Maltipoo

noun

Mal·ti·poo ˈmȯl-tē-ˌpü

variants or less commonly maltipoo

plural Maltipoos also maltipoos

: a dog that is a cross between a Maltese and a poodle

When former first lady Barbara Bush stayed at her summer home … she often headed to nearby Gooch's Beach to walk her two little Maltipoos, Bibi and Mini-Me.—

Beth Quimby

Her small dog, a Maltipoo named Saffy, makes its home in a bed next to her door.—

Tricia Miller

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Teddy Roosevelt, a Maltipoo, is well known at the park for lounging in muddy puddles to cool off. —

The Arizona Republic, 28 July 2024 The Coast Guard rescued the couple and Bandit, a Maltipoo who turns 1 this week, over the weekend about 90 miles off Hernando Beach on Florida’s Gulf Coast. —

Ben Brasch, Washington Post, 21 Nov. 2023 Dog Siblings Living in Different States Reunite After Finding Each Other on Instagram (Exclusive) Video of the Maltipoo acclimating to his new wheelchair shows the pup quickly figuring out how to use his front paws to propel himself forward. —

Kelli Bender, Peoplemag, 10 July 2023