Pomsky Power Puppies

Peach Pie leaving is definitely going to break my heart a little. 🥹 He has been a gentle reminder for me of the good we have been able to accomplish through our Pomsky Power Puppies program and even for those who have been able to calm down their temperaments by using our studs.

Charlotte giving us all a really good example of how we redirect when needed But Peach Pie really wanted Charlotte to pick him up like a baby, can you tell? He really loves being cradled while getting belly rubs Ditch the toy….give all of the snuggly belly rubs I could relive this moment with these two on repeat for a while I still can not believe all that God has done in our program

We enjoyed a late walk. We adjusted the time around the school’s soccer game It was fun to see some play There was plenty of exposures to sounds, cars driving as everyone left Worth the later night Grandma Pie is becoming so fast up the big hill We joked and said the Shepard dogs were barking to motivate her and cheer her on 🤣 Grandma loves to end the walks with a quick trip up the hill

Sometimes when someone hears about my approval process, I’ll get a response like: “It’s really not that serious. I just went to a breeder, picked a puppy, paid, and went home. No questions.” I hear this more often than you might think. But when it comes to bringing an animal into your family, I actually believe it IS that serious. Because that quick, no questions asked transaction is often what eventually turns into: “I wasn’t expecting this behavior.” “We don’t have enough time.” “This dog needs more activity than we can give.” “Our lifestyle just isn’t a good fit.” “We need to rehome them.” Those are conversations I would much rather have BEFORE one of my puppies ever leaves my home. My approval process starts with an application that I expect families to fill out as thoroughly as possible. From there, we talk usually 1–3 calls, often an hour or more each. Yes. Sometimes I spend HOURS talking with one potential family. We talk about your home. Your schedule. Your expectations. Training. Children. Other animals. Travel. Activity level. What you want life with your Pomsky to actually look like. And I answer your questions, too. Because you aren’t just deciding whether you want one of my puppies. I’m deciding whether I believe one of my puppies belongs in your life. Peach Pie and Grandma Pie are not still here because I “don’t have buyers.” If my goal were simply to place puppies as quickly as possible, they would have been gone already. There is rarely a shortage of people willing to buy a beautiful puppy. The harder part and the part I refuse to rush is finding THE RIGHT family for that individual puppy at the right time. I didn’t spend generations developing these lines and eight incredibly intentional weeks raising each litter just to hand a puppy to the first person willing to pay for them. They deserve more than a buyer. They deserve their family. That’s why around here, puppies are matched, not sold. 🤍

Peach Pie 🥧🤍 All summed up in one little video. He is seriously the cutest little gem. Playful, curious, affectionate, and just an absolute joy to be around. He approaches the world with such a sweet curiosity ready to play, ready to explore, and always ready to soak up some love. 🥹 Peach Pie is just one of those puppies that makes you smile simply by being around him. 🤍

Moo Cow went home this morning 🤍 Peach Pie and Grandma are hanging back here with us! And I promise you they are NOT complaining. 😂 They are responding so beautifully to their crate and potty routine, soaking up all of the love from our family, playing, learning, exploring, and continuing to grow into the sweetest little dogs. There is no rush on their end. And there is no rush on mine, either. But that doesn’t mean I don’t look at these two and think, your family is out there somewhere. Because as much as they are loved here, they still deserve the family that fits them best. Peach deserves the person who is going to absolutely melt over the way his whole little world stops when he’s being loved the adventures, coffee shop trips, vacations, and a life where he gets to be right there beside his people. And Grandma deserves someone who appreciates that little husky brain of hers the curiosity, confidence, eagerness to learn, affection, and independence all wrapped into one tiny Pomsky. They don’t simply need a home. They deserve their home. So until those families find us, they’ll keep learning, keep being loved, and keep living right alongside our family. 🤍 We’ve waited for the right match before. We’ll do it again.

Opal is not a hard puppy to keep content. She is perfectly happy entertaining herself, exploring what everyone is doing, finding something interesting to investigate, and simply being part of the day. But when you have the time to scoop her up and give her those snuggles? She will happily take those too. She doesn’t need to be the center of attention to be happy, but she absolutely appreciates being included.