Pomsky

American  

[pom-skee] / ˈpɒm ski /

noun

plural

Pomskies

1. a dog crossbred from a Pomeranian and a Siberian husky.

   This well-behaved adult Pomsky is a healthy 28 pounds and is in need of a loving home.

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Etymology

Origin of Pomsky

First recorded in 2010–15; Pom(eranian) ( def. ) + (Siberian hu)sky ( def. )

Example Sentences

He needed to walk Athena, a mini Pomsky, and they left their home shortly before 8 a.m.

From Los Angeles Times

But that merely underscores such retreads as must-have accessories to fame, the solid Pomsky replacements to the slighter Pomeranians and teacup chihuahuas that came before.

From Salon

The puppy, a Pomsky named Louie, is in good health and will be returned to his owner, police said.

From Washington Times

The “pomsky” is Correa’s first dog and he’s already shown some star power.

From Washington Times

Gotta please the pomsky faithful.

From Time