Maltipoop Singapore - Learn More About Maltipoos

Do you have a maltipoo (or even maltipoo puppy) in your care now? Here are some tips to make sure that he is well taken care of in sunny Singapore! Grooming Nugget lazing around after a tiring bath Maltipoos have a low-shedding coat of soft, wool-like fur. Hence, he needs daily brushing to keep his coat clean and free of mats, which can be very uncomfortable for him. Furthermore, due to how maltipoos do not shed fur, they should be clipped regularly to keep them neat and cool, especially in Singapore's hot climate. When it comes to clipping fur, there are 2 options: bringing them to a groomer,  or clipping the fur yourself. If you are very confident in doing so, go ahead with clipping your dog's fur by yourself. However, it is a well-known fact that many dogs dislike staying still while u clip away, so it can be dangerous for both you and your pup if he suddenly moves while you are handling those sharp clippers. Thus, I strongly recommend that you take your maltipoo to the groo...

When it comes to deciding on which dog breed suits you the most, many people are baffled by the sheer number of different breeds! Hence, I want to introduce a breed that not many are familiar of: the Maltipoo! Introduction of the Maltipoo My pupper Nugget Not really an actual dog breed in essence, the Maltipoo is a popular cross of the Maltese and Poodle, known for their carefree and loving nature. Being affectionate and active, they will fit into a wide range of houses big or small; and households with very different family dynamics.  They are small dogs that vary in size, depending on what variant their poodle parent is (toy, teacup, etc). Typically, they stand at 8 to 14 inches tall, and weigh around 20 pounds. Maltipoos are extremely loving and tender, making them the ideal dog for beginner pet parents. However, while they can be so temptingly cute, they are also very sensitive creatures, and dislike to be left alone for long stretches of the day. Having the potential to b...