Sitting in a litter of pups and taking it all in is one of life's greatest pleasures. There's nothing more irresistible than a puppy. But each puppy has a unique character, and there are smarter methods to select a companion than having one 'pick you.' Take these suggestions into account to increase the likelihood that you'll buy maltese for home for your family:

• Don't worry about "Pick of The Litter."

The best "pick" depends on the family and lifestyle into which the puppy is being placed. Hence there is no "pick of the litter." Most breeders will only keep their top one or two "show choices" due to strict confirmation standards. Pick of the litter show puppies is frequently more extroverted and confident than other puppies, making it challenging for the average family to teach and manage. The ideal puppy for sale Sydney a family home has a mild demeanour and will flourish in a normal household environment.

• Let your temper and what you've seen guide you.

After the show "picks" are selected, the breeder observes the other puppies for sale to determine which will best fit each family. This is crucial because the puppy who is sleeping soundly when you visit today could be the one who has been hyperactive for the past four weeks! Between 7 and 8 weeks of age, a good breeder or caretaker will assess each puppy in the litter for temperament and potential and then use that information with their observations to pair you with the best dog for your lifestyle.

• Don't believe the myth that the puppy picked you.

While perched atop a pile of trash, your imagination can run wild, distracting you from rational thought and leading you astray. In reality, a puppy who "picks" you by coming to you first when called, chewing on your shoe, or jumping up onto your lap is not doing so intentionally. It's possible the pup is a tiny dictator who rules over you and prevents other puppies from using your body. On the other hand, the puppy for sale near me could be shy and afraid of the noise.

• Don't worry about leaving.

Hitting a 100-mph fastball in the major leagues is challenging, but so is resisting the urge to bring home a litter of pups. Discuss your concerns with the breeder and see if there is another dog they may recommend if you're not completely satisfied with the match they've made. But if not, there will always be another litter, another day. It's better to wait for another litter than to adjust your lifestyle to accommodate a dog that doesn't make you happy.

Conclusion

Have fun with the process of selecting puppies for sale Sydney, and prepare yourself mentally for the range of emotions you may experience before meeting the litter. (Please don't discount the possibility of finding the perfect companion in a rescued puppy or an adult dog. If you insist on getting a puppy from a breeder, selecting the one that is the least flashy, the most laid-back of the litter, and the one that everyone seems to want to bring home is best.