Meet Petunia! A handsome little Pomsky puppy that is sure to bring you lots of joy and laughter. These puppies love to run around the yard or the house, chasing after anyone who will play with them. The puppies love to be around people and love when you give them scratches behind their ears and on their bellies. Outgoing and mischievous, these cuties are sure to fill any household with tons of entertainment and laughter! They love to explore their surroundings, whether they are outside where they can find new treasures to play with and chase each other around the yard or inside our home where they play tug-of-war with their toys and find a soft spot to curl up and take a long puppy snooze! They are up to date with their shots and dewormer. They also have been vet checked from noes to toes by a vet. Their mother weighs around 20 pounds and the Dad weighs around 28 pounds. Both parents are F1 Pomskys and they are on the premises, so you can get the opportunity to meet them if you would like. Petunia weighs 22 pounds at the moment. Could you imagine waking up to this sweetheart everyday to be smothered in puppy kisses, wet noses and cuddles? Dont wait any longer and give us a call before you miss out! This cutie is waiting to bring joy and happiness into your life! $250 or Best Offer
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Litter details
LocationCambridge City, Indiana
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedPomsky
Age1 year, 5 months
GenerationF2
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexFemale
Health & Docs
AKC registered by collectionWorm treatedParents are health testedVet checkedMicrochipped by collection dateRegisteredVaccinations up to date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Pros
Striking "mini wolf" look appeals to designer dog fans
Very smart and generally easy to train with consistent techniques
Well-suited for families with children and smaller households
Can adapt to both apartment and house living with adequate exercise
Cons
Heavy seasonal shedding demands regular grooming
May experience separation anxiety if left alone too long
Needs firm, consistent training to prevent stubbornness
High prey drive requires secure fencing and supervision