Pomsky Puppies For Sale

No, these pups have a double coat of heavy hair that sheds.

Yes, this breed tends to shed a bit more than other similar breeds. However, the shedding can be minimized by brushing your Pomsky every day.

When a Pomsky reaches full maturity they measure between 10 to 15 inches at the shoulder and weigh on average between 20 to 30 lbs.

The average lifespan is between 13 to 15 years.

F1 is a first generation Pomsky using a Pomeranian (father) and a Husky (mother). F1b is the result of a Pomsky being bred (usually) to a Pomeranian to achieve smaller sizes. (75% Pomeranian, 25% Husky). F2 is F1 Pomskies breeding with F1 Pomskies and this will be the standard once breeders achieve the results they want. This will make the breed much more predictable.

Pomsky’s get along very well with children if they are properly socialized starting at a young age. Children should always be supervised when playing or interacting with any dog for both the child and the pup’s safety.

This breed is very intelligent and eager to learn and please its owner. They do reserve a bit of the Pomeranian temperament and can be a little stubborn, but with consistency and plenty of positive reinforcement (which they love) you’ll have this one trained in no time.

Yes! This breed loves to keep its “pack” together. They are affectionate, playful, energetic and love to be the center of attention. They make a great addition to any family.

Because this breed is still new there isn’t much in the area of health related issues.

The “Foxy” Pomsky combines the longer body of the Husky with the slim bone structure and frame of the Pomeranian. They have a long pointed nose and ears, and a smooth short reddish colored coat that resembles of a Fox.

The Pomsky is a sociable breed that loves the attention of its family so they don’t like to be left alone for long periods of time. They are prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods over time.

This breed isn’t a big fan of the water, but that doesn’t mean that they all don’t like the water, just keep them out of the deep areas as they are not strong swimmers.

A Teacup Pomsky is the smallest size of the breed that’s available.

Yes, this breed has a thick double coat that requires daily brushing and regular scheduled grooming appointments to keep their coats clean and shedding under control.