Dark Wolf Sable Girl Pomsky *** VIDEO *** 2.3.17

Pictures of the mother and father are included. Got a picture of her using the potty pad, I haven't had to mop up an accident for awhile now. :)

They will be ready to go to their new homes at 8 weeks old. Pups will be around 20 pounds as an adult. The Husky mother is a smaller husky.

This pup is dark wolf sable with a white chest and white feet. She has brown eyes.

There's a video on here, but Next Day only allows 40 second clips. I can email a longer ones.

Please email me for an application for a puppy if you're interested. A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to hold a puppy. I accept credit cards or PayPal. PayPal has a line of credit you can apply for if you want to make payments.

We have been breeding for over 25 years. We are a kennel in name only, our pups are raised inside our house. We don't have a facility or out buildings because we don't breed dozens of dogs. We focus on quality, not quantity. We limit the number of adults we have so we can give each the attention they deserve. (And, in turn, their puppies.) Our dogs are not just "breeding stock". Our adults have their own bedroom and a separate bedroom serves as the nursery. Our dogs are part of our family so they aren't put outside when their pups are born. Since they are inside, the pups are kept in a very clean environment from day one, it helps with their potty training. They will be partially potty trained and kennel trained. By the time they leave our house they will be used to normal household noise such as vacuums, tv's, etc.

Pups come with:

* Registered with the International Pomsky Association (IPA).
* CKC Registration Application
* At least one Vaccination
* De-worming at 6 weeks
* Dew claws removed
* Health Guarantee
* A care package including food, worming medicine to do a fresh worming at home, a slightly used pee pad so they know where to go at their new home, harness & leash, a toy, and a blanket with mom’s scent to help them adjust to their new home.

We do not micro-chip our puppies. They’ve been known to migrate to different parts of the body so we let this be a decision for their forever family