Robert Mason
The Maltese lapdog loves people very much and tries to spend as much time as possible with its owners. They are very funny, playful, a little silly, they love various types of activity and can rarely sit still. They demand various games, love toys, sometimes they may not get along with children – in order to avoid this, it is necessary from a very early age to accustom the dog to having a child in the house. The situation is much the same with cats.
The Maltese lapdog maintains its playful disposition throughout its life, and only in old age, this tendency weakens. They have at least one negative trait – they love to give voice, or just bark, both on the street and at home. Accordingly, correct education is required from the owner, otherwise, he will not see peace. Educational work should be carried out without aggression, in a calm, slightly strict tone, limiting the dog’s desire to bark for no reason.
Here you’ll find 14 books about this wonderful breed.
