Understanding the F1, F2, F3 etc. generations

Here is an example of what is called an F1 Pomsky, the result of a Husky and Spitz cross.

Here is an example of what is called an F2 Pomsky, the result of crossing two F1 Pomskys

Here is an example of what is called an F3 Pomsky, the result of crossing two F2 Pomskys.

Here is an example of what is called an F4 Pomsky, the result of crossing two F3 Pomskys.

Here is an example of a family tree for a Pomsky F4 over 3 generations

Generations B and A

Here is an example of what is called a Pomsky F1B

result of a cross between an F1 Pomsky and a Husky

The cross is the same for each variation: F2B = Pomsky F2 + Husky

F3B = Pomsky F3 + Husky etc... etc...

Here is an example of what is called a Pomsky F1A

result of a cross between an F1 Pomsky and a Spitz

The cross is the same for each variation: F2A = Pomsky F2 + Spitz

F3A = Pomsky F3 + Spitz etc... etc...

Here is an example of what is called an F2 Pomsky, the result of crossing an F2 Pomsky and an F1A Pomsky.

Here is an example of what is called an F4 Pomsky, the result of crossing an F3 Pomsky and an F3B Pomsky.

Here is an example of what is called an F2 Pomsky, the result of crossing an F1 Pomsky and an F4 Pomsky.

The calculation method remains the same regardless of generation

It's always the lowest generation that rises

Example: Pomksy F1 X Pomsky F3 = Pomsky F2