pomskys

A Pomsky is a cross between a Pomeranian and a Siberian Husky. Pomskies are tiny dogs with big personalities. They are silly, active, and playful. They love being the center of attention and can be prone to barking. They have endless energy and need regular exercise.

They love everyone and get along with other dogs, but tend to latch on to a single person. They aren't suspicious of strangers and are gentle and outgoing.

As puppies, they tend to zoom around the house at full throttle, barking as loud as they can. Thankfully, these periods of madness can be reduced with regular exercise, training, and lots of playtime.

They may dart off in pursuit of interesting scents or movement, so fenced-in yards, leashes, and a watchful eye are recommended.

Pomskies are curious and fast learners. Like Siberian Huskies, they love to dig and howl.

The Pomsky is a popular designer breed that crosses the friendly Pomeranian with the athletic Siberian Husky. The Pomsky is still considered new to the dog world but is often considered a healthier option when compared to their purebred counterparts and has an estimated life expectancy of 12-15 years. However, while data is still being collected on them it is important to note they can still be predisposed to some of the same health concerns of the breeds they derive from. With proper care and yearly vet exams, the majority of Pomskies will live long and healthy lives. Your vet might also recommend running basic health screenings to diagnose or even rule out potential health risks.

 
Health Concerns
• Patellar Luxation
• Allergies
• Dental Disease

Minor Health Concerns
• Hip Dysplasia
• Eye Issue
• Collapsed Trachea
• Heart Conditions
• Epilepsy
• Skin Conditions

Suggested Screenings
• Eye Exam
• Cardiac Exam
• Knee Exam
• Hip X-ray

Routine Care
• Neuter or Spay
• Regular Dental Exams
• Eye Care
• Skin & Coat Care
• Controlled Exercise

Pomskies need regular exercise and socialization to ward off destructive behavior and their tendency to bark. Pomsky puppies crave attention and need someone to watch them at all times to ensure their high-spirited, playful personalities don't get them into trouble.

They can be prone to separation anxiety and can chew furniture or bark excessively if left alone and not adequately exercised. Give them lots of playtime and attention.

Pomskies have the classic Husky double coat so shed a lot and need regular brushing.

Pomskies are great with children but owners should be watchful when small children are around since the Pomsky's small size makes it more susceptible to injury from roughhousing.