Loving male Pomsky 13 months old in Galway is seeking a very special home

We are looking for a wonderful new home for our beautiful male Pomsky. He is 13 months old, neutered, and a lovely, affectionate boy with a big personality. He is very loved, but we feel he would thrive in a home where he can receive more individual attention, consistent training and one-on-one time than we can currently give him. He is very good with children, cats and other dogs.

This is not a decision we have made lightly, and finding the right home is far more important than finding one quickly.

We are looking for a responsible, experienced and committed owner who understands the needs of an active, intelligent dog and can offer him a loving, stable, permanent home.

Serious Enquiries Only.

Please do not message simply asking if he is available. We will only consider enquiries from people genuinely interested in offering him a lifelong home.

If interested, please introduce yourself and provide the following information:

• Your household: Who lives with you? Are there children, and what ages?

• Your home: Do you own or rent? House or apartment? Urban or rural?

• Outdoor space: Do you have a private, securely enclosed garden? What type and height of fencing?

• Daily routine: Do you work from home or outside the home? How many hours would the dog be left alone?

• Dog experience: Have you owned dogs previously? Which breeds? Any experience with Huskies, Pomskies or similar breeds?

• Other pets: Do you currently have dogs, cats or other animals?

• Exercise and training: How would you meet his daily exercise, mental stimulation and training needs?

• Living arrangements: Where would Tiny sleep and spend his time during the day?

• Your circumstances: Why are you interested in owning a dog, and what sort of life could you offer him?

We will be selective, and any potential home would need to be a genuinely good match.

Please only get in touch if you are serious, have discussed this with your household and are prepared for the lifelong commitment of owning a dog.

Our only priority is finding him the home he deserves. ❤️

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