How much do Pomskies cost?
$1500-$3000
Each of our puppies are individually priced 1500-4000 depending on size, coat colors, markings, masking and eye colors:
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PRICE BREAKDOWN:
1500-2500
For light colored puppies with no mask, prices start at 1500 and go up from there depending on size, coat colors, markings and eye colors.
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3000-4000
For husky masked puppies, prices start at 3000 and go up from there depending on size, coat colors, markings, and eye colors.
Pricing for each individual puppy will be determined by the Seller based on overall appearance, and there will be some exceptions to the price scale above.
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(NOTE: No puppy will leave our custody until the payment, in full, is completed and cleared)
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PAYMENT METHODS
For payment, we accept:
Zelle (found in your banking app),
cashiers checks and
cash.
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For submission of online payments, our email address is dakotapomskies@gmail.com
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We do not accept personal checks or credit cards.
How does the Waiting List work?
Our Waiting List for future litters is always open! To join the Waiting List, we require a non-refundable $500 Reservation Fee to be paid. This is taken out of the total Puppy Adoption Fee.
Choosing of puppies goes in order of Reservation Fees received. Choosing happens around 4-6 weeks of age. Your Reservation Fee is good until we find you the puppy you love most!
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Your Reservation Fee confirms that you intend to follow through with your purchase. It is non-refundable if you change your mind.
Upon submitting the Reservation Fee to join the Waiting List, you are agreeing to all terms and conditions marked out in our Purchase Agreement and Guarantees.
Ready to join the Waiting List? Fill out our application and I will be in contact with you about submitting your Reservation Fee.
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***We reserve the right to keep any puppy or puppies from any litter. The Waiting List applies to all puppies available after our pick(s), if any, have been made.
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For more about non-refundable deposits, check out this extremely informative article.
Can You Hold a Puppy For Me?
Only once you have placed the Reservation Fee.
If you have joined our Waiting List, you will be able to choose your puppy according to your place in line. I can not hold any puppy from those ahead of you in line to save it for you. Joining the Waiting List EARLIER is always better to ensure you get higher in the choosing order! Choosing of puppies goes in order of Reservation Fees received (which is required to join our Waiting List).
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If you haven't joined our Waiting List, you are NOT in line to choose a puppy, even if you have expressed serious interest.
After the Waiting List has chosen, I will open up any remaining puppies to the public. Once this has happened, you can choose a puppy from those that are remaining and place your Reservation Fee for that specific puppy, if it is still available.
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PLEASE NOTE: I can NOT reserve a puppy without the Reservation Fee being submitted.
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However, once it is your turn to choose, and you have identified a puppy to me and placed your Reservation Fee, that puppy will be marked as unavailable and will be held for you until it is old enough to go home!
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***No Puppy will leave our custody until the payment, in full, is completed and cleared.
What is Included with my Pomsky Adoption?
Our goal is to make sure your Pomsky puppy comes home to you ready for family life! From the moment they are born, they are hearing all the sounds of daily living. As they grow, they are being played with, interacting with other dogs, along with unlimited other stimulants to ensure they are well socialized by the time they are old enough to go to their new homes.
In addition to raising all of our puppies in our home with us, we want to make sure YOU have the tools needed to make puppy's transition to their new home as smooth as possible.
That's why we make sure each new owner receives our "Puppy Pack" complete with all of the following:
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Puppy Pedigree showing your puppy's lineage
30 days FREE coverage with Trupanion
Health Report from Veterinary Exam ensuring puppy is in good health
Short-Term Health Guarantee
1-Year Health Guarantee
Microchip and Microchip registration
Up to date on deworming and vaccinations
25% off code for BAXTER & Bella Online Puppy School : DAKOTAPOMSKIES
Puppy Pack including:
Transitional puppy food,
Towel that smells like mom and littermates,
Rope toy,
Chew toy,
Roll of poo bags,
And a rawhide chip chew...
all loaded up in an adorable custom Dakota Pomskies tote bag!
New owners will be added to Dakota Pomskies Owners Facebook Group where they can keep up with littermates, ask questions, and get to know other Dakota Pomskies puppy owners!
In addition to all of this, all of our puppy owners get an automatic 15% off any puppy they get from us in the future!
How big will my Pomsky get?
We CANNOT guarantee any specific size.
As a newer breed, sizes of full-grown Pomskies can vary a lot! With first generation (F1) Pomskies, sizes could range easily from 15-35 pounds, and even up to the size of a full-grown husky! Now getting into further generations, the predicted adult weight range is getting narrower. With our 15 pound parents, we expect their puppies to range from 5-35 pounds, with most ranging 12-18 pounds.
Of course there is still a chance of outliers, meaning that there can be puppies that grow up to be heavier (up to 65 pounds!) or lighter (as small as 5 pounds!) than the expected adult weight range. For now, we still can't exactly predict the adult weight of any specific puppy, but the more generations we get into the Pomsky breed, the more conformity we will get in their size!
If we give you an "estimated adult weight", please know there is still a decent chance that your puppy may end up smaller or larger than the range we originally mentioned. We have been compiling weights from our previous puppies for years to try to get the best educated guess that we can, but again, we just CAN'T guarantee your pup will be any specific size.
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Here's a great article from APKC addressing the question about Pomsky sizing.
BONUS: they used a photo of ours in their article to show different sizes in Pomskies! :)
Can my Pomsky be shipped to me?
Yes! We definitely prefer if all of our puppies can be picked up in person, but if that isn't possible, we DO offer shipping via flight nanny. Typically this can be done for about an additional $500-$1000 within the continental US, but it all depends on availabity and pricing at the time.
You are also welcome to fly to our airport (FSD). You may need to rent a car to drive to Corsica to pick up your puppy, but depending on our schedule at the time, we may be able to meet you at the airport with your puppy.
Will my Pomsky shed?
Yep, but not always.
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Pomskies have a double coat, which means that they have a short undercoat as well as a longer outer coat. This is to protect them from extreme cold as well as heat.
Most of the year, shedding will be very minimal, if at all. However, twice a year, Pomskies (like Huskies and Pomeranians) will "blow their coat", meaning that they lose their undercoat. This happens before cold winter and before hot summer, so they can grow their new undercoat for protection.
The best way to handle this is to take your Pomsky outside and brush them daily. It may take 2-3 weeks for them to drop most of their undercoat, but with daily maintenance, you should avoid getting too much hair in your home.
What color will my Pomskies eyes be?
Did you know that your puppies eyes can continue changing color even after you take them home? This is why no breeder can guarantee eye color.
Puppies open their eyes right around 2 weeks old, and all puppies have blue eyes at this point. However, their eye color can begin to change around 3-4 weeks of age. So around 4-5 weeks, an experienced breeder with a trained eye should be able to tell if the puppies eye color is beginning to change. This can be a very subtle change in some cases, so even then, it can take a very trained eye to guess accurately.
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It is most obvious if the puppies eye color is changing to brown.
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However, if the puppies eye color is changing to amber, the eyes may still look blue when you take the puppy home! This blue will have a greenish hue to it though, which is why you may see this eye color referred to as green. The eyes don't stay that greenish-blue though, as they will continue to change to a gorgeous yellow/amber color. This is the same color that you would see in a Chocolate Lab.
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Pomskies can also have bi-eyes or parti-eyes.
Bi-eyes means that a Pomsky has one eye one color while the other eye is a completely different color. Typically there will be one blue eye and one brown eye. This is an often sought-after trait that is passed down from the husky genes.
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Parti-eyes means that a part of at least one of their eyes is a different color. This could be half of one eye, down to a very small chip of different color. So a Pomsky may have one blue eye and the other eye is half blue and half brown. Or the opposite. Or the Pomsky could have blue eyes with a very small chip of brown in one eye. There are many wonderful combinations!!
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Another method that some breeders use to aid in guessing eye color is the "flash test". This is JUST a tool that can aid in the tricky guesswork that is determining eye color. In adult dogs, a flash from a camera can turn the retina of blue eyes a bright red. So the idea is that it should do the same in a puppy. However, the retina is not fully developed in a puppy, and can flash red anyway. It is also quite difficult to get the right angle with the right lighting to capture the red eye. In my experience, a bright red flash could mean that the eye will stay blue, where as a dull red flash could mean the eye will change to amber, and no flash at all could mean the eye will be brown or at least have some brown in it. This has mostly proven true from all of my testing, but again, it is still just a guess and the end result could be completely different than the tricky guesswork. Some experienced breeders swear by the "flash test" while other experienced breeders find it completely inaccurate. In all of my experience, I have found it to be fairly accurate, but still only use it just as a "guess".
Can my Pomsky be home alone during the day?
Yes and No.
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Puppies have tons of energy! They are growing which means their brains are developing at astounding rates. They are curious, and need opportunities to learn, explore, and interact with others. Puppies do not do well if shut in a crate all day. They will be overwhelmed with energy by the time you return home tired from a full days work, often ending up being overly energetic, or even destructive in behavior because of lack of stimulus. Not to mention their bathroom needs. Their little bodies are just not able to hold it that long.
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With the right facilities, like a secure, fenced-in yard, your Pomsky could be safe and happy during your long day away. However, they still need (and crave) interaction. In this situation, we would highly recommend having another well-behaved dog for your Pomsky to interact with. Pomskies need social interaction and some will quite literally go crazy without it.
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In addition to this, we can't recommend doggie daycare highly enough! Many new puppy owners claim they WOULD NOT HAVE SURVIVED those first few weeks/months without it. Working people can drop their dog off at the daycare at the beginning of the work day and pick them up on their way back home at the end of the day. Meanwhile, the puppy is playing, playing, playing, playing with other dogs all day. This way, you have a nice, mellow, happy puppy to enjoy in the evening!
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A step beyond doggie daycare are professional trainers who will actually take your dog for the first few weeks and do the hardest stuff for you. Then you get a puppy back who is already house trained and well adjusted with basic obedience. But the biggest issue with this is that YOU need to be trained to be able to continue the training at home. If the trainer doesn't realize this is the most important step, you should find a new trainer. Otherwise your puppy will be extremely confused and it will end up being a waste of money.
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If you have a new puppy, and you're pulling out your hair ... sleep deprived with a headache from all the puppy crying.... don't re-home in desperation! Daycare and/or training can get you past the difficult beginning, and then you'll have years of enjoyment with your well-behaved dog to enjoy!
How do Pomskies do with cats?
While we don't personally have any cats, we have plenty of owners that do!
This is what H&D had to say, "with some vigilance and careful guidance, it took only 3 days for them to all adjust! It's almost unbelievable!"
So, those with feline friends at home, have no fear! Pomskies can and do wonderfully with them!
What does F1, F1b, F2, multigen, etc mean?
These stand for what Generation a Pomsky is:
F1 – a dog with purebred parents. (50% Siberian Husky and 50% Pomeranian)
F1b – B stands for backcross- a purebred Pomeranian or Siberian Husky crossed with a regular F1 Pomsky (so 25% Pomeranian and 75% Siberian Husky or vice versa)
F2 – A dog with two F1 Pomsky parents. While this dog is, on paper, 50% Pomeranian and 50% Siberian Husky, this generation is generally much more varied than F1's or F1b's, but a necessary part of breeding towards dogs who will breed true.
F2b - Like in the F1b, the B stands for backcross - in this case a purebred Pomeranian or Siberian Husky, OR an F1b, is crossed with an F2 Pomsky,
Multigen – a dog with multiple generations of Pomeranian/Siberian Husky crosses behind them. A multi-gen dog is a necessity if a breeder wants to pursue a dog that ‘breeds true’- ie, produces offspring that look mostly like itself, with regards to size, markings and other characteristics.
What is a microchip?
A Microchip is a form of permanent identification. It is about the size of a grain of rice and is inserted under the skin above the shoulders of the dog. The Microchip stays there for life. When a Microchip reader is waved above the dog's shoulders, a number shows up on the reader. This number belongs to the dog being scanned, and ONLY that dog.
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If your dog ever gets lost, a veterinarian or animal shelter can read the microchip and if you have the number registered with a service, they can look up your name and contact info. This way you can have your precious pet returned to you promptly!
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A Microchip also proves very useful in record keeping. It is required on our contract to have your dog's microchip number scanned and listed on paperwork such as health exams, registration certificates, DNA profiles, etc.. Since no other dog will share that particular microchip number, it serves as proof that the record in question does indeed belong to the dog's whose microchip is listed.
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Our Pomsky pups all come with a microchip included in the Adoption Fee!
How Do I Apply?
If you are ready to bring home your own Pomsky puppy, please fill out the appropriate application listed below:
Puppy Application
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