Because of their cute features and suitability for smaller homes, the Pomsky has become a very desirable designer breed. But because natural breeding between Pomeranians and Huskies would be unsafe, Pomskies are almost always bred through artificial insemination. This is a very expensive process, which means that buying a Pomsky from a breeder is not a small investment. Because many dog owners don't anticipate the needs of their canine companions, many Pomskies end up in shelters, so consider adopting one before hopping online to search for a Pomsky breeder in your area.
Because of their overall size, they are well suited for apartment living. But unlike Pomeranians, the Pomsky will grow to be much closer to their Husky counterparts: Up to 35 to 40 pounds when fully grown. Your Pomsky will require at least one good, long walk per day to ensure they maintain a healthy weight.