Assertion: maltese | /r/HasProperty | healthy
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: perfectly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: While most Maltese are healthy, they may suffer from hypothyroidism, knee joint problems, epilepsy, allergies, heart disease, dental disease and eye problems.
text: Maltese dogs are generally healthy and can be expected to live to be around 12 to 14 years old.
text: Due to careful and responsible breeding practices it is pleasing to say that the Maltese is a generally healthy breed.
text: The Maltese is a generally healthy dog but there are some diseases are known to exist in the breed.
text: Maltese dogs are a fairly healthy breed, but because of its small size, there are a few concerns to watch out for.
text: The Maltese is generally quite healthy, and lives into his teens.
text: The papers do not guarantee that the Maltese is perfectly healthy, but it is half the way to a purebred Maltese ownership.
text: A black nose is a sign they are healthy.
text: The Maltese is generally healthy and hardy, and has a lifespan of 12 years or more.
text: Maltese dogs are generally healthy, but like all dogs and especially small dogs, they are prone to acquiring some medical conditions such as patellar luxation (a dislocation of the knee, causing pain); portosystemic liver shunt (a renal disorder in which blood bypasses the liver, causing it to not be cleansed properly); PRA (progressive retinal atrophy); hypoglycemia (low blood sugar); White Dog Shaker syndrome (tremors over the entire body and a lack of coordination, and occurring when the dog is overly excited or stressed); collapsed trachea (resulting in a “goose honk”); and reverse sneezing (which lasts just a few minutes and occurs when he eats or drinks too quickly or is overly excited).
text: Again, Maltese dogs can be quite healthy, and many of them are known to have lived for 18 years.
text: The Maltese is generally a healthy breed, but they do have a few specific health issues commonly known to veterinarian.