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Breed Review: Maltese (18 Pics)

#13 The washed wool is dried with a towel or hairdryer in a gentle mode.

Naturally, dried Maltese do not look so neat and look more like mongrels than elite pets. As for the haircut, then 2-3 times a year mestizos of lapdogs and poodles are supposed to be taken to the groomer to work on the image of the animal.

#14 Most of the salons offer standard types of haircuts for the Maltese: model (looks more impressive on smooth-haired individuals), for a puppy and for a typewriter.

Dogs with curly hair, in addition to clipping, are "nibbled" by removing dead hair by hand or with a trimming knife. The final stage of salon grooming is wool perfumery. No, the Maltese does not smell like a dog at all, but the breed's design status obliges it to all kinds of "bourgeois excesses". If your ward is not an Instagram star and not a regular at social events, you can limit yourself to a hygienic haircut, during which only the hair under the tail, between the fingers, in the ear funnels, and on the face is removed.

#15 Cleaning Maltese ears is a must.

The excess secretion and dirt accumulated in the funnel should be removed with a special lotion and a clean cloth. Many Maltese inherited sour eyes and excessive lacrimation from lapdogs, so for prevention in the morning, the mucous membrane of the eye should be soaked with a napkin soaked in ophthalmic lotion. True, such measures will not save from lacrimal pathways, especially noticeable in white individuals. So if you're preparing your pet for a photoshoot, get a clarifying powder or conditioner at the pet store.

Alice White

Written by Alice White

Alice White, a devoted pet lover and writer, has turned her boundless affection for animals into a fulfilling career. Originally dreaming of wildlife, her limited scientific background led her to specialize in animal literature. Now she happily spends her days researching and writing about various creatures, living her dream.

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