Our Tcup maltese Nikki is such a playmate for kids and other animals. at

the age of 12weeks, Nikki is house trained and can cope with other pets

and strangers but more great with kids. she is fully vaccinated and

current on shots. she will go for $300 . she will come along with all

papers and some toys. she needs a home with personal attention because

she hates being left alone. she is very amazing and will make the best

companion as an addition to your family.
donkays@yahoo.com

At no time is it okay for your dog to put her teeth on any part of a human body. Nipping and mouthing are not acceptable, not even from little puppies. Remember that puppy teeth may not hurt very much, but they'll soon fall out and be replaced with adult ones that will. So don't ever encourage your dog to nibble or teethe on you, and don't play games that encourage her to nip at you. Teach your small children to keep their hands away from her mouth.

When you do feel doggie teeth on you, don't take it lightly; let your pup know that even if she meant no harm, this is a behavior you won't tolerate. Give her a muzzle squeeze and a harsh "Ah-ah!" For extra effect, you can grasp the fold of skin behind her neck and give her a little shake. Be sure to clasp her snout tightly, hooking your finger below her chin so that she can't pull away. When you feel her relaxing, release her slowly, and be ready to do it again if she nips again. Once her urge to nip or snap has passed, praise her for being such a sweet girl.

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