Mack is a proven Maltese stud with a great temperament. He is very affectionate and gentle everything the Maltese breed is known and loved for. One of Mack’s puppies has gone on to win at Crufts in the UK. Mack is first our family pet and we are selective in breeding and which breeds he can and will cover. He has a beautiful coat, and no allergies or tear stains. Mack has never failed in his breeding and consistently produces healthy, and beautiful puppies with sweet temperaments and strong breed characteristics. Breeding Cycle Information ----------For best results, we recommend arranging a breeding appointment when your female is in heat between days 10–14, as this is typically the most fertile window. However, every female is different, and cycles can vary depending on age, history, and hormone levels. We are happy to discuss your female’s cycle in detail and help determine the optimal timing based on her individual signs and behaviour. Early communication is important when your female comes into season so we can plan accordingly and maximize the chances of a successful breeding. If you have any questions about the Maltese breed, the breeding process, or Mack himself, please feel free to call or message us—we’re always happy to help.
Before choosing a breed, research thoroughly to understand their characteristics, needs, and potential health issues. Make sure the breed matches your lifestyle and preferences.
Look for breeders who prioritize the health, temperament, and welfare of their dogs over profit. Responsible breeders focus on improving the breed rather than just producing puppies.
Seek recommendations from veterinarians, breed clubs, trainers, and other dog owners. They might point you toward reputable breeders who are known for their ethical practices.
Whenever possible, visit the breeder's facility in person. This allows you to see the living conditions of the dogs, ask questions, and get a sense of the breeder's operations.
Meeting the puppy's parents can give you an idea of the potential temperament and behavior of your future dog. Responsible breeders will be open to introducing you to both parents.
Reputable breeders conduct health tests on their breeding dogs to minimize the risk of passing on genetic health issues. Ask to see health clearances for common breed-specific health problems.
Don't hesitate to ask the breeder a lot of questions about their breeding practices, socialization efforts, puppy care, and more. A responsible breeder will be transparent and forthcoming with information.
A reputable breeder will provide a written health guarantee for the puppy, stating that they will take responsibility for any hereditary health issues that may arise within a certain time frame.
Ensure that the puppies are well-socialized from a young age. Exposure to different people, environments, and experiences helps puppies develop into well-adjusted adult dogs.
Be cautious of breeders who only communicate online and don't allow you to visit their facility. Reputable breeders are usually open to in-person interactions.
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