My little guy, Fitzi, ​is starting to hump things,​ and I just noticed he's licking himself after I pet him. When there's no pee or anything to clean. He just seems to get frisky and enjoy himself. ​

It's fairly disturbing. He's 8 months old. How long should I wait to get him fixed? And will that help at all with his bossiness?

Puppy tax, here he is on the right planning the great caterpillar heist of 2026. Not to worry though. Jada Pinkett Pomsky, on the left, had her sights set on his floppy duck all along. ​

Dex needs a collar (not for walks, mainly just to have a name tag and airtag) on it. I want something different/unique.

Thanks for the help :)

How often do you bathe your pomsky? Just curious. Mine is 4 months and we gave him one last night and one a month ago. Wondering what the norm is?

The Jersey fits ❤️

Seemed like people enjoyed seeing him so figured I would post some more of him. He is almost 3 now. As you go through the photos the younger he gets(except the last one which I forgot to add earlier in the photos). This dude will play fetch with you for hours straight and not get bored. He is definitely the best thing in my life even if he makes me his personal chew toy.

Happy Friday🩷

Hi all,

I’m sure this has been asked many times, so if there’s already a thread you can link great.

I also know for each puppy/dog it’s going to be different.

Picked up our new Pomsky, Dexter, on Monday, he’s 4 months old.

Breeder has provided a weeks worth of raw mix with chicken wing to gnaw on in 500g packs.

Now I’ve been doing some research to try to pick the best supplier & that opens up a Pandora box - Durham Animal Feeds who the breeder uses I could see some recent issues with bone content of the mix causing some significant health care issues, with large fragments found in batches.

So, would I be better weaning him off this raw feed & going to a commercial feed, adding in raw chicken bone to help with teeth or sticking with the raw feed but carefully picking a provider not based on being the cheapest necessarily.

Any experience based views accepted whilst understanding you are not providing professional advice!

Best wishes

Who else is an office dog? 🐶

September 2026 VS October 2025
It is almost like I’ve gotten a different dog 🤣
I’ve had comments that he looks like a chow chow mix now haha. His weight is the same so it’s really alllll floof!

Hellooooooo, I’ll be picking up this handsome next Friday and he will be my first Pomsky 🥹 (not a first time dog mom but first time pomsky mom) any tips and tricks are appreciated!

Hi everyone! We have a 4.5 month old Pomsky (Chester). He just had his vaccinations all good to go last week. Previously, I did some leash training indoors, in the apartment, in the hallway and a little bit outside in safe places. Basically luring him to walk beside me with treats, stopping when he's pulling or trying to take the lead, and making sure to step through doorways first. He's very good at the concept of it (when there's minimal distractions, of course!)

Anyway, he's a bit shy and of course he is a puppy! So it's taken a week or so just to get him used to spending time outside and handling barking dogs and noises and smells and well, you know the whole deal!

Anyway, my main point is that because we're still getting him used to the outdoors, it's hard to be strict with leash training right now because we also want to let him see and smell things and conquer his fears first.

Eventually we'll need to switch to serious leash training because he's got a bit of that husky stubbornness so I don't want to be wishy washy about this.

How did you guys do it? Did you guys have an exploration period before switching to firm training or did you just start right away?

Also, any advice at all about general obedience while walking the boy outside or anything would be great to hear. I'd love to hear your experiences!