Comments on: Pomsky Dog Breed – Guide To The Husky Pomeranian Mix

By: Kim P

Kim P — Fri, 07 Jun 2019 14:59:49 +0000

The link to the USA rescue https://www.mypomskypuppy.com/adopt-a-pomsky-puppy is just a broker page, it’s not actually a rescue.

There is not a dedicated Pomsky rescue in the USA at this point because most of the ethical Pomsky breeders have a clause in their contract where the dog can be returned back to the breeder to be rehomed. It’s also why Pomskies are rarely seen in shelters/rescue centers.

By: James D Hager

James D Hager — Mon, 20 May 2019 07:05:49 +0000

Greetings from Columbia, SC. My name is Father James (Jimmy Dale) Hager and I’m the most avid Siberian Husky owner in the world, bar none. My last “Husky,” I bought in Arizona when I was assigned to the United States Army Intelligence Center and School as a Counterintelligence Instructor. She was a UKC Husky Wolf mix. I own a 38 acre farm in Promised Land, SC, and Sheba was the Queen of the farm and regularly killed coyotes and javalinas (very small wild pigs), however, she who weighed 80 pounds was killed by a 175 pound Timberwolve. I then adopted Molly from a Huskimo rescue mission. She’s two, and very healthy and is very affectionate. My hrother Chuck and his wife Katheryn own a healthy two year old UKC Eskimo Spitz named Spot. Molly is an outdoor dog and loves to “shepherd,” any thing and every thing. Being as she’s affectionate I’d be willing to bet she’ll proudly both mother and shepherd Jack around the yard. Molly’s an outdoor dog whereas I plan for Jack to be an indoor dog.

By: Ashley Sager

Ashley Sager — Wed, 21 Feb 2018 11:12:31 +0000

Problems are in every dog breed. but a true dog owner needs to know his dogs problems which at crucial times of dog can be taken care.

By: Tonya Ryan

Tonya Ryan — Sun, 12 Mar 2017 17:03:54 +0000

I have a Siberian female husky and would love to have a Pomsky mated with her, I do not want to be a breeder, I just want a family……