The Pomsky is a cross between the Pomeranian and the Siberian Husky, often bred via artificial insemination due to size differences. This hybrid has quickly gained popularity for its adorable, wolf-like appearance, fluffy coat, and big personality in a smaller package.

Pomskies often inherit the best (and sometimes the most challenging) traits of both parents — the playfulness and alertness of the Pomeranian combined with the intelligence and energy of the Husky. They are social, vocal, and full of character, but they need regular training and exercise to keep their strong-willed side in check.

Their looks vary greatly depending on genetics — some look more like small Huskies, while others lean heavily toward Pomeranian features.

• Origin: Designer breed (USA)

• Breed Group: Hybrid / Companion

• Lifespan: 12–15 years

• Size: 10–15 inches tall, 15–30 pounds

• Coat Type: Thick, double coat; medium to long

• Temperament: Playful, intelligent, vocal, loyal

• Exercise Needs: Moderate to high

• Training Needs: Smart but can be stubborn

• Grooming Needs: Moderate to high

• Health: Prone to dental issues, luxating patella, eye problems, and shedding

Pomskies are vibrant, social dogs that love to be involved in everything their humans do. They're highly intelligent and enjoy activities that challenge both their bodies and minds.

Because of their strong-willed nature and vocal tendencies, early training and consistent boundaries are key. They can be prone to barking, especially when bored or under-stimulated.

They do best in homes with owners who are committed to exercise, training, and grooming, and they can thrive in both apartments and houses if their needs are met.