The large Siberian Husky and the tiny Dwarf Spitz do not appear to fit at first sight. But resourceful dog breeders started crossing the two dogs a few years ago. This resulted in the creation of the so-called "Pomsky," and it's too cute!

Although quite a few people would like to have a Husky, this breed of dog can be a bit timid when it comes to people, which is where the Dwarf Spitz, or Pomeranian, comes in.

Since Pomeranians are people-oriented as well as affectionate, it helps to add a little more warmth to the Husky's nature.

The look of the Pomsky designer dog visually rivals that of a Husky, but its behavior is more like the Dwarf Spitz, per My Pet.

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But as it turns out, this mixed breed dog is quite the surprising package. In terms of appearance alone, the look of Pomskys can vary widely.

While some come close to the size of the Siberian Husky, others remain closer to the size of a Miniature Spitz.

Proud Pomsky owners show off their peculiar pets in droves on Instagram so interested dog-lovers can easily visualize what a Pomsky is all about.

By nature, these four-legged friends are considered lively contemporaries who strive to be busy bodies who crave ample outdoor space to roam and explore!

If you're thinking of getting a Pomsky as a city dweller, make sure you're down to embark on many outdoor adventures with your fur baby!

Because of this, Pomskys are pretty hard to find in Europe.

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For those wondering just how a Pomsky is created, here is the answer: The Husky always serves as the dam, which is always artificially inseminated.

This ensures that there are no complications due to the dog's size.