NOTE: Toy Breed Weight Chart page that you can follow and see an estimation for each puppies adult weight

With 30 years of experience in raising these Toy Breeds;

we have successfully chosen our parents very carefully to insure

that we have healthy, happy tiny tots.

Most new puppy owners desire a limited registration for their new pet. A limited registration allows you to register your new puppy with the same registry that his/her parents are registered with and you still have the ability to do agility and obedience within the show ring as well as becoming a therapy dog. But, we ask that your new puppy be spayed or neutered. (See more details of Spay/Neuter information on another page of this website) In the unlikely event that your puppy does produce offspring, their offspring will be ineligible for registration unless a correction form is requested from us and filed with the registry. Of course additional payments are required at that time.

A full registration is desired by those that may want to show and/or breed their puppy. An additional fee of $250 - $500 is available, but please inquire before making your purchase. A full registration allows you complete control if you desire to breed your dog and you may show in conformation events along with the agility and obedience

MALTESE -

Toy Group - First registered by the AKC: 1888.

The Toy Maltese are friendly, alert with colorations of White, slight lemon markings on ears are permissibly, with a long straight coat of silky texture. They are known to NOT tolerate young children; but excellent in obedience and problem solving. The Maltese are small and quiet as well as love to socialize. Extensive coat care is needed for the tiny Maltese and special attention to keep the eyes clean as staining is possible. They enjoy a walk or a run in the park. Lifespan is considered to average between 9 - 11 years. Country of Origin: Malta History: The Maltese origins come from Malta dating back to about 1500 B.C. Their popularity rose during the reign of Queen Elizabeth as a companion to the women of the royal court. The Maltese is featured in many famous paintings; and first appeared in the United States in 1877. Though not a specific of AKC, we do have the teacup Maltese 4# and under as an adult.

Height: 10 inches Weight: 4 - 6 pounds