One Love Poms
reviews and complaints

I bought a pom for $2500 who was genetically sick and had bad patellas. She developed congestive heart failure very young, and she lived to be just under three. She was the world to me. My heart is broken.

You should never breed a merle to a merle! The merle gene is known to cause a number of health problems, mostly deafness and blindness, and also sun sensitivity and skin cancer. These problems are unusual in heterozygous merles (Mm) but unfortunately common in double merles (MM).

Kristen Wiles has sick dogs, she breeds multiple breeds together .I bought a dog from her that has liver issues ans black skin disease . Now she started breeding cavaliers with pomeranians to get more money as those are larger litters . Do not buy from this breeder .

This breeder has very bad ethics, I have a friend who has one of her poms. The poms is over 30 lb! The breeder said he would be 5-7 lb. The pom was diagnosed with many genetic disorders, the main one is bad patellas. This breeder does not care about her customers. My friend contacted her many times and asked her for a puppy replacement. The breeder threatened my friend with police if she doesn't start complaining. Do not get fooled by looking at her website. She is a skilled photographer who takes her poms only out when she wants to take a new photo. Her dogs live in horrible conditions. I saw it with my own eyes.

I am very disturbed that someone would right this complaint using my NAME ! This is a false post .Someone is trying to cause me trouble and One love poms .this should be reported !
Della M Monroe

I happen to find her place one day just by luck. I decided to check it out, unannounced, and was very please with what I saw. The family at the time was building a much bigger space for the dogs. All the dogs looked healthy and happy. She had a new baby and another hand full in and out of the house. At the time I was looking for a companion to my pomeranian (I got my pom from somewhere else) I had to admit her quality of poms was better then mine, her poms where thick triple coated and were short and compact with great features.
I am not saying that your complaint is not valid, but before you buy any puppy from a breeder, you know who the mom and the dad and who the grandparents are, if you waited a year you had a year to do your research. For example right now there are some puppies available that I am very interested in but I did notice that they are a product of father-daugther litter. I am not an expert but from what I understand this is common, at times it could cause abnormalities but not all the time. I would prefer at least 1 generation in between but that doesn't necessarily mean you get a disease free puppy. I am still looking for a sister for my baby, I am going to be extra careful this time. My pom has no known genetical abnormalities and she super healthy, however I spent abour $2000 for her plus an additional $6000 5 months later because she had an accident and broke her two front legs.
Now if I was the breeder to keep my reputation I would contact the rest of the litter owners to find out if these disease carry to each puppy in that litter or just one.
I can understand your frustration, however, I do not believe this particular breeder is out to scam people but I do believe that nkt responding your calls is not tje right thing to do, as far as she helping you with the cost of treatments may be too much to ask, i think as a courtesy she can and maybe schedule something with her personal vet or arrange for medication for you at cost. I believe that you have every right to post your complaint please let us know if any of my conflict resolution sugestions helped.