pomeranian loyal and never misses a thing. Maltese Sweet and loves to be lap dogs. Started on potty training. UTD Vaccines dewormed vet checked and microchip. Gonna be small. Pictures do not do them justice Call before 9 pm. No sales on Sunday. Thank you. ************
Adv. ID:9Sy793MLs
Litter details
LocationSummer Shade, Kentucky
Puppies in litter2 female
BreedMaltipom
GenerationF1
Age3 months, 22 days
Ready to LeaveJan 22, 2027
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateWorm treatedParents are health testedOther RegisteredVet checkedVaccinations up to date
Info
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Maltipom 1
Female$500
Pros
Near-zero shedding from both low-shedding parent breeds — practical for allergy management in American households
Full-on personality in a 4-pound package — the Maltipom's theatrical confidence is routinely described as the most entertaining small dog combination in the American toy market
Long expected lifespan (12-15 years) from two long-lived toy parents
Compact enough for apartment and urban living — minimal exercise space requirements
Cons
Extremely fragile — a fall from couch height or an accidental step can cause serious injury in a dog this small; not suitable for households with toddlers or large dogs without constant supervision
Daily coat brushing is non-negotiable to prevent matting in the double coat — a significant time commitment for a very small dog
Hypoglycemia in puppies (especially very small individuals) requires multiple daily feedings and monitoring in the first months
Tracheal collapse risk in both parent breeds means harness only — never collar