Alliance Pomsky Australia

11/11/2023

Updated from Evie (First Kiss) 🥰

‘Evie is still the biggest cuddle bug!! She is also so smart and can effectively communicate her feelings. When she’s hungry or wants snacks, she’ll give me a little tap or if she wants cuddles she’ll go under my arms and roll over. Evie also loves it when I talk to her, she even responds! her responses are like a soft murmur like a cat. When I’m studying she loves to put her head on my knees and just lay there while I work. We celebrated dolce bday and evies half bday with a cake but Evie is not really a fan. Her and dolce are the bestest friends now!! ☺️’

05/08/2023

Happy half birthday to the First’s 😍 time’s gone so quickly but we’ve loved see you all grow 🥰

01/08/2023

Remi found me unencumbered, free to provide all the belly rubs so she made sure to get her monies worth 🤣

23/07/2023

When one of you is sleeping hard and the other is getting comfy…
Poor Holly puts up with so much 💩 from Lexi and Remi 🤣

23/07/2023

Happy birthday Lexi 🥳🥳

Quiet times on the couch with mumma 😍

15/07/2023

Remi update!

We kept her 🥰
She’s still smaller than mum but gives Lexi a run for her money.
Remi is the biggest snuggle bug and always wants to be cuddled up with us.

13/06/2023

An update on Pixie (Crush)

‘Hi! Just wanted to let you know she's doing well, learning her commands and even that 'treat' means she runs to the fridge and immediately sits waiting! Thank you so much for raising such a beautiful puppy!! X’

We love seeing our babies growing up 🥰

10/06/2023

Elly (Dance) has settled in to her new home with her family and big brother 🥰

If you’re stopping in at D & D Automotive Performance you’ll get to meet her ☺️

09/06/2023

And Dance is off on her new adventure ✈️

07/06/2023

Dance has found her forever home 🥰 she is off to Sydney!

05/06/2023

My snuggle buddy each night 🥰

26/05/2023

We are so surprised that Dance is still looking for her home. We thought she would be the first to be adopted.

Dance is the sweetest little thing who loves to follow you around the house while you go about your day and cuddle up on your lap when you put your feet up of an evening. If you’re specifically searching for a companion dog, Dance is your girl.

25/05/2023

Cheese tax!

22/05/2023

Every puppy here starts out on raw. We add kibble to make the transition easier for those family’s who don’t want to/can’t feed raw but we continue to feed a variety of raw options as their main staple while they are with us.

The families that do, this is a great guide to follow on how much to be feeding your puppy when you get them home.

Feeling confused about how much food to give your fur baby? 🤔 Don't worry, we've got your back! 🙌

For a thorough assessment according to their activity and lifestyle, visit us in store - where you and your doggo can trial our fresh mince range - or simply just come in for scratches and/or belly rubs (scratches & belly rubs for pets only) 🐕

Psst.. save this post for future reference 🤫

22/05/2023

Puppy piles are the best messes to find 🥰

20/05/2023

When you’re too lazy to stand and eat

17/05/2023

We made a new friend today! Ollie the dachshund

11/05/2023

From day 1 we have used the Puppy Culture program with the puppies but as they go home, I'm realizing that many don't know what that means, and I was struggling with how best to explain it and what better way than directly from the source.

So many people ask us for a good written explanation of the Puppy Culture program that they can pass on to others. This is something I have grappled with a lot lately as we are re-doing our website and I think we really need a true explanation of the program. I'm going to throw out some things but it's still fairly "free form" so bear with me.

On the top level, Puppy Culture is a socialization and training program specifically developed for puppies from birth through the end of their critical socialization period, with age appropriate protocols and lessons laid out in an organized format. The program consists of videos, books and a Workbook that can be found on our website: http://shoppuppyculture.com/

But that really does not get to the "why" of Puppy Culture, or what makes it different.

Puppy Culture is based on the premise that the puppy always leads the learning, and puppies learn best by appropriate experiences at the appropriate time. So what we are doing is teaching you to observe the puppy, and, based on the behavioral markers you see, serve the puppy the experience or lesson that is optimal for him at that moment in time.
By letting the puppy lead, we are:

•maximizing the benefit of any given protocol or lesson,
•minimizing any danger of overfacing or scaring the puppy
•creating confidence and self-efficacy by presenting the appropriate level of challenge that the puppy CAN do without failing or presenting a danger to himself.

Finally, we teach owners to enjoy each puppy for the precious individual he is, and to tease out the best qualities in that puppy, rather than holding the puppy up to an arbitrary yardstick and labeling him as a problem if he does not measure up.

Many puppies are labeled as having behavior or temperament issues when they are simply being served an inappropriate experience for their developmental age. This can hobble the puppy for the rest of his life with an unjust label that will cause people to treat him in an unthoughtful manner. By letting the puppy lead, you avoid this and enjoy your puppy for the wonderful individual that he is.

So you watch the puppy and see what learning experience he's ready for. And learning what those experiences are and how to effectively serve them is a big part of the Puppy Culture program.

Why is this so important? Because things that are perfect in one developmental period could be useless or even detrimental in the next, and vice versa. So we teach you to know where you puppy is developmentally, and what to do right now.

Yes, Puppy Culture is a "positive," reinforcement-based program and we do not use corrections or outmoded dominance theory, but that is really all a by product of observing the puppy and serving him the learning experience he is asking for.

And I will add that our program is based on the latest science and studies on puppy and animal rearing, and we include many experts and authors in the film to further explain the logic of the program.

10/05/2023

Love (now know as Shiylo)has found her new home 😍

09/05/2023

3 vs 1
Mum vs Daughters
Who will win

08/05/2023

Couldn’t help it, had to share this afternoons naptime cuteness 😍 Rem snuggles under the cover all by herself

08/05/2023

It’s getting cold in the morning now and Remi doesn’t want to get out of bed 😆

06/05/2023

Puppies watching a spot of tv.

Whether your a fan or not, it’s history in the making.

05/05/2023

Crush (now known as Pixie) has found her new home!

03/05/2023

A parent should never play favourites but…

28/04/2023

Pooped puppy pile 😴

26/04/2023

If you make a loud noise beside your pup, how does it react? Startling is normal. Running and hiding is not. Coming to check out what cause the noise is confidence.
From when we see our puppies react to a noise (around 2-3weeks old) we are exposing them to as many noises as we can. Previously we’ve posted videos of us vacuuming beside them while they slept along with that, we play different music and sounds like; aeroplanes, fireworks, clippers, lawn mowers, trucks, emergency vehicles, sudden jarring sounds; anything we can think of that our puppies might come across in the future.

26/04/2023

Evie (Kiss) living her best life with her new sister.