F4 Pomsky Puppies for Rehome

A Pomsky is a Siberian Husky x Pomeranian cross, a miniature Husky look with a big personality. This is a small home litter in Bukidnon, Philippines, one dam and one litter, and I am careful about where each one goes.

Puppies
3
Go home
At 8 weeks, not earlier

The Litter

Willow's litter

Due date to be confirmed · 3 puppies

Willow and Dusky
Willow and Dusky
Willow, the dam

Willow

Dam · Pomsky · F4 · 9kg

  • Blue eyes
  • Affectionate and friendly with everyone
  • Useless as a guard dog
  • Vocal, howls and talks back
  • No prey drive
  • High energy, needs to play every day
  • Steady enough to be trusted off leash
  • Blows coat twice a year
Dusky, the sire

Dusky

Sire · Pomsky · F4 · 7.5kg

  • Parti-eyed
  • More Pomeranian side
  • Affectionate and friendly, but wary of strangers
  • An alert watchdog with big dog attitude in a small body
  • Vocal, howls and talks back
  • Quick to learn tricks, but selectively obedient, with the stubborn Husky streak
  • Strong prey drive
  • Confident and a little bossy with other dogs
  • High energy, needs to play every day
  • Blows coat twice a year

About Pomskies

A Pomsky is a cross between a Siberian Husky and a Pomeranian, bred to look like a miniature Husky. Most stay small to medium sized, with a thick double coat, striking eyes, and a big personality in a compact frame. They are clever, vocal, and full of energy, so they do best with owners who are active and have time for daily play and training.

Puppy Photos

Puppy photo 1

What's Included

The Process

  1. Read this page.
  2. Submit the application below. No payment, no puppy selection at this stage.
  3. I read every application myself and reply within a few days.
  4. If approved, I send you a deposit link and add you to the waitlist in deposit order.
  5. Puppy selection happens later, in deposit order, once the pups are old enough to tell apart in temperament and looks.

Pricing

Price
To be announced
Deposit
To be announced

The deposit is only requested after your application is approved. There is no payment step on this page, and no link to one. If someone sends you a payment link claiming to be me before approval, it is not me.

The Application

Please answer properly. I am not picking on price or who asks first. I am picking on who this puppy will actually live with. I will want photo updates as they grow. If that feels like too much, we are not a fit.

Most of my applicants are first-time Pomsky owners, and that is completely fine. The notes under each question explain what to expect from the breed, so read them as you go. There are no trick questions, honest answers beat perfect ones.

I like knowing who my puppies are going home with. A quick look at your profile helps.
Good to know: most Pomskies love the company of other dogs. Cats can work too, but some Pomskies inherit the Husky prey drive, so slow, early introductions matter. No other pets is a fine answer.
Good to know: your puppy will need booster vaccines in its first months, then regular checkups for life. Pick a clinic before the puppy comes home. "I have not chosen one yet" is an honest answer, just tell me your plan.
Good to know: landlord trouble is one of the most common reasons young dogs lose their homes. Pomskies are also vocal, they howl and talk, so thin walls and strict neighbors are worth thinking about now.
Good to know: the purchase price is the cheapest part of owning a dog. Food, vaccines, grooming tools, and surprise vet bills add up every year, for 12 to 15 years.
Good to know: Pomskies are high energy and clever. Left alone too long, they get loud and destructive. If you work away from home, tell me your plan, there are workarounds.
Optional. Nothing is guaranteed. Pomskies vary a lot, even within one litter.
Optional.

FAQ

What does F4 mean?

The F number counts generations from the original Husky x Pomeranian cross. F1 is that first cross, and every generation of Pomsky to Pomsky breeding adds one. Willow and Dusky are both F4, so every ancestor for four generations has been a Pomsky. That makes size, coat, and temperament far more predictable than in early crosses, where two puppies from the same litter can look like different breeds. These puppies are fifth generation. It is about consistency, not quality, and some variation still happens. Nothing is guaranteed.

How does the waitlist work?

Strictly by deposit order among approved applicants. Approval order does not matter, deposit order does. First deposit picks first.

Are deposits refundable?

If I cannot provide you a puppy for any reason on my side, your deposit comes back in full. If you change your mind, it does not, because holding your spot meant turning someone else away.

What if it does not work out?

You can return the dog to me at any point in its life, no questions asked. I would always rather take the dog back than see it rehomed. A refund is only possible within the first 60 days. After that you can still return the dog, but the money stays.

Pickup or delivery?

Pickup around Bukidnon is preferred. I want to meet you anyway. A scheduled meet-up in Cagayan de Oro or Davao is free. Arranged transport anywhere else in the Philippines is possible at your cost, and we can talk through options after approval.

What if there are fewer puppies than approved applicants?

It happens. Litters are small and nothing is certain before birth. Selection runs in deposit order, and anyone left without a puppy gets their deposit back in full, straight away.