After you take your Smoky Mountain Pomsky puppy home, it is still important for you, as an owner, to continue with the socialization process. Introducing your puppy to new people, places, and experiences from the start is vital to helping him/her navigate our human world. A well socialized puppy becomes a confident dog that is comfortable in a multitude of new experiences.

We are amongst the top Pomsky breeders in the United States on The Dogs Journal site again!

The family history of our stud, Sarge…

From time to time, we retire our dams so that they can live out their perfect life as a pampered pet. This is Jitterbug’s (Pomsky mama) story!

Piebald is rare because both parents must carry the recessive piebald gene in order for their puppies to physically display this coat pattern. Pomsky breeders never know which genes will come together. That is one of the most exciting things for me when our Pomsky puppy litters are born! It’s like Christmas morning every birth, with a sweet new surprise every time a puppy pops out!

Canine Influenza is here…and there is a vaccination shortage. Learn how to prevent this illness and recognize the signs and symptoms to protect your pets.

A long awaited update on our “unsinkable” Molly Brown!

As you may have heard, tiny puppy #4 in Raven’s litter was a preemie and wasn’t born with the sucking instinct…

All is well in the SMP nursery this morning! We asked our vet to come by and take a peek at our tiny girl from Raven’s litter…

We’ve been pretty quiet this week and it’s because we have been deep in the trenches with our litter from Raven…

This week has flown by and so far everyone is thriving…

The umbilical cords have all fallen off of the puppies and their little bellies are getting round…

All puppies are latching and content tonight….Phoebe’s milk is coming in and the puppies are gaining weight…

The breeding life is not just for anyone and there is so much you don’t see behind the scenes…

We had the honor of being included in an article about Pomskies recently!

During our five years of breeding Pomskies, there have been a few times when our mamas have not been able to nurse the puppies. It is absolutely terrifying to have the lives of helpless puppies literally in our hands. We have been very fortunate in all these cases to have access to other mothers who have been able to nurse our babies. However, this is not as easy as it sounds. There is a process that we go through to ensure that the surrogate mama has accepted the puppies as her own. While some dogs would take puppies without any issues, we do not take the chance.

Pomskies are amazing dogs! Read the story of how Bowie saved his owner from smoke inhalation.

Pomskies are a designer breed that is a cross between a Siberian Husky and a Pomeranian.

You may have noticed recently that we have a few puppies in a unique shade of grey, almost a steel tone. What you probably don't realize is that these puppies are one of the most genetically rare color of Pomskies that there are, they are "blue" puppies. The only coat color more rare for Pomskies at this time is "lavender", which is a genetic step further than the blue color.

We are the Turner family, otherwise known as "Smoky Mountain Pomskies".