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Can anyone suggest a Maltese or a Yokie Breeder in San Francisco?

I would love to have a Maltese or Yorkie can anyone suggest a breeder in San Francisco or in the Bay Area... I have small kids and have tried the SPCA but they refuse to let me adopt a dog ( even a pup )...any suggestions ?
P.S. They don't allow people who have children under 10 yrs old adopt

Hi there, try searching on some of these websites:

http://www.puppysites.com/

http://puppydogweb.com/caninebreeds/

http://www.dogup.com/breeds.html

http://www.breedersclub.net/

http://www.petfinder.org

http://adopt-a-yorkie.1-800-save-a-pet.com/

http://adopt-a-maltese.1-800-save-a-pet.com/

http://www.1-800-save-a-pet.com/cgi-bin/public/petsearch.cgi/search_dogs_form

Hope that the links help & that some of the rescue places have a different policy to that of the SPCA ... children under 10 can be dog friendly!

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I'm trying to find a small dog. I live in San Francisco, and I was wondering if anyone had tips on where to find one. I have reviewed a lot of sites, including craigslist, and I looked sf.backpages.com in shelters and I am honest, open even to a local breeder. I will not let a dog to be sent. I'm looking for a small puppy, ideally a tea cup size one. I'm not pretentious, what happens is you think are cute, and convenient in size. If I encounter is not a small dog which is the right dog me, I'll open only to large companies, I always wanted to pitbulls, which are to be one of the most loving, friendly people who know dogs.

The Maltese is a small breed of white dog belonging to a group of toys. The Maltese does not shed and is covered from head to foot with a mantle of long hair, silky, white. They are very friendly and often get along well with other dogs, 'n. Height Weight Height 9.7 inches (21-25cm.) Weight: 4.7 lbs. standards Temperament The Maltese is lively, cheerful and playful. Tender, loving, committed and dedicated to his teacher. Very clever. Good at learning tricks if he feels sufficiently rewarded. Bold and quick to make sound the alarm in case of suspicious noises. It is a classical companion dog friendly. Exercise needs graceful Malta need a daily walk. Play will by a large amount of their exercise needs, however, like all breeds, play will not fulfill their primal instinct to walk. Dogs do not have to go on daily walks are more likely to exhibit behavioral problems. They also enjoy a good romp in a safe area free of lead, as a large fenced-in patio. They remain playful into old age. They are very active. Interior trainability The key to success in training your Maltese is the understanding the psychology of your pet - ie how your mind works, and incorporating that with proven training techniques and a training aid few. Remember that your Maltese is not a human being and therefore do not think or react like a human would. In addition, your pet does not verbally communicate with humans and we should not think it does. Nutrition and Diet The closer you meet those needs within the diet, the greater the likelihood of maintaining their health Maltese. It is important Feeding a diet with a proper amount, not excessive amounts of protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Your veterinarian will help you determine your pet nutritional needs. Always consult your veterinarian about any diet you choose to feed your Maltese. Living The Maltese is a good dog for life the apartment. They are very active indoors and will do okay without a yard. Life expectancy 15 years or more. You can live to 18 years, but it is important to keep away from moisture. Origin developed in Italy, with the addition of miniature spaniel and poodle blood. © SmallDogs.com 2008 +

Dog Breeders San Francisco Q&A

Help me find a small dog?

I'm trying to find a small dog. I live in San Francisco, and I was wondering if anyone had tips on where to find one. I have reviewed a lot of sites, including craigslist, and I looked sf.backpages.com in shelters and I am honest, open even to a local breeder. I will not let a dog to be sent. I'm looking for a small puppy, ideally a tea cup size one. I'm not pretentious, what happens is you think are cute, and convenient in size. If I encounter is not a small dog which is the right dog me, I'll open only to large companies, I always wanted to pitbulls, which are to be one of the most loving, friendly people who know dogs.

The Maltese is a small breed of white dog belonging to a group of toys. The Maltese does not shed and is covered from head to foot with a mantle of long hair, silky, white. They are very friendly and often get along well with other dogs, 'n. Height Weight Height 9.7 inches (21-25cm.) Weight: 4.7 lbs. standards Temperament The Maltese is lively, cheerful and playful. Tender, loving, committed and dedicated to his teacher. Very clever. Good at learning tricks if he feels sufficiently rewarded. Bold and quick to make sound the alarm in case of suspicious noises. It is a classical companion dog friendly. Exercise needs graceful Malta need a daily walk. Play will by a large amount of their exercise needs, however, like all breeds, play will not fulfill their primal instinct to walk. Dogs do not have to go on daily walks are more likely to exhibit behavioral problems. They also enjoy a good romp in a safe area free of lead, as a large fenced-in patio. They remain playful into old age. They are very active. Interior trainability The key to success in training your Maltese is the understanding the psychology of your pet - ie how your mind works, and incorporating that with proven training techniques and a training aid few. Remember that your Maltese is not a human being and therefore do not think or react like a human would. In addition, your pet does not verbally communicate with humans and we should not think it does. Nutrition and Diet The closer you meet those needs within the diet, the greater the likelihood of maintaining their health Maltese. It is important Feeding a diet with a proper amount, not excessive amounts of protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Your veterinarian will help you determine your pet nutritional needs. Always consult your veterinarian about any diet you choose to feed your Maltese. Living The Maltese is a good dog for life the apartment. They are very active indoors and will do okay without a yard. Life expectancy 15 years or more. You can live to 18 years, but it is important to keep away from moisture. Origin developed in Italy, with the addition of miniature spaniel and poodle blood. © SmallDogs.com 2008 +