Before buying one, you need to know that what you are getting is a horrably bred dog that is bound to have a slew of health problems. Huskies are generally medium to giant sized dogs, and pomeranians are small breeds. Only BYB's and puppy mills would ever breed such a mix. Also, be aware that a dog being advertised as a husky/pom mutt may have other breeds in their mix, or might not even really be a husky or pom!
You will not find any reputeable breeder.
That being said, your best bet is at a pound, where prices can range from free to $300 USD, and will often already be temperment tested, vaccinated, and neutered/spayed.
If you buy from a BYB there is no telling what they'll sell for. They may try to scam you with $1000 USD or they might just hand their pups out. But either case, the pups aren't likely to vaccinated or spayed.
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It all depends on the husk's features
Less than a hunnerd bucks in California...
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Husky floor mats can cost anything from $30 to $100 depending on where they are bought and what sizes, shapes and materials they are made out of. The can also be custom made by several shops.
The husky Compressor costs about $200 maybe or more depending where you buy it or rent it. The Husky Compressor is mainly for business equipment but it could possibly be used for other purposes depending on what they are.
My male husky costed about $900 to $1000.
how much do the min husky weigh
Depends on what country you are in, in Australia the cost of a Siberian husky is around 500-almost 2000 dollars , depending on the quality of the Siberian husky. Also that Siberian huskies are not for everyone, if you want a Siberian husky, firstly read about this unique breed and whether it is suited to your way of life.
The Pomsky or Pomeranian Husky mix is considered the latest designer dog, succeeding such hybrid breeds as the Labradoodle, Golden Doodle, Buggs, Cockerpoo and Pomapoo. They are estimated to cost in the $1,200 range. These will be very active, busy dogs, requiring training and care.
It depends on where you adopt it, if it's about to be put down it usually does not cost
Well i recently bought a husky and he cost 500. Depends on the breed of it.