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Physical Traits
The Morkie Poo puppy is an adorable little dog weighing in at around 5 to 12 pounds full grown. They are often all black, although it is not uncommon to see brown or a combination of black and white. Coloring is usually based on the Poodle in the mix, with lighter colored Poodles creating lighter colored litters. With so many different color combinations, theres a lot of variety between puppies and no two dogs ever look exactly the same. The feet are small and oval shaped, and the coat is generally a touch fluffy with a slight curl. The ears are usually floppy with a bit of erectness at the base and the eyes are always sparkling and alert.
Personality
One of the most gentle, loving and affectionate dogs around, the Morkie Poo will leave you with a little more love in your soul even after a short visit. If there were ever a description more befitting for a Morkie Poo than a fluffy baby, it has yet to be known. With a happy-go-lucky attitude and a playful, inquisitive nature, the Morkie Poo is the perfect pet to scoop up and take with you wherever you go. Self-confident and brave, your Morkie Poo will think nothing of running over to greet strangers and other animals alike. However, exercise caution around larger dogs as your little fella will more than likely not realize the weight difference and will think nothing of jumping right in on a rough and rumbling wrestling match.
With intelligence most likely inherited from the Poodle, the Morkie Poo will surprise you time and time again with how clever and smart he is. Consider teaching him some simple commands and watch as masters them in no time flat. A natural performer, your Morkie Poo will keep you in stitches showing off his new talents. A breeze to housetrain and even easier to maintain, the Morkie Poo is the perfect companion for elderly people or those who live in small apartments. While long lazy days on the couch reading or cooking savory meals in the kitchen are no problem for the Morkie Poo, he will need to get outside at least once every day to run and stretch his legs. Nevertheless, as long as he can play, sit next to you and give plenty of kisses, he will be happy for many years to come.
Cross breeding has hit a new high with the Morkie Poo. A lovable, clever and playful little friend, this marvelous combination of Maltese, Yorkie and Poodle will make a great companion, a best friend and a terrific playmate for years to come.
