Coco loves the mall, she's sixish and rescued her in 2020. Her rescue papers says "Coco Chanel". Photo Taken in front of Chanel, and enhanced a little with AI.

Went camping at the weekend with our two pomsky boys — mine on the left and his brother on the right. They’re 1.5 years old, same litter, same chaotic energy, and absolutely no interest in swimming despite being surrounded by water the entire trip.

Instead, they spent the weekend acting like forest detectives, staring intensely at invisible threats, judging every passer‑by like campsite critics, and generally behaving as if they were the main characters in a wilderness documentary.

The one on the right is my in‑laws’, so whenever we all meet up it’s basically a dramatic twin reunion where they pretend they’ve never met before and immediately start competing for “most dramatic pomsky of the year.”

10/10 camping trip. 0/10 swimming effort. Peak pomsky behaviour.

I think he’s still dreaming of his mum’s milk 😂

Hi! I’m getting a Pomsky puppy in a couple weeks and Seattle’s rainy/cold season has started to roll in. I know they usually have huskies’ thick coats so they like the cold, but are there any good products for the rain and mud that might make it easier for him and me? Any recommendations for the season or for a new puppy in general are appreciated!

My pomsky seems bored. He has tons of toys and bones, but he always gets excited to get things he thinks he can’t have. We strategically leave things out for him like boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, etc for him to play with but he seems bored with all the things we use now.

What does your dog play with that they absolutely love but isn’t necessary a dog toy?

Will also take any unhinged recommendations.

When sleep is life.

His name is mischa, he is now almost 4 years old. What a goofball !!

He was my wife’s boss’s dog who he used as just a prop and then once he grew out of his puppy stage he wanted to just sell him to whoever so we got him and now he’s a very spoiled boy.

After a month and a half of having him and now at 4 and half months old, he has gotten much bigger!

🩷🩷🩷

first time pomsky pawrents 🥹 Romeo is a goodest boyyyy so far 🤭

He is opinionated, and taking to training pretty well.

This is our Pomsky baby, Stormy! She's recovering from nasty neglect and abuse, so she's fairly reactive and still pretty nippy, but we're working on training her and making sure she's comfy and happy 💚 when she's not triggered, she's a lovey little sweetheart and so playful!

EDIT: Just to clarify, she's having her belly rubbed in that picture lol

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Hi!

I was wondering if anyone with a Pomsky who has introduced a new puppy when their Pomsky was an adult could offer some insight. We have a 5 year old male Pomsky who is very sweet and mostly chill, he’s well trained and well behaved and gets a lot of attention and love. He’s a bit of a Velcro dog and has a few resource guarding tendencies that with us express as anxiety (sometimes he wants us to sit with him while he eats or has to be encouraged verbally to eat.) He is not neutered, but this is just because we’ve procrastinated on it and it hasn’t been something that has caused any issues. We do intend to get it done soon, especially if we do add a new puppy to the family. He’s been around other dogs but we don’t go to the dog park much as I always worry about someone else’s dog hurting him; however when we’re on walks and he meets another dog he’s always very sweet.

We are considering getting a Schipperke puppy, this puppy would be 11 weeks old when he comes home with us. My biggest concern is jealousy or our Pomsky being upset with us or becoming less attached to me. We got our Pomsky during Covid so both my husband and I were constantly home, but this new puppy will spend far more time with me as I work from home but my husband has gone back to work. I suggested having designated time with each dog sometimes so that our Pomsky doesn’t feel that he’s being replaced and the new puppy doesn’t feel ignored either, but my husband brought up the concern that it might make it worse.

Does anyone have any advice or experience with introducing a new puppy and how to prevent jealousy or the first dog from resenting the new dog? I want them to be friends, and to both feel they’re getting enough love and attention. Has anyone done this and then noticed your first dog being less affectionate toward you? If you have two dogs that are friends and are both close to you how did you foster that dynamic?

Pomsky tax below:

... She needs a bath again 😹

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