Harley the Border Collie / Australian Cattle Dog mix at 7 months old—"Harley is a Border Collie / Australian Cattle Dog. He gets to run all day around the farm due to all of the energy he has. He is in training to be a working farm dog. He loves to run and play as well as heard the horses and goats. He is a very smart and loyal dog who is always making people smile. For his breeding he is very well balanced. He shows traits from both breeds." Harley the Border Collie / Australian Cattle Dog mix at 7 months old—"Harley is a Border Collie / Australian Cattle Dog. Find a Border Heeler Breeder Rescue a Border Heeler The Border Heeler is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Border Collie and the Australian Cattle Dog. Note: the Australian Cattle Dog is also called Australian Heeler, Hall's Heeler, Queensland Heeler, Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, Australian Cattledog and Australischer Treibhund. Mercedes the Border Collie / Blue Heeler mix at 2 years old—"Mercedes is a Border Collie / Blue Heeler mix.

She is very well behaved. She has never shown aggressive behaviour. My husband and I have had her around friends children and she nurtures them as if they are her pups. The youngest child was a newborn. She laid by the little ones bouncy seat at all times. If the mother or myself picked up the baby, Mercedes was following right behind. She is also amazing with our 2 cats (Snickerdoodles and Mr. Smitters), as well as other dogs. Her play buddies include... Sammy the Pit Bull, Midnight the Italian Mastiff, Olie the Pit Bull / Boxer mix), Wookie the Silky Terrier), Paris the Chipoodle, and many more. She is the smartest dog I have ever seen. She loves to play tennis ball. During ball time she jumps as high as me. I am 5ft 5in. She does flips in the air, jumps over bushes and obstacles. She also loves basketballs, frisbees, footballs, anything that you give her permission to play with. We got her a pair of shoes to chew on that are real leather, she has had them since 6 months old, and there is not a scratch in them.

She does not care for being dominated by anything. I am actually the only person she let's be dominant. She really has no bad habits other than if she is outside and another dog passes by she gets very excited and wants to play with the other dog, and she makes sure to get their attention. Delta Faucet Soap Dispenser Bottle ReplacementShe sits on her butt and hind legs like a human and watches TV, and also cuddles under covers when it is time for bed. Persian Cats For Sale Riverside CaMy husband and I worked very hard to train her. Miniature Dachshund Puppies For Sale Atlanta GaShe knows sit, shake, lay down, sit pretty, and jump. She is extremely loyal and protective of me." Mercedes the Border Collie / Blue Heeler mix at 2 years old

Freckle the Border Collie / Australian Cattle dog mix at 2 years old—"Hello, this is my adorable puppy "Freckle". He is a Border Collie crossed with an Australian Cattle Dog (Red Heeler). He has the most gentle nature, loves everyone. Hi 5's, shake hands, speaking etc are part of our day. He talks all the time, and has his own special language just for our cat! He doesn't appreciate me going to work, with an extended very vocal "telling off" as soon as I get home. My life is satisfying now with my boy! Kids have grown up and my partner works too much so he is my constant companion and best friend. People stop me in the street to ask me about him as he has such lovely and unusual colouring. We live in the outback desert region of South Australia so he blends in well with our very red dirt! Freckle the Border Collie / Australian Cattle dog mix at 2 years old Freckle the Border Collie / Australian Cattle dog mix as a puppyThe result of crossing these two breeds together should result in a puppy with tons of personality.

While the Husky is a good family dog, it has an unquenchable prey drive. Mixing it with the Pomeranian, a mouthy little couch potato in the best way should curb the want to give chase to an extent. Your kids will do well with this breed as long as they respect and adore it, and they will love showing off their “Little Wolf”.The Husky is a very intelligent breed, but won’t win any obedience competitions because of its free spirit. The Pomeranian is a loyal but stubborn little trooper that will rarely leave your side, but is trainable with the correct approach, like all breeds. With proper training, the Pomsky should make a great companion breed.You will want to allow you new Pomsky Puppy to get used to his surroundings and not overwhelm him. The Husky is a somewhat sensitive breed, and the Pomeranian is about as Hyper-Sensitive as they come. Mixing these two will give you a dog who will be most comfortable with his family, but somewhat cautious with strangers. Make sure you socialize the Pomsky early and often to avoid any difficulty with new people or pets down the road.

You should have a general knowledge of Dogs and how to properly care for them to be an effective Pomsky owner.You will see some of the same health concerns with this Cross as you would with the two pure breeds, but it should be in moderation. The Husky is known to have eye issues such as Cataracts and Corneal Dystrophy. The Pomeranian has been known to suffer from some allergies, and sometimes eye problems as well. Overall, when properly cared for and bred, these problems should be minimal.Don’t be shy about brushing this breed. The Pomsky is a mix between two breeds that would not have a problem shedding on your lap. But like with all dogs, brush and groom this little one to your heart’s content and see the rewards of puppy kisses and appreciation from your little fuzz ball.The two breeds that make up the Pomsky are polar opposites. The Husky is a Sled Dog built for running, and will tire you out long before you wear him out. The Pom however, is a fluffy little toy breed that will tire quickly.