In this time, we are going to explain about the teacup Maltipoo full grown size. By the way do you know how about the Maltipoo size full grown? As the owner of Teacup Maltipoo dog, you have to understand about the size of your Maltipoo because it is very important. Besides that, understanding Maltipoo size is also important for the potential owners. You should know that the height, weight and body structure of your Teacup Maltipoo dog affects lots of elements, the most important being health problems common with small sized dogs and give treatment properly.
Well, we are going to talk about the Maltipoo adult size. In fact, the size of the Maltipoo is going to vary quite a bit. It is because there are no official standards with large canine clubs such as the AKC (American Kennel Club). Generally, adult Maltipoo is going to range from 5 pounds to 12 pounds (2.27 to 5.44 kg) in weight and typically range from 8 to 14 inches (20.32 to 35.56 cm) in height. Because of no conformation standards, so the breeders have quite a bit of wiggle room to produce the litters of many sizes.
Therefore, there are some breeders who are going to dub the Maltipoo puppies to be “miniatures”. However, without any guidelines of the standard size of a Maltipoo, so anybody is able to claim that one of any weight is a “miniatures” or “teacup”. Even, if that Maltipoo puppy grows up to be in the 5 to 12 lb. If you are curious to know how big your Maltipoo grow, so you are able to estimate by looking at his current weight. By this method, you can also know about his adult size.
Actually, there are medical problems which can occur due to the Maltipoo size. Those are two most important elements to know regarding these problems is the risk of hypoglycemia and collapsed trachea. Usually, both are conditions which occur more often with tiny to small dogs. Let us see its explanation in the text below.
- Hypoglycemia
It is the term that used for when there is a rapid drop in the blood sugar level of the dog. This case very often occurs to the puppies than the adult dogs. Usually, most often occur within the first three months. This problem is able to occur by stress and a fast change in food. Therefore, the owner should feed a new puppy the exact same food which a breeder fed to a puppy. There are the signs of hypoglycemia include weakness, confusion or fainting. To get rid of this problem, you are able to rub a dab of honey into the gums that is able to help stabilize blood sugar levels. - Collapsed trachea
The second medical problem which can occur due to the Maltipoo size is the Collapsed trachea. You have to know that the neck (trachea) is made out of rings of cartilage. The rings are able to collapse inward if there is too much pressure put on the neck. Therefore, it is recommended to use a harness when your Maltipoo dog is on leash.
