Mid‑August Maltipoo Puppies in Texas: Reserve Yours Now

We are expecting two Maltipoo litters in mid‑August, and reservations are now open. If you’d like a curly or wavy-coated companion this fall, please secure your spot now.

Mark Your Calendar

• Expected birthdays: Somewhere between August 12 and August 20, 2025 (we’ll announce the exact dates the second tiny paws hit the ground)
• Go‑home window: Early–mid October, depending on when the litter comes.
• Pick order: Set by deposit date—earlier in = earlier pick

What These Litters Tend to Bring

You can usually count on:

• Sizes: Most of our pups grow into the 6–15 lb range
• Coats & colors: Creams, apricots, whites, parti splashes—soft, low‑shedding, and prone to mats if you skip the brush
• Temperament: Velcro-level affection, quick learners, happiest when included in daily life

Every litter has curveballs, and that’s half the fun. We’ll share weights, coat textures, and early quirks as they pop up.

Locking In Your Puppy: How It Works

Step 1 – Add your name to the list. Use the reservation/application form and we’ll confirm you’re on deck.

Step 2 – Drop the deposit. That secures your place in the pick order. No deposit = no saved spot.

Step 3 – Watch them grow. Expect weekly update emails (or texts) with photos, short clips, and notes on emerging personalities.

Step 4 – Pick time (around week 6–7). When the pups’ personalities are clearer, we set up video calls or in-person visits so you can choose your match.

Step 5 – Prep for homecoming. Schedule your vet visit, gather supplies, puppy‑proof your place, and get the camera ready.

Life With One of Our Maltipoos (Reality Snapshot)

• Meals: 4–5 tiny meals a day at first, tapering to 2 as they mature
• Grooming: Five minutes brushing daily, pro groom every 4–6 weeks
• Training: Short, upbeat sessions—crate comfort, potty rhythm, basics like "sit" and "come"
• Socialization: Pack their first three months with safe, positive experiences (sounds, people, surfaces)
• Texas factor: Early walks, shade breaks, water on tap—hot sidewalks can cook paw pads fast

Quick Answers You’re Probably Wondering About

When do I actually bring my puppy home?

Early to mid‑October. We’ll give you a precise go‑home date once we see how each litter is doing.

How do I make sure I get a puppy from these litters?

Submit the reservation form and deposit. Once the list fills, we start a waitlist.

Will I get to meet or see the puppies before choosing?

Yes—weekly media updates plus a scheduled call or visit around week 6–7 so you can choose with confidence.

Do Maltipoos shed?

Barely. You’ll trade sweeping hair for brushing curls—daily slicker + comb keeps mats at bay.

How hot is too hot for outside time?

If the sidewalk burns your hand after a few seconds, it’s a no-go. Stick to early mornings or after sunset in high heat.

How many meals a day should a puppy get?

Start with 4–5, then slide to 3, and finally 2 as an adult. Measure portions—don’t eyeball.

Helpful Links

• Available Puppies – What’s ready now
• Available Adults – Retired/trained sweethearts
• Recent Pups – See what last litters looked like
• Photos – Coat types, colors, and cute overload
• Reservation / Inquiry Form – Get on the list fast