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Why Shouldn’t Dogs eat Takis? Here’s What Will Happen!

Food And Nutrition

Susan

July 30, 2021

We can see that some human foods are not even good for health, so for dogs there will also be some foods that are not good. In particular, dogs should not be given snacks such as takis. Takis are a type of snack that has been processed with various preservatives and can cause a number of health problems for your dog. If you want to feed your dog takis then think again, instead you should find some safe snacks that they can enjoy.

So, firstly what is takis?

Speaking of which, everyone knows takis. Takis are a famous snack in the US and most of the countries around the world that you have eaten or are eating.

Also, one serving of Takis is only 13 pieces (and who eats only 13 pieces) but has 420 mg of salt. Most adults should not eat more than 1500 mg per day, so those few Takis already use up almost 1/3 of your daily allowance. High salt levels raises your blood pressure.

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How many people know what ingredients in takis are harmful to your dog?.

The spiciness in Takis isn’t the main danger to your dog, but the other ingredients in this prepared snack are far more dangerous! Takis contains excessive amounts of salt and various spices that can pose some serious risk to your dog.
Any type of onion or onion-based product is a huge red flag when it comes to deciding what food is right to feed your dog. As a general rule, you should stay away from processed foods that are high in sodium and sugar.

What happens if your dog eats Takis?

Can dogs eat takis? what happends if my dogs eat takis

Spicy foods are known to be bad for human stomachs, even dogs. Some dogs (but not all) will suffer from serious problems such as diarrhea, bloating, and gastrointestinal upset. Hot peppers can even burn their throats and insides of their stomachs.

Takis are a type of snack, and like most processed snacks, they are high in sodium. Excess salt in a dog’s diet will make them very thirsty and it doesn’t take much sodium to get the dog to run away to drink from their water dish! You will certainly find that your dog drinks more water than usual if they have eaten too many Takis. Moreover, takis not only contain a lot of salt but it also contains onion powder which is extremely toxic to your dog and it is the worst thing they can consume.

Besides, when feeding your dog too many takis, it seriously affects their pancreas. So never give your dog spicy food, including Takis. If you are in the habit of feeding your dog spicy foods, they may develop a long-term problem such as acute pancreatitis that is common in bitches. Pancreatitis can be serious or fatal in some cases.

what can you do if your dogs eat too many takis?

There are many solutions such as, you can call your veterinarian to prescribe a special food or pain reliever when they have a change in diet. You can limit the intake of takis so that your dogs do not feel uncomfortable when they eat. In addition, you should keep the snack in a safe place where your dog cannot reach them. Instead, you need to learn more about your dog’s food regimen to make sure it’s safe for them.

In conclusion, can you answer the question whether you should feed your dog takis or not? So you might find the answer is no, never feed your dog takis or even avoid giving him any kind of processed junk food. While some of the ready-to-eat foods we eat are generally okay for dogs to eat in moderation, foods containing harmful ingredients like Takis are certainly not one of them.

Happy Dog, Happy Owner – Story of Ba Du

Susan

June 26, 2021

Ba Du is a Chug. I call him like that because his mother is a Chihuahua and his father is a Pug. Ba Du was born on October 26, 2019. He has 4 other siblings, but I couldn’t afford them all so I gave them away after they were about 4 months old and fully vaccinated. Despite of being very sad, but I had no other choice for them to be raised better.

The reason I kept Ba Du was because he seemed like the most stupid dog in the pack. That is also the reason why he is called Ba Du. Ba Du is the name we often call someone stupid in Vietnamese. Ba Du is always the slowest and clumsy dog at meals, he is also the slowest to react in my training sessions. In addition, he sometimes has difficulty breathing like human asthma. Those are the reasons I have kept him until now.

Today, Ba Du has become an adult dog. Even so, he’s still a bit stupid. But that’s also why people love him so much. His stupid actions often bring a lot of joy to us. But sometimes, he also brings us worries. Let me tell you this story. When Ba Du was about 1 year old, suddenly one day he went out of the house from early morning until the next day. My wife and I spent the whole long day looking for him all around our area, but we still couldn’t find him. My wife cried a lot because we thought he was taken by someone. You know, in Vietnam, some people still eat dog meat, and there are bad guys who steal dogs to sell to dog meat restaurants.

Until the next evening, on my way home from work, I suddenly saw a dog like Ba Du lying with another dog under the counter of an ice cream shop about 500m from my house. When I got closer, I realized it was Ba Du. I didn’t seem to believe my eyes. Talking to the owner of the ice cream shop, I figured out that Ba Du had come and stayed there since 2 days ago because he was flirting with a bitch. Then I took him home and my wife cried again with happiness and surprise. Since then, every day I had to take him over to his girlfriend’s house in order for them to have fun together until his girlfriend got pregnant. You know, while waiting for them to mate, I thought Ba Du was smarter than I thought and I looked like an idiot. But no matter what, if he’s happy, I’m happy.

This is me, my wife, Ba Du and his mother.

All About the Bernedoodle: What they are like and How to Care for them!

Food And Nutrition

Susan

June 12, 2018

There are over hundreds of mixed breeds out there, and I say the Bernedoodle is one of the best! Have you ever heard of them? You probably have. They are most known for their silly name and their purebred counterparts. You are probably wondering now what this mix breed is. Should I be considering the Bernedoodle at all? Am I going to like this breed? Let’s figure out! You and I will learn more all about the Bernedoodle: what they are like and how to care for them as we scroll further.

Let’s get going!

What is a Bernedoodle? The Origin

Let’s start with how the Bernedoodle began. The Bernedoodle is a mixed breed between a purebred Bernese mountain dog and a purebred Poodle. They also go by the name Bernese Mountain Poo. It was mentioned that their breeder was Sherry Rupke, the owner of SwissRidge Kennels. Sherry had her first two liters of Bernedoodles around the year 2003. She wanted to create a breed that shared the same characteristics and traits of a Bernese mountain dog and a poodle. This way, you will have both the advantages that you can get from the two breeds. The Bernedoodle, however, often gets mixed up with other breeds. People usually spot them as the Greater Swiss mountain dog, Entlebucher mountain dog or even the Australian Shepherd. But believe me, folks! They may almost look the same, but they are not the same breed!

Let’s get to know the Bernedoodle’s parents!

Bernese mountain dog

The Bernese mountain dog is said to be an extremely versatile working dog from Switzerland. They are part of the four large breeds of Sennenhund-type dogs. Initially, the Bernese mountain dog is trained to help in the farmlands. They are responsible for being drafts as well as pulling carts filled with either fully grown crops, fertilizers or anything the farmers wish to place.

Poodle

Here’s the poodle! Poodles are cunning dogs both inside and out. You may have known them mostly featured in movies and dog pageants. Despite their fashionable coats or looks, the poodle is initially a hunting dog. Shocking, right? In the past, they were bred to accompany hunters and aid during the process of hunting. However, they are still great dogs in any case! They are smart and friendly dogs.

The Bernedoodle’s Physical Attributes

Can you spot a Bernedoodle without confusing them of another? To do so, a Bernedoodle would have the following key points that make them unique from others:

Most Bernedoodles have a coat color mixture of black, white and brown based on their Bernese mountain dog parent.
They have ears falling downwards instead of staying upright
Bernedoodles all have black or clear brown eyes

Their nose color is black. In rare cases, they can be brown.
Bernedoodle tails are straight but can curl when they want to
The height of a Bernedoodle can reach 12 inches to 29 inches.

They have wavy or curly coats. *Note: Bernedoodles can also have straight coats but are considered quite rare.
Bernedoodles have a broad physical structure just like both its purebred parents.
They can weigh 10 to 90 lbs based on their height or food intake.

These are the typical physical attributes Bernedoodle consists. Now that’s done, let’s move on to how Bernedoodles behave!

How do Bernedoodles behave?

Now, if we want to get a Bernedoodle, we have to know precisely how they are like when we are to spend our times with them. You might be asking: Are they friendly? Do they have the same traits as their parents? Will I be able to handle them? Well, to start, here are a few things to take note when it comes to a Bernedoodle’s behavior:

Bernedoodles are said to be highly intelligent and take after their two counterparts
They are considered hardworking dogs and are capable of pulling heavy objects just like the Bernese mountain dog
Like their parents, the Bernedoodle is also a loyal companion once you have developed a loving relationship with them
Bernedoodles intend to be a little bit goofy from time to time
Children are safe when it comes to the Bernedoodle. They are friendly towards them
While they are intelligent, they are also playfully stubborn!
Bernedoodles are energetic dogs and may require frequent walks
They love to crave for your attention! Enjoying the feeling of love is what they live for
They like to play often and exercise
Among other dogs, the Bernedoodle is friendly and playful towards them

These are the Bernedoodle’s common behavioral traits! However, a dog’s behavior may vary depending on their environment or how they are being raised. Dogs tend to adapt to their surroundings, and this dramatically affects how they behave.

How big do Bernedoodles get?

We wonder most of the time whether a Bernedoodle is capable or suitable to stay in the place we live. To assess, we look at the factors to consider, and one of them is a Bernedoodle’s height. Most Bernedoodles are observed to have a height of 12 inches to 29 inches. It’s all based on their poodle parent. Knowing that the poodle has three sizes, so does the Bernedoodle. The three sizes are toy, miniature, and standard. So how tall can a Bernedoodle be based on these three sizes?

Toy Bernedoodle: Height may reach 12 to 17 inches weighing 10 to 24 pounds
Miniature Bernedoodle: Height may reach 18 to 22 inches weighing 25 to 49 pounds
Standard Bernedoodle: Height may reach 23 to 29 inches weighing 70 to 90 pounds

*Note: Male Bernedoodles usually are much larger than females. Knowing that the Bernese mountain dog is a large breed, your Bernedoodle may grow a bit bigger than the standard size.

Bernedoodle’s Coat Type and Shedding

Bernedoodles are certainly fluffy! They have a curly or wavy texture to their coats which connects them to their Poodle parent. Poodles are known to have such curly coats, and we can say where the Bernedoodles got it! While they have a curly or wavy fur, they are also:

They don’t shed so much
Hypoallergenic coats
Fashionable
Their fur thickness gives them the ability to withstand cold temperatures
The skin is protected from the sun due to its coat density

As for the Bernedoodle’s coat colors, they can range from white, brown to black. Because of the Bernese mountain dog side, your Bernedoodle may inherit a tri-color coat with the mixture of black, white and brown. It’s often found in the mixed breed as well. However, it is still possible for your Bernedoodle to only have one or two colors.

Bernedoodles and Grooming

Now that we know that the Bernedoodle’s coat is thick, mild shedding, curly or wavy and hypoallergenic, there are other things you need to know as well when it comes to grooming your Bernedoodle. While they have such coat attributes, we need to consider what kind of grooming they would need. Even if the Bernedoodle does not shed as much as an advantage, they intend to develop a matting texture on their coats. Hairs will start to build up, making your Bernedoodle fluffier than he or she already is. It’s not always a good thing. So to prevent such things, here’s what you need to do:

You have to make sure to brush your Bernedoodle daily to avoid buildups in your dog’s coat
Always remember to clip your Bernedoodle every 8 to 12 weeks
Professional grooming is optional. However, this is highly recommended to be done every 8 to 12 weeks as well
When grooming your Bernedoodle, have them bathed, ears clean and nails clipped. But remember, only do this when your pup is complete with all its vaccines.
Take in mind that bathing your Bernedoodle too frequently is not so beneficial for them. When done too often, their coat’s natural essential oils will be stripped off from them.

Well, there you have it! That doesn’t seem to be so much. Most people love having to spend their time grooming with their dogs which includes brushing them and having their coats cut. Be specific to the groomers whenever you decide to do so.

Feeding the Bernedoodle

If we are going to care for a Bernedoodle, we want to make sure we are not feeding them the wrong way! When it comes to feeding dogs, it would always depend on their size, age, and level of activities. If you have a toy Bernedoodle, you have to find a dog food that would be appropriate for their size. The same goes for the miniature Bernedoodle and the Standard Bernedoodle. There is dog food out there that contain the right amount of vitamins and nutrition for the particular size. If your Bernedoodle is still a puppy, it is best to give them puppy food since they are precisely made for teething and growing puppies.

*Note: It is not recommended for puppies to directly eat adult dog food. The kibbles could be too hard for them or too big. Adult dog food contains a lot of nutrients sufficient for an adult dog and is more than enough for your puppy and may result in vomiting or frequent excretion.

Bernedoodle’s Health and Life Span

Whenever we get a dog, it is normal to wonder how long they can stay by our side and what we can do to keep them any longer. The Bernedoodle is said to have a life expectancy that is between 12 years to 15 years depending on their health condition. So far, the Bernedoodle is recorded to be a very healthy breed. Because of them being a mixed breed, the possibility of having to inherit specific health conditions is less.

To be quite sure, you can try giving your Bernedoodle genetic testing to see whether they have certain health conditions or not. If you are confident that your Bernedoodle’s parents have health conditions, there could be a tendency where your Bernedoodle could inherit the same state. Common health conditions of Poodles and Bernese mountain dogs are hip and elbow dysplasia and eye and skin problems.

To learn more about Bernedoodles, here is a video to show you interesting facts about them!

The Pros and Cons of Bernedoodles

To summarize, here are some pros and cons you may want to know!

PROS

The Bernedoodle is capable of living in cold weathers
They are very affectionate with families
The breed is friendly with children
They are playful as well as loving to some dogs
They are highly trainable and intelligent

CONS

They are not so easy to groom
Bernedoodles are susceptible dogs
Does not do well with novice owners

Conclusion

The Bernedoodle is an excellent dog mix breed. They are friendly towards children, playful towards their comrade dogs, affectionate towards their owner and much more, they are dogs who seem loyal enough to stick with the family as they see it as their very own pack. Bernedoodles need a lot amount of care and love. In return for that, they become your greatest friend!

I hope you liked this article as well as learned so much about the Bernedoodle. Thank you for reading and share it with your friends and family!

Maltipoo: What They Are and Are They for Me?

Breeds And Other

Susan

April 24, 2018

Maltipoo: What They Are and Are They for Me?

The Maltipoo is known to capture hearts once everyone sees them. However, people often mistook them as a purebred Yorkshire terrier, Shih Tzu, or the King Charles spaniel! But they are really just close cousins between the other breeds. Compared to the three breeds mentioned earlier, the Maltipoo is a cross mixed breed. In this article, we will talk more about them: how they are like, what they are and how to take care of them!

Learn more about them as you read through this guide. Let’s go!

What is a Maltipoo?

Image Credit to http://littledoggiesrule.com/mixed-dog-breeds/maltipoo/

The adorable Maltipoo is a cross or a mixed breed between a purebred Maltese and a purebred Poodle. They originated from the United States as they were made for the purpose of a much small and adorable companion fit for a family lifestyle. The breeders certainly chose a really great combination as the two purebreds: Maltese and the Poodle, are really popular breeds. The outcome was a cute bundle of joy!

The Maltipoo was also created for other convenient purposes. The breeders wanted to get a dog that was capable of being hypoallergenic, non-shedding and at the same time, one that was very trainable.

To get to know the Maltipoo a lot better, let’s take a brief look at what their parents are.

The Maltese

The Maltese is part of the toy breed family. They are considered to be a good therapy dog. This is because they are friendly, gentle, and fearless. They are also known for their long coats, small legs, and cute hairstyles!

The Poodle

This is the poodle! They are a fluffy ball of fur in a group of formal dog breeds. There are three kinds of poodles: the Standard Poodle, Miniature Poodle and Toy Poodle. This breed is said to be elegant, proud, and clever. They are famous for their looks being in dog pageants but are known to be fierce hunters back in the past before they were introduced as the dog fashionistas!

The Maltipoo’s Physical Appearance

The Maltipoo can reach up to 15 inches in height depending on their poodle parent whether they are standard, miniature or toy. They can appear smaller or taller.
Maltipoos mostly inherit the curly coat from their Poodle parent and sometimes may have straight or wavy fur.
They can be long with little legs or just about right.

Meet Chloe the Maltipoo puppy in video:

How do Matipoos behave?

The Maltipoo is a very playful dog. They can get energetic every now and then
As they are energetic, they are great dogs to take walks with as you jog or take a stroll
They are friendly and loving towards people and more importantly, to children
Maltipoos like to play chase or hunt but may easily get scared of the things they do not quite understand fully

How big do Maltipoos get?

Maltipoos as adults is generally small. Like the Maltese, they are small dogs. However, it would also depend on the poodle parent’s side since there are three different sizes of poodles.

Knowing that the Maltese is a toy breed, their height can range from 8 to 10 inches with 6 to 8 pounds.

Poodles part of the toy breed can be measured up to 10 inches with 4 to 6 pounds. The Miniature Poodles go a bit much higher than the toy poodle. They can range from 10 to 15 inches at 10 to 15 pounds. Because of this, your Maltipoo’s size can’t exactly be predicted but estimated. It can be that your Maltipoo puppy can grow to be a toy size but larger than expected.

Maltipoo’s Coat Type and Shedding

Since the Maltipoo is a mixed breed between the Maltese and Poodle, we will base on their purebred parents. Both the Poodles and the Maltese are considered as low-shedding breeds which makes the Maltipoo one as well. However, just because the Maltipoo is considered a low-shedding breed as well doesn’t mean their coats are low maintenance.

The Maltipoo will still require regular grooming and trimming. Their fur grows faster due to their genes with the Maltese and poodles which have curly and long coats. When they gain really long fur, it could create lots of problems for the Maltipoo. Problems would include lack of sight since their fur could be covering their eyes. Other problems would be them tripping over the long hairs growing on their bodies or between their paws.

Maltipoo’s Health and Life Span

The Maltipoos are really great dogs! However, everything has their own limits. The Maltipoos are able to live for 10 to 15 years depending on how you take good care of them. They are really cute and small creatures but can be really fragile with it comes to certain things. It can’t be helped that the maltipoos have inherited health conditions from both their parents, the Maltese and Poodles. Because of that, the Maltipoo may have a health condition related to either the two. These possible conditions are:

A heart condition called Mitral Valve Prolapse
A Brain Disease called Necrotizing Meningoencephalitis
Epilepsy
Orthopedic and eye problems
Autoimmune Conditions

These problems are common to both Maltese and Poodles. However, it is rare for the offspring, or the Maltipoo to collect all of them. Take note: these may be common conditions to both breeds but this does not necessarily mean it happens all the time. If the puppy is in good health, the lesser they are prone to such conditions.

Interesting Facts about Maltipoos

Conclusion – Is the Maltipoo the right dog for me?

Would it be difficult for me to get a Maltipoo? Would a Maltipoo be alright with my family? Will I be able to get along with a Maltipoo? Is it truly the breed for me?

So far, the Maltipoo is friendly to everyone and adaptable to almost all environmental conditions. They are truly intelligent, lovable, friendly and playful dogs. Most importantly, they are family-friendly so you won’t have to worry about them being in the family at all. They love to play and earn lots of love! As a reward, they become your most loyal companion and family.

So what do you think? If you like this article, please share it with friends and family! I hope you enjoyed it and learned what you needed to know about Maltipoos!

Pomsky is The Latest Cute Companion! Who’s With Me?

Breeds And Other

Susan

April 9, 2018

Pomsky is The Latest Cute Companion! Who’s With Me?

The Pomsky breed is a huge hit due to its looks. These little cuties are the product of the Pomeranian and Siberian husky. This breed will do well for fashion, but after being noticed by the public, people around the world have wanted to get at least one.

The new mix is exceptionally adorable, fluffy, and small. Don’t you want a load of all that cuteness? If you’re longing for a little furry friend, the Pomsky might be the breed for you.

There are many reasons for why you should get them. Let’s find out why!

Quick Navigation

Facts you need to know about Pomsky

Disadvantages of having a Pomsky

Different Types of Pomsky

Plush Pomsky

2. Foxy Pomsky

3. Pure White Stunner

4. Short Haired Cutie Pomsky

5. Blue-Eyed Brownie

Tips on how to take care of a Pomsky

Taking care of Pomsky puppies:

Taking care of Pomsky adults:

Taking of Old Pomsky:

Conclusion

Facts you need to know about Pomsky

There are always some truths that you need to know. I’m not going to let them slide out, so here they are. Make sure you take note of this.

Pomsky live for at least 13 – 15 years. There are some cases when they live a year or two longer, but that’s rare.
Both male and female have the same height and weight.
Yes, they are a crossbreed.
They are very expensive.

All about Pomsky

Pomsky breeds are talented just like their parents. They’re a bundle of furry joy that will make your every day precious. If you’re planning to have one, this article may be a big help to you.

I assure you that getting a Pomsky will never a regret. However, they’re worth the proper care and attention. I’ll bomber you with facts and tips to prepare you for becoming a responsible Pomsky parent.

Origin

The Pomsky was first a familiar sight around the streets of Canada. Their looks amazed dog lovers. Hence, the popularity currently. Whoever thought this adorable breed now was once found on the streets?

Fashion was their first line of business, but fame came pouring down on their cute soft fluffy fur. What else do you expect? Their parents are the Pomeranian and husky, and they both have close traits that are seemingly compatible.

Physical attributes

Who doesn’t want a husky that will never grow? That’s right; Pomsky looks like a dream come true. They either have short hair or long hair. It all depends on genetics.

They don’t always appear the same since they are from different breeds. If ever, they can have blue, brown, or Pomeranian eyes. Some can have a husky type of eye and a Pomeranian type on the other. They go by variations of fur patterns and colors. Most look like a husky.

Characteristics

It’s nice to think that they could both inherit their parents’ traits, but you know the genes. You may see a little husky, a huge Pomeranian or a combination of both. Nevertheless, the fact is, generally the puppies are caring, child-friendly, energetic, and loyal tiny mutts. And just any other dog breed, they need a lot of space to exercise.

Both Husky and Pomeranians are hyperactive. If you’re about to have one, prepare yourself for an energetic playtime. Because of this, they’re compatible with kids and owners who hates boring moments.

I recommend training your Pomsky early. With their intelligence, they learn quickly. It’s best to start obedience training when the dog is young. Ability to control your Pomsky’s behavior will determine the quality of your bonding.

Pomskies are playful, loyal and loving creatures. Don’t worry, you will do great with them even if it’s your first time to own a dog.

Disadvantages of having a Pomsky

Pomsky breed are popular because of their origin. They may be expensive on the market, but I tell you, it’s worth it.
At first few months, you will need to house proof your home since they could get a little bit naughty. Invest more on house maintenance. But who doesn’t need one when you’ve got four-legged babies within the family?
They’re smart so make sure to close all holes in your house that leads to the outside.
They shed their coat often so you need extra time to comb their fur daily and a lot of vacuuming around the house.
And one more thing, Pomsky breeds are too friendly that you need to guard them so not to get stolen.

Different Types of Pomsky

Of course, one must know that there is never just one type of cuteness. Don’t focus on one when there are 5 more others that need your love as well. Try to see which Pomsky captures your heart.

Plush Pomsky

This type of Pomsky is what floods the internet. Since you can easily spot the husky and the Pomeranian in them. No one can resist looking at them in the eyes. They are known to be the cutest in all types of Pomsky.

This Husky-Pomeranian puppy is so cute, he looks like a plush toy

2. Foxy Pomsky

This type of Pomsky also in demand since they look as royal as a fox. As you can see, they have most of the features of a husky and only a little bit of the Pomeranian’s. Either way, they are still really beautiful. They usually come medium or large size compared to the little ones.

3. Pure White Stunner

This type of Pomsky is pretty like a piece of heaven’s clouds. They are known to have solid colors. Although its name has “White” in it, they don’t always go in that color. They can also go with red, brown or gray. Which color do you prefer?

4. Short Haired Cutie Pomsky

This breed is most common. They go in a variety of colors and got the features of the husky rather of the Pomeranian. Just similar to the foxy Pomsky, they are not difficult to find. Do you want to get one now?

5. Blue-Eyed Brownie

Now this one is the winner! A Brown Blue-eyed Pomsky is very rare and people are rooting for their availability. It outshines the rest of the other types of Pomsky. You can easily see both the husky and Pomeranian breed in this one.

Funny video about Mini Pomskies:

Tips on how to take care of a Pomsky

Taking care of this type of breed is like taking care of a husky and a Pomeranian in the same house. It could drain you sometimes but consider it save on your part since you’ll no longer need a gym.

Taking care of Pomsky puppies:

Let them stay with their mother until they are ready to be left alone.
You must tend to them at all times when having visitors or people that the puppy does not know.
Keep dangerous things away from the ground or in an area where the puppy can reach when they are in teething. Hide all of your wires or tape them to the ground or wall.
Let them rest. When a puppy wants to rest, they tend to look for quiet places where they cannot easily be disturbed. Make a place suitable for your puppy’s needs.

Taking care of Pomsky adults:

When they are already adults, they grow a lot of furs. Groom them every day so that your house doesn’t turn into the living Santa Claus.
Give them a lot of exercises. A jog around the neighborhood will benefit both you and your Pomsky.
Give them good quality dog food and clean water.
Do not overwork them. They may be young but they also get very tired.

Taking of Old Pomsky:

Since they are old, you must tend to them if you have the time. They might be having a problem while you’re away.
You must understand that they will not always respond to your call. They might have a hearing problem or them really just can’t.
They aren’t as active as the old days so don’t give them too much work.
They are picky at this age to give them healthy food and fresh, clean water. Do not let them drink from dirty areas to avoid bacteria.
Let them exercise daily. No running. A little walk around the neighborhood is enough to get tired.

And most of all, give them a lot of love. Let them enjoy their last moments

Conclusion

Pomsky breeds give you a lot of reasons to look forward to. Remember that raising a dog is just like taking care of an important member of a family. It just doesn’t need your love, but patience as well.

So, have you decided which type you want to bring home?

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