Jen's Perfect Companion Pomskies LLC

12/29/2024

As 2024 draws to a close, I'd like to express heartfelt gratitude to all who follow my page. Despite the silence this year, know that it was a deliberate pause to care for a family member facing health challenges. We temporarily put breeding on hold, but we're eager to reignite our passion! Please stay tuned for exciting updates as we plan for each of our girls to have at least one litter this year!

11/20/2024

10/15/2024

This is not completely Pomsky related, however, it’s something I constantly preach.

06/30/2024

Miko and Maggie are expecting. We are delighted to announce that they will be welcoming a litter of pups by the end of August. These pups will be available for adoption by the end of October. Both parents have excellent temperaments, ensuring their pups will make a wonderful addition to any family.

Do not miss out on the opportunity to call one of these pups yours! Join our wait list today!!

06/28/2024

Keep the spark in your 4th of July celebrations, but keep them away from pets! The fireworks are beautiful, but pets are often scared by loud noises. Use these great tips from us and ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center to ensure your pets are comfortable throughout the day! Send this to other pet owners to help keep their pets safe. This infographic is presented by our lovely friends at BuzzRx.

06/17/2024

05/07/2024

As most know, I am currently raising my next bitesport prospect German shepherd puppy. He is currently almost 13 weeks old! I am also a mom to a 16-month-old little boy. ❣️

We had a common scenario this morning that I wanted to share about, because I feel that this scenario is often mishandled by many pet owners.

Bugatti (my puppy) was eating his breakfast out of his bowl. Ronan (my toddler) is at that stage where he’s into anything and everything! Naturally, he toddles over to Bugatti and sits next to him on the floor, intrigued by what he’s doing. He goes to reach a hand into the bowl. I immediately remove Ronan and attempt to occupy him with a toy away from the puppy. He tries to go back, so I pick up the bowl of food and allow Bugatti to finish his meal in his crate (he loves his crate!).

Bugatti is NOT a resource guarder. I have had him a little over a month and he has never growled, raised lip, or even given a hard stare to anybody over food (or anything else).

A lot of people would say, “make sure you allow your toddler to interact with the dog while he’s eating so he knows he can do that” or “make sure you play with his food so he gets used to it.” Why though? Why should my dog feel like he has so little autonomy that he can’t even eat a meal without being harassed?

Doing that type of stuff CREATES RESOURCE GUARDERS! It does the OPPOSITE of what you think it does!

If I allow my toddler to mess with him while he eats, though he might allow it now at this age, he is most likely going to get fed up eventually. And resource guarding can escalate VERY quickly once it’s present. Imagine someone else having their hands in your plate everyday when you eat. You may be nice and tolerate it at first, but eventually you’re going to get annoyed enough to react.

Let 👏🏻 dogs 👏🏻 eat 👏🏻 in peace 👏🏻 if you want to ✨ keep the peace ✨

03/31/2024

03/30/2024

I am proud to announce that I'm now the Director of Rescue for the American Pomsky Kennel Club (APKC)! If you're a Pomsky owner or considering becoming one, I highly recommend this organization!

APKC® Certified BreedersBreeders listed on this page have gone through an application process and are known within the Pomsky community. They have agreed to meet APKC®’s high standards and values. This list is growing daily. If you are in search of a reputable breeder, then you can search below ...