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2 yearsAge
£75Price
⭐️ Fully BVA and Embark health tested F3 Pomsky ⭐️
Pomsky3 days
£75
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Description
FOR STUD!
⭐️🧪 Embark and BVA health tested 🧪 ⭐️
For stud F3 Chocolate and cream Pomsky.
🐾 Koda is an F3 chocolate and cream Pomsky with brown eyes currently 2 years old and weighing in at 11kg.
Lovely natured boy would make beautiful pups with the right girl.
🧪Embark tested-
Results:
Clear of 274 genetic health issues
Husky: 55.2%
Pomeranian: 44.8%
COI very low
Further details on request.
👀 BVA annual eye test- Clear (April 2026)
👀 BVA gonioscopy eye test- Clear (April 2026)
🩻 BVA Elbows = L-0 R-0 = 0 total
🩻 BVA Hips = L- 4 R-6 = 10 total
Koda is an affectionate boy who is friendly and playful. Lovely temperament and social with cats and other dogs. Brought up as a very loved member of the family with children and cats in a busy household.
Cost for services is either pick of the litter or a set fee to be determined on an individual basis. To be decided and arranged prior to meeting.
This arrangement will include 2 matings and free repeat on your girls first season post mating if unsuccessful.
Can either come to us or we can travel (location dependant)
Please only Pomsky or Husky girls, all info needed should be in the ad above.
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Litter details
LocationKidlington, Oxfordshire
BreedPomsky
Age2 years, 7 months
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedMicrochipped by collection date
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Favourites12
Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor stud
Pros
Charming \"mini wolf\" appearance appealing to designer dog enthusiasts
Highly intelligent and generally easy to train with consistent methods
Good compatibility with children and smaller families
Adaptable to both apartment and house living with proper exercise
Cons
Significant seasonal shedding requiring regular grooming commitment
Can develop separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
Requires firm, consistent training to manage stubbornness
High prey drive necessitates secure fencing and supervision