Saylor

This adorable little nugget is just about ready to celebrate her first birthday and is tipping the scales as a whopping 9 pounds. She is one of the sweetest Pomskys we have ever seen and what she currently lacks in courage she definitely makes up for with cuteness! The little twinkle you see in her right eye is a tiny dot of blue that makes her very unique. She is a little fearful initially but does make up readily. When she first comes into you home and starts to decompress, she will wag her little tail, play and enjoy human attention. When she wakes up from a nap or is coming out of her crate, sometimes she forgets you are pals and you have to go through the process of reassuring her again. She is definitely not growly or aggressive in any way, she is just very aloof until she is comfortable with you. She does love other dogs and likes to play. She is smaller than most cats and we feel she could live harmoniously with a kitty. She is doing much better on her leash work and housebreaking and is certainly enjoying time with the children in her foster home. Saylor needs someone right now who has time and patience to work with her and give her space. She responds well to kindness and care. Bein loud or heavy handed with her would cause her to completely shut down. She will do better in a more quiet home with a moderate to low activity level. If you think you might be the right fit for Saylor, please email iPAWinc2022@gmail.com for an application.

This adorable little nugget is just about ready to celebrate her first birthday and is tipping the scales as a whopping 9 pounds. She is one of the sweetest Pomskys we have ever seen and what she currently lacks in courage she definitely makes up for with cuteness! The little twinkle you see in her right eye is a tiny dot of blue that makes her very unique. She is a little fearful initially but does make up readily. When she first comes into you home and starts to decompress, she will wag her little tail, play and enjoy human attention. When she wakes up from a nap or is coming out of her crate, sometimes she forgets you are pals and you have to go through the process of reassuring her again. She is definitely not growly or aggressive in any way, she is just very aloof until she is comfortable with you. She does love other dogs and likes to play. She is smaller than most cats and we feel she could live harmoniously with a kitty. She is doing much better on her leash work and housebreaking and is certainly enjoying t

This adorable little nugget is just about ready to celebrate her first birthday and is tipping the scales as a whopping 9 pounds. She is one of the sweetest Pomskys we have ever seen and what she currently lacks in courage she definitely makes up for with cuteness! The little twinkle you see in her right eye is a tiny dot of blue that makes her very unique. She is a little fearful initially but does make up readily. When she first comes into you home and starts to decompress, she will wag her little tail, play and enjoy human attention. When she wakes up from a nap or is coming out of her crate, sometimes she forgets you are pals and you have to go through the process of reassuring her again. She is definitely not growly or aggressive in any way, she is just very aloof until she is comfortable with you. She does love other dogs and likes to play. She is smaller than most cats and we feel she could live harmoniously with a kitty. She is doing much better on her leash work and housebreaking and is certainly enjoying time with the children in her foster home. Saylor needs someone right now who has time and patience to work with her and give her space. She responds well to kindness and care. Bein loud or heavy handed with her would cause her to completely shut down. She will do better in a more quiet home with a moderate to low activity level. If you think you might be the right fit for Saylor, please email