Chrissie Kong
New York,#2Author of original report
Sun, December 27, 2009
Shut up Kym! The breeder didn't offer me anything. I'm just being honest and admit to my mistake. I have the money and I'll get whatever kind of dogs I want. And you can go to the pound if you want and I don't care!
Kym-berly
Kansas City,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, December 10, 2009
Its a animal not a machine. So it is disabled not Defective for one.#2 what did she offer you to update her report? Your vet said the puppy is disabled with a congenital issue, but now you are agreeing it was a broken nail? Why were the puppys nails not trimmed correctly? Had they been they would not have broken with out trauma.
Last but not least , There are enough Puppies and pure breed dogs in the shelters and rescue groups to provide every one with a new pet for years! Why in the hell are you buying a puppy? Dont you know 50% of all animals in shelters are pure breeeds people bought!
Chrissie Kong
New York,#4Author of original report
Wed, December 09, 2009
I would like to publicly apologize to Pamela Slocum from Pam's Little Angels. The problem from the original report has been resolved.
I had jump into conclusion to quickly regarding her sending me a defective puppy. The puppy is indeed very healthy and the limp is caused by the broken nail. I was too anxious to point fingers and make wrong judgment at a very caring breeder. I had spoken to her and she has been very understanding on my situation and even advised me to get a second opinion from a different vet. She had assured me that the puppy is very healthy and I myself saw the puppy finally putting her leg down for about 5 minutes.
I also want to apologise to everyone, especially to Pam for making such a impulsive report without giving her enough time to resolve this matter. I'm ashamed of my misjudgement of a wonderful breeder. I really hope that pet lovers out there would go to her when looking for a pet. It's all my fault for not giving her enough time to respond to me before posting this report. I have not the slightest intention to tarnish her reputation and business. BUYERS, please disregard the original post and go to her. I'm lucky that I found her and I sincerely apologise for doubting her integrity as a breeder.
Sorry Pam and thank you for being understanding.
Chrissie Kong
New York,#5Author of original report
Wed, December 09, 2009
I would like to apologise publicly to Pamela Slocum for posting a bad review. I had stupidly jumped into conclusion about sending me a defective puppy. The puppy is indeed very very healthy. The limping was due to the broken nail and NOT birth defects.
This is my first puppy and I was very anxious and compulsive to point fingers at a very caring breeder. I have spoken to her and personally apologise to her for doubting her integrity. Pam was so understanding, she even told me to get a second opinion from another vet and reassured me that the puppy is healthy and free from genetic disease and she gives me a couple of weeks to see if the puppy starts walking normal.
I just want to sincerely apologise to her and everyone for this compulsive posting. So, BUYERS please ignore my original report and go to her if you are looking for pets. I'm lucky that I found her. I seriously feel bad and I have not the slightest intention to hurt her reputation nor business. I am SORRY.
Chrissie Kong
New York,#6Author of original report
Sun, December 06, 2009
The breeder (Pamela) emailed me to let me know that she's in Colorado and doesn't have good signal and she's not ignoring the problem.
We decided to revisit the puppy issue in a peaceful manner that will benefits both of us and the puppy. I'm hoping that it will work out and will update this post once we came to a mutual agreement.