What are the shortcomings of Maltese dogs? Maltese dogs are more likely to have tear stains, and the corners of their eyes need to be wiped every day; || It takes a lot of time to care for the hair, and its long hair must be thoroughly combed and brushed every day; || Maltese dogs Maltese is a small dog, but it is a very brave dog that loves fighting. When raising a Maltese dog, you must keep it on a leash when going out.

1. Tear stains easily

Maltese dogs are more prone to tear stains, so be sure to wipe the corners of your eyes every day and dry your mouth in time after eating wet food, otherwise the beard will easily turn yellow.

　2. Nursing trouble

Although the Maltese does not require much space, it does require careful care and its long hair must be thoroughly combed and brushed every day. This dog does not shed. However, its fur reaches the ground and often brings a lot of dirt into the house, especially on rainy days. Since it is sensitive to moisture, it must be wiped and blow-dried after every outing on rainy days, so it is not suitable for people who cannot take the time to do these things.

　3. Aggressive

Although the Maltese is a small dog, it is actually a very brave dog that loves to fight. Even if it knows that it cannot beat others, it will still bark and provoke others, so it is necessary to raise a Maltese dog. Be sure to keep a leash when going out to avoid encountering more aggressive dogs. The Maltese will rush up and provoke you.

　4. Cunning

Intelligent and cunning, Maltese is hostile to strangers, but has deep feelings for his master. It has a cute personality, sometimes gets into mischief, and is very full of personality.