Azid Rush Donating doesnt allow you to be an idiot! Member 692 Member For: 19y 7m 13d Gender: Male Location: Newcastle Posted 18/06/09 07:16 AM Posted 18/06/09 07:16 AM Hey guysWe have decided to buy a puppy now as we have just moved into a new house which is good for a puppy. We are looking at smaller dogs. My question is, does maltese dogs usually have an overbite with the bottom teeth sticking out of mouth? Do quite a lot get it or only a small amount?Any help regarding them would be grealy appreciated cheersAz
mercuryturbo Oh look.... a real car, with no hair dryer Legacy Donating Member 1,724 Member For: 20y 1m 20d Gender: Male Location: Fear and Loathing in Callala Bay Posted 18/06/09 07:58 AM Posted 18/06/09 07:58 AM Dunno about the overbite mate. My missus is a vet nurse I'll ask her when she gets home.Their yappy little farkers but.
NVT Formerly EGOBFXR6 Legacy Donating Member 1,111 Member For: 18y 7m 25d Gender: Male Location: Perth, WA Posted 18/06/09 08:02 AM Posted 18/06/09 08:02 AM Not being silly,but why are you interested in a dogs overbite? My girlfriend has had about 3 or 4 of them and they haven't really have overbites, mind you they have been maltese X (Another dog) so I don't know if that changes it?I'll ask here when she gets home as well.cheers,dan
Buf-Phoon loitering with intent Legacy Donating Member 13,318 Member For: 23y 1m 11d Gender: Male Location: Zombie Birdhouse Posted 18/06/09 08:26 AM Posted 18/06/09 08:26 AM considered a Jack Russell , little dogs with big dog attitude.Energetic farkers though
mercuryturbo Oh look.... a real car, with no hair dryer Legacy Donating Member 1,724 Member For: 20y 1m 20d Gender: Male Location: Fear and Loathing in Callala Bay Posted 18/06/09 08:43 AM Posted 18/06/09 08:43 AM Would love to own a Russell but christ there a handful. 's
Rootster Just a large member member Legacy Donating Member 3,125 Member For: 17y 11m 14d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 18/06/09 09:13 AM Posted 18/06/09 09:13 AM mate the ones with the over bite are crossed with sh*tzu...My wife had one couldn't wait to give him away...Russell or staf probably the better small dogs imo...
mercuryturbo Oh look.... a real car, with no hair dryer Legacy Donating Member 1,724 Member For: 20y 1m 20d Gender: Male Location: Fear and Loathing in Callala Bay Posted 18/06/09 10:06 AM Posted 18/06/09 10:06 AM Mate my missus (the dog whisperer) thinks that if its a pure bred it could have genentic issues that will lead to dental issues later on.Cant really tell you much more but she said its common with x breeds.
chikt Drift Queen Member 802 Member For: 18y 9m 13d Gender: Female Location: Perth Posted 18/06/09 10:20 AM Posted 18/06/09 10:20 AM get a staffy they are small but not in the poofy might as well be a cat, small dog class.not havin a go at people who have small dogs or like them, its just my opinion dont shoot me down for it
ms700 Moderating Team 10,170 Member For: 23y 7m 30d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 18/06/09 10:24 AM Posted 18/06/09 10:24 AM The olds have Cairn Terriers, fantastic little dogs, with a attitude from hell!We have a Maltese x sh*tzu, gorgeous little thing, yes he used to yap, but we trained him, and now he is great.
Mat Legacy Donating Member 2,930 Member For: 19y 5m 18d Gender: Male Location: Caracciola Karussell Posted 18/06/09 10:24 AM Posted 18/06/09 10:24 AM (edited) Agree with ya Feebs, (some) little dogs FTLI deal with peoples pets all day and its the little white fluffies which always cause problems! Considered a beagle? Hard work sometimes but great little dogs Edited 18/06/09 10:25 AM by Mat
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