Pomskies

Beaver Pomeranian (Beige)

-Because of its light brown tone, the beaver coat color is also referred to as beige or biscuit. It is an orange-brown to beige cream shade of diluted chocolate. The coat tips of this color frequently have a silvery blue hue.
A gene dilution to the typical chocolate brown coat is the cause of beaver. Color dilution alopecia, which results in hair loss and irritated skin, is frequently caused by this dilution gene.
Beaver-coated dogs are frequently mistaken for being cream or chocolate-colored. But the difference in skin coloration around their pads, lips, noses, and eye rims makes the distinction obvious. The nose, mouth, eyelashes, and paw pads of a beaver Pomeranian will all be light in color. They stand out due to their light-colored characteristics. They most likely aren't a beaver if their nose is black.

Miniature Pomeranian

Miniature Pomeranians are also known as Pocket, Micro, Tea Cup, and Toy Pomeranians. As the name suggests, these dogs are smaller than the Standard Pomeranian.

They weigh only 1 to 4 pounds (0.4 and 1.8 kg) and stand less than 6 inches (15.2 cm) tall.

While very popular, Miniature Pomeranians can have numerous health issues, so you must look for a reputable breeder if you plan to get one of these dogs.