Meet Your Perfect Pomsky Companion

Hi ! We are Shania and Jax! 👫For us, Pomskies were never simply a breed we decided to raise. We fell completely in love with them first.
We became fascinated with their beautiful northern appearance, incredible intelligence, hilarious personalities, loyalty, and the way a group of Pomskies together somehow makes you feel like you have your own tiny pack of wolves living right beside you. 🐺🤍
What started as a love for the breed quickly became an obsession with learning everything we possibly could about them. We began researching genetics, structure, temperament, coat, size, health, bloodlines, breeding practices, and the traits that make a truly exceptional Pomsky.
That journey began about six years ago, and we are still learning today.
We have been fortunate to learn from experienced breeders, longtime Pomsky owners, breed enthusiasts, veterinarians, genetic testing resources, and many wonderful people who have spent years understanding these incredible dogs. We believe responsible breeding means never deciding that you already know everything. There is always something more to learn.
Today, our goal is simple: to raise Pomskies that are every bit as wonderful on the inside as they are breathtaking on the outside.

Our dogs are part of our everyday lives.
They know our family. They know our routines. They travel with us, lounge with us, play with us, and somehow manage to be involved in practically everything we do.
We joke that we accidentally created our own little wolf pack, and honestly, we wouldn't have it any other way.
Because we were fortunate enough to retire early, we have something we consider incredibly valuable in a breeding program — time.
Time to know our dogs individually.
Time to raise puppies hands-on.
Time to travel with them.
Time to attend events and shows.
Time to continue learning.
And most importantly, time to simply enjoy them.
We love taking our dogs with us whenever possible. Whether we're traveling, showing, visiting new places, participating in activities like puppy yoga, or simply taking one of the pack along for the adventure, we want our dogs to experience life beyond our home.

Every pairing in our program is carefully considered.
We aren't simply choosing two pretty dogs and hoping for pretty puppies. We study the dogs behind our bloodlines and consider temperament, structure, size, coat, coloring, health, genetics, and overall breed type when planning future generations.
We work toward the standards and responsible-breeding guidelines established within the Pomsky community and recognized Pomsky organizations, while always keeping the health and temperament of our dogs at the center of every decision.
And yes — we absolutely love genetics. 🧬
DNA testing has become one of our favorite parts of breeding because it allows us to understand so much more about the dogs in our program. Genetics can help us learn about inherited health risks, coat traits, colors, patterns, and other characteristics that may be passed from one generation to the next.
The more information we have, the more thoughtfully we can plan. 

We also do the OFA on our mom's and dads to ensure the best !

Our work doesn't stop when puppies are born. In many ways, that's when the most important part begins.
During those first weeks of life, puppies are developing incredibly quickly. We incorporate age-appropriate developmental experiences designed to help them become confident and adaptable companions.
That includes programs commonly known as Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI).
ENS introduces very young puppies to a series of brief, controlled exercises during an important developmental period. ESI gives puppies opportunities to experience different safe scents and begin using that incredible canine nose from a very young age.
As they grow, their world grows too.
We gradually introduce new textures, sounds, surfaces, household activity, handling, toys, people, and age-appropriate experiences. We want our puppies to learn that new things aren't scary — they're interesting.
Socialization isn't about overwhelming a puppy with everything at once. It's about carefully giving them positive experiences as their brains and personalities develop.

A gorgeous Pomsky should have much more behind them than a beautiful photograph.
We place tremendous importance on knowing the dogs in our program, understanding their pedigrees and bloodlines, utilizing DNA testing, and making breeding decisions with future generations in mind.
We aren't only thinking about the puppy in front of us.
We're thinking about what that puppy represents three, four, and five generations from now.
That long-term mindset is incredibly important to us.
Our goal is to continually improve our program by preserving the characteristics we love while making thoughtful decisions regarding health, temperament, structure, size, and overall quality.

We are ridiculously proud of our dogs. 😂🤍
Some of our Pomskies participate in the show world, and we genuinely enjoy getting them out, meeting other Pomsky enthusiasts, learning from other breeders, and seeing how our dogs compare within the evolving Pomsky community.
Showing isn't only about ribbons.
For us, it's another opportunity to learn, evaluate our program, meet knowledgeable people, and celebrate this breed that we love so much.
And sometimes it's simply an excuse to take one of our dogs somewhere and tell everyone within a ten-foot radius how wonderful they are.
We are completely guilty of that.