Question 1

What breeds should be in a Pomsky?

Accepted Answer

An F1 Pomsky will only be Husky and Pomeranian in the 50/50 split. Other generations may contain a % of American Eskimo and/or German Spitz Klein. The UKPA only approves the use of the Siberian Husky, Pomeranian, American Eskimo and German Spitz Klein in the development of the breed at present. A dog that contains breeds outside of these approved breeds is not re-guarded as a Pomsky.

Question 2

What health issues are a concern?

Accepted Answer

It is entirely possible for any of the known genetic illnesses present in Huskies, Pomeranians, American Eskimos and German Spitz Klein to appear in the Pomsky. The main concerns are hip and elbow dysplasia, Glaucoma and Patella issues. We would encourage you to research into the pedigree breeds used  to create Pomskies to fully understand what illnesses could appear. Pomskies from health tested lines are so far very healthy as a breed. This is why it is critical to health test all breeding dogs so  they are less likely to pose a risk of genetic inheritance of these diseases

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HONEY & PASHA

4 Puppies born 17th July 2024
2 Males & 2 Females

Honey & Pasha are both extensively health tested with great passing scores. This is their second litter together.

Ready to leave: 11th September 2024

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AVAILABLE PUPPIES

HONEY & PASHA 4 Puppies born 17th July 2024 2 Males & 2 Females Honey & Pasha are both extensively health tested with great passing scores. This is their second litter together. Ready to leave: 11th September 2024

Available puppies

HOUSE OF POMSKIES UK BREEDERS

HONEY & PASHA

4 Puppies born 17th July 2024
2 Males & 2 Females

Honey & Pasha are both extensively health tested with great passing scores. This is their second litter together.

Ready to leave: 11th September 2024

HOUSE OF POMSKIES
UK BREEDERS