Pomskies will often inherit the watchdog trait from their Pomeranian side, and the good-natured disposition of the Siberian Husky. Pomskies are also very intelligent, trainable, fiercely loyal, easy-going with most other dogs and humans, and a loving, cuddly breed. It’s pretty clear that they can make a great pet.

Pomskies are vocal dogs that tend to be yappy if they aren’t properly trained. Socialization with other dogs and people is important, especially at an early age. Pomskies are very trainable, but may inherit some stubbornness from the Siberian Husky, so they are best suited for experienced dog owners.

Do Pomskies bark a lot? Although Pomskies may inherit tendencies to vocalize from either parent breed, a comfortable, well-adjusted, properly trained and socialized Pomsky should not be prone to excessive barking.

Pomskies also tend to be protective, which can increase their tendency to bark, especially around strangers. They do, however, make excellent watchdogs. Because of this, pomskies aren’t a good fit for inexperienced dog owners, who may feel overwhelmed by and frustrated with the breed’s strong personality.

Small breeder that raises puppies in her home, utilizing many of the Puppy Culture Methods and Early Neurological Stimulation in order to produce the most well rounded puppies possible. We are one of the few Pomsky breeders in the nation that does full health testing.

Windy City Pomsky is family run Pomsky breeder based in the Chicago NW suburbs. We breed one litter at a time to give our puppies the best love and care possible. Our puppies live inside our home with us and they are treated as our own pets.

Every puppy coming from Gypsy Rose Pomskies has adult/children socialization from day one. Our puppies are born in our house and are raised in our home. DNA testing is done through Embark before breeding to ensure happy and healthy next generation Pomskies. Embark can test over 190+ hereditary diseases.