Sentence examples for Maltese dog from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Maltese dog" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a specific breed of dog known for its small size, white fur, and gentle demeanor. This phrase can be used in written English when discussing dogs or when describing a specific dog that belongs to the Maltese breed. Here is an example: "I saw a cute Maltese dog while walking in the park today. Its fluffy white fur and friendly nature immediately caught my attention."
Maltese dog's will need plenty of walks.
Maltese dog's are beautiful animals and they deserve to be treated with care, and plenty of it.
In 2000 I had a cute Maltese dog.
They include "Visitor in Hat and Coat Holding a Maltese Dog" left, by Cassatt, an American painter, and "On the Terrace at Sèvres" by Bracquemond, of France.
I particularly liked the article on Petsmart.com that described the New Year's Eve "wedding" of a Maltese dog who wore a white satin gown to the ceremony.
It was this atmosphere that led the man who said he had a story for Nocturnalist, Dean Magdalin, 39, to come all the way from Chicago with his girlfriend, Flavia deBortoli, 28, and their white accessory, Kinda, a Maltese dog.
Sitting in their trailer, listening to her husband speak, she brushes first the long hair of Zuzu, one of her two Maltese dogs, whom she sometimes refers to as her daughter, then her own long white-blond hair.
"Five or six years ago, nobody interviewed your dog," said Michelle Kleier, the president of Gumley Haft Kleier, a Manhattan real estate brokerage and the owner of three Maltese dogs, named Lola, Roxy and Dolly.
In 2008 and 2009, as Mrs. Crouch began remodeling Holy Land Experience, she rented adjacent rooms in the deluxe Loews Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando — one for herself and one for her two beloved Maltese dogs and clothes, according to Mr. Clements and Ms. Koper.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble and the New York Lyric Circus present Saint-Saens's musical piece about a lively crew of creatures, which will include not only human musicians and mimes but also two canine performers: Cobweb and Luciano, Maltese dogs that specialize in jumping through hoops and dancing on their hind legs.
To help celebrate my birthday this week, my husband, Tom, kindly offered to take me and our two Maltese dogs, Hope and Faith, for a sunset sand run at my favorite beach in Malibu.
