Puppy Specifications
- BreedTeacup Maltese
- GenderMale
- Date of Birth02-08-2025
- Age13 Weeks 2 Days
- ColorWhite
- Current WeightN/A
- Current TempN/A
- LocationOklahoma
- Available DateN/A
- Reference ID16
- Registered ParentsYes
- Breeder CCCNo
- Parents OFA TestedNo
Meet the Parents
I’m Mom
Teacup Maltese
Registry: N/A
Weight: 4.5 lbs
OFA Tested: No
I’m Dad
Teacup Maltese
Registry: N/A
Weight: 3 lbs
OFA Tested: No
About The Teacup Maltese Breed
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Weight:
2 - 4 lbs
Height:
4 - 7 inches
Lifespan:
10 - 13 years
Litter Size:
1 - 3
Size:
Small
Traits
AffectionateAlertCuriousGentleIntelligentLoyalPlayfulSensitiveSocialVocal
Breed Information
The Maltese breed has ancient origins, dating back over 2,000 years to the Mediterranean region. The Teacup version emerged in more recent decades due to demand for even smaller, travel-friendly companion dogs with the same charm and elegance.
Teacup Malteses are bred selectively from the smallest Maltese dogs, often using careful pairing to maintain a small frame. While not officially recognized as a separate breed, they are a popular category in the toy and teacup pet market.
Teacup Malteses are loving, lively, and highly people-focused. They crave attention and prefer being in your lap or arms. Though small, they are bold and alert, often acting like watchdogs despite their size. They’re happiest in quiet homes where they are doted on and treated gently.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Teacup Maltese is a significantly smaller version of the Maltese, bred to weigh under 5 pounds.
Yes, they have a low-shedding coat and are considered hypoallergenic for many allergy sufferers.
Not ideal for small children due to their fragile size; best in homes with adults or older kids.
Daily brushing and grooming every 4–6 weeks are recommended to maintain their long, silky coats.
Yes, they are intelligent and eager to please, though early socialization is key.
Yes, they can be vocal, especially if not properly trained or left alone frequently.
