Welcome! We are all thrilled about Hollywood!
I'm sure you will hear this from others, but your baby really should not have left the litter until at least 12 weeks of age; that's the age that responsible breeders such as Hollywood's keep their pups for adequate socializing and to ensure they are healthy enough to survive without their mother and littermates. 12 weeks is actually specified in the American Maltese Association's code of ethics.
At such a young age, you will need to watch out for drops in blood sugar because they have likely only recently been weaned and require multiple meals throughout the day. Having nutrical or something similar on hand is a good idea in case of an emergency. You should have a thorough vet visit as soon as possible and also start looking for an animal behaviorist to help ensure proper socialization of your very young puppy.
Keep us posted on your Fleecey's progress!
I'm sure you will hear this from others, but your baby really should not have left the litter until at least 12 weeks of age; that's the age that responsible breeders such as Hollywood's keep their pups for adequate socializing and to ensure they are healthy enough to survive without their mother and littermates. 12 weeks is actually specified in the American Maltese Association's code of ethics.
At such a young age, you will need to watch out for drops in blood sugar because they have likely only recently been weaned and require multiple meals throughout the day. Having nutrical or something similar on hand is a good idea in case of an emergency. You should have a thorough vet visit as soon as possible and also start looking for an animal behaviorist to help ensure proper socialization of your very young puppy.
Keep us posted on your Fleecey's progress!