A kennel that took on a cloud's personality.
Six years, one single breed, and one rule that has never changed: never more puppies than we can cover in cuddles every single day.
It all started with one dog… and a collection of plush clouds.
I've always had a soft spot for anything round, soft and just a bit too cute — kawaii stickers, embroidered clouds, plushies that take over the entire couch. When Suki, my first Pomsky, came into my life, I realized this mix of playful husky and cloud-soft Pomeranian was exactly what I'd been looking for without knowing it.
Suki had (and still has) a talent for turning any room into a playroom and any cuddle into a photoshoot. After two years of health screenings and a lot of research into hybrid genetics, her first litter confirmed what I already suspected: these puppies deserved something built with real care — just dressed in pastel colours.
Six years later, Petit Nuage is still a tiny home-based kennel in Laval. Litters are born in the living room, grow up surrounded by toys and cuddles, and I know each puppy well enough to know which family will give them the best life.
The Pomsky, and only the Pomsky.
I don't diversify. Knowing one breed well — its joys and its challenges — beats skimming ten.
A size that varies
The Pomsky is a fairly recent cross: adult size can vary even within the same litter, depending on which genes each puppy inherits from each parent. Expect roughly 4 to 10 kg (9 to 22 lb) at adulthood.
Worth knowing: I choose parents of known, stable size to reduce surprises, but some variability remains — that's simply the nature of the cross.
A sharp temperament
Intelligent, playful and deeply attached to their family, with a healthy dose of husky stubbornness. They learn fast — as long as they actually want to.
Worth knowing: this isn't an exclusively couch-bound dog. They need real outings and a bit of mental stimulation every day.
A coat that needs care
A dense undercoat inherited from the husky side: two big shedding seasons a year, and regular brushing keeps the fur tumbleweeds under control.
Worth knowing: gorgeous to look at, a bit more demanding to maintain than a short coat. We show you how from day one.
As with any hybrid breed, adult size and appearance can't be guaranteed puppy by puppy — even though I do everything I can to estimate them accurately from the parents' own size. I tell you this plainly before any reservation, never after.
What I screen for, and what I guarantee.
No breeding happens until both parents have completed the screenings recommended for a husky-Pomeranian cross. Certificates are handed to you in person — not summarized, not "available on request".
Hips and patellas
Orthopedic exam on both parents before mating — patellar luxation is watched closely in smaller breeds.
Heart and eyes
Cardiac assessment and an annual ophthalmological exam by a specialist veterinarian.
Genetic panel
DNA testing for hereditary conditions known in the husky and Pomeranian, so two carriers are never paired.
A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, provided in writing. Replacement or refund, your choice.
Come meet the crew before you decide.
I welcome families by appointment in Laval, even without a firm plan. You'll see where the puppies grow up, meet the parents, and get to ask every question, even the less adorable ones.
One piece of advice, even if you don't adopt from me: be wary of a breeder who offers to meet in a parking lot or won't show you the mother. It's the most reliable signal there is.