Read This Before You Buy a Pomsky
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Read This Before You Buy a Pomsky Hybrid or ‘designer’ dog breed that is a cross between a Pomeranian and a Siberian Husky. Also known as a Pomeranian Husky.
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Temperament: The personality and temperament traits of the Pomsky will be determined by his/her parent’s and it’s important to know that personality can’t be guaranteed just like with physical characteristics. It’s good to have an idea of how your puppy will act when grown up because you want to know what you’ll be getting yourself into and don’t want to buy a dog that’s not right for you!
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The Siberian Husky is a gorgeous breed with a thick coat of fur that comes in a variety of colors and is known to be a very intelligent dog that can be trained. In addition Huskies are very athletic dogs and they require plenty of exercise or else they may get out of hand around your home. Although the Pomeranian is a tiny dog you shouldn’t let looks fool you because they have a wonderful, loving personality! They can be trained simply for obedience or in agility as well, however training can be difficult because if you allow your Pomeranian to pick up bad habits while young it may be hard to shake the bad behavior when older.
Finally onto the Pomsky and what traits they inherit from their parents. Pomeranian Huskies generally have many of the favorable traits from their parents, for example they are known to be quite intelligent and playful just like a Husky.
Coat: The Pomsky has a beautiful coat that is soft and also thick which is why they require extra care. You should keep in mind that even though Pomskies are smaller than Huskies they can still shed a lot of hair; they go through 2 shedding stages per year and each period lasts for around 90 days. Since this designer breed has a double-coat they can better adapt to cold climates which may be beneficial to you if you live somewhere that gets considerably cold during the winter.
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Watch Out For Pomsky Puppy Mills! If you’re out searching for a new Pomsky puppy to bring home pay close attention to some of these tell-tale signs that can be red flags for a puppy mill in disguise. For those who aren’t aware, a puppy mill is essentially a dog factory – These so called breeders are trying to churn out puppies as quickly and efficiently as possible without having a care in the world for the well-being of any of the dogs in question. They are after one thing and one thing only and that’s profits, so their decisionmaking ability is jaded by the dollar signs. It’s not hard to avoid puppy mills when searching for that cute new Pomsky to bring home, just be vigilante about a few things. First off, any reputable breeder will allow you to meet the parents of the puppy.
Especially with new born puppies, the parents will still be around so a breeder should have no problem in allowing you to see the parent dogs allowing you to see how healthy they are, how big they have grown amongst other things. If the breeder you are purchasing the puppy from does not allow you to visit their kennel walk away immediately. Any proud breeder will be happy to have you at their facility to show where the puppies are bred, where they are kept, where they eat.
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