When is a Maltese fully grown?

Answer 1

Typically, the normal age of when a small dog such as the Maltese is an adult is between 12 -15 months. They tend to have their "periods" around the 10-12 month range, meaning they can be bred then. However, responsible breeders wait until the dog is 13-15 months old.

Maltese puppies will typically live to be 12-15 years of age. It is possible to have your pup reach an older age than this, especially if you take good care of them and ensure their nutritional and exercise needs are met.

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Answer 2

hmmmm.....well, it depends! if you have a teacup Maltese, they usually live about a year or 2 less than average malteses. so, about.....nine or ten years? a miracle would be fifteen for these little ppls! the average Maltese has an average life of 12 - 13 years but some have been known to live for twenty. so, it mostly just depends!

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Answer 3

usually about 5-8 lbs, however, some may be smaller if they are a teacup Maltese and others may reach up to 11 lbs (but this is not too common)

Answer 4

Considering a Maltese ages 5yrs for every 1yr on Earth, they would be a young adult during the ages of 4-5, and an adult at age 6-when they die.

Answer 5

Usually Maltese dogs will live from 12- 15 years, so I've heard