The typical Maltese diet would be very similar to that of Scilians. Being Fish (especially during the hotter months and due to the abundance of fish around the islands), also meat dishes, pasta dishes. Maltese have their own spin on pasta though are very similar to that found in Scilian or Italian cusines. Common foods would consist of Rabbit (either as a stew or fried with mint and garlic) Lumpuki or Dolphin Fish (not Dolphins) which would be cooked over an open flame and eaten with sea salt and olive oil, various other seafood, Squid stew and Sea urchins (Ritzzi).
http://www.aboutmalta.com/FOOD_and_DRINK/
Maltese people eat a variety of dishes for dinner. Some of the popular dishes in Malta that are eaten for dinner include kusksu, timpana, and bragjoli.
Normal, healthy, sane people don't.
With a fork and knife or a spoon, depends on the meal.
NO!
Maltese (English) Maltin (Maltese Language)
no They are in fact both Maltese and British.
Some people feed their dogs at certain times during the day, but it should be fine to leave the food out all day--as long as you know that your Maltese won't finish it all in one bite (which it shouldn't b/c a lot of Maltese like to eat when their owners eat, so if you wanted to give it a schedule of when to eat, maybe a good time would be the same times you eat)
if your Maltese has been sleaping alote, or sleeping everyday, and they don't eat much.
dog food.
Maltese
Dog Chow
Take it to the vet to see what is causing the problem.