Wildmour K9

When we were ready to add another BSD to our pack, Kim was recommended to us and we are so glad she was. We described what we were looking for in a puppy and we were perfectly matched with our sweet girl. We had full confidence in the early puppy raising phase, as Kim made sure these pups had both the right care and the right human exposure. We received such a well adjusted, healthy pup that fit our home perfectly. As we’ve navigated 10 months of puppyhood now, Kim has been there every step of the way- quick to respond to my questions regarding training, eating, health, etc. We’re so thankful for her guidance and the smart, beautiful pup that is such a wonderful addition to our family.

Kim at Wildmour is absolutely fantastic. I received my belgian sheepdog out of a co bred litter with her. Everything I asked for in a puppy, I got in Omen. Her breeder support and training advice/input has been extremely helpful, she has so much knowledge and experience and really cares about dogs. At only 10 months old he has blown away my expectations, training as a service dog in addition to being a sport and show dog. If you are looking for a knowledgeable, kind dog trainer or your next best friend wildmour is the way to go! 🖤

I can’t speak on Kim as a trainer, but I can speak on her as a breeder. Kim listed a litter of golden retrievers on GoodDog, where I showed a lot of interest in bringing home one of them. After a few days of messaging back and forth, I spoke to her on the phone for almost an hour and afterwards she said she would “love for my family to take home one of these girls”. She agreed to let me know which of 3 golden girls my family would be able to choose from a few days after the call, as she was going to keep one for her family. My family and I were extremely excited to take home one of the girls and I bought the food she mentioned, a bed, grooming supplies, and everything else you’d need for a new golden baby. I reached out every few days to ask questions about the pick up process, about dog food, about if Kim had decided which girl she was going to keep. Not only did she take a long time to respond (3 days to each message) but after my most recent question (about FOOD. Yes, food), she said she no longer thinks her or her puppies are a good fit for me. Forgive me for being excited and asking about what food I should be getting my new puppy, a puppy which you AGREED WEEKS AGO my family and I would be taking home. I have written proof of this and so does GoodDog. She said clearly I need a breeder who is more responsive and we wouldn't be a good fit (I had messaged her 2 separate times). When I told her I didn't need a responsive breeder and just had questions, she claimed it was because of West Virginia’s flooding. On the same day she posted a video of all of the puppies swimming in a calm creek in their farm. What kind of flooding are you referring to Kim? There is clearly something very fishy going on with her and her breeding. Imagine agreeing to set aside a dog for a family that has been searching for the perfect breeder, and then pulling out before pickup. It’s obvious she’s either keeping another dog for herself, or giving it to someone else who managed to persuade her with a better price. Avoid Kim at ALL costs. She didn’t even bother to respond to me or my voicemail when I was extremely understanding (notice how she responds to a review minutes after, though). That understanding has now turned into anger and distrust. Save yourself the heartbreak and seek another breeder.

Kim is amazing! She trained our puppy for two weeks after she left the breeder on basic commands, crate-training, and house-training, which was a huge help as we brought her home. Now that our dog is an adult, we board her with Kim ~2/year and it is always a wonderful experience for her - lots of play and outdoor time as well as a chance to interact with other dogs. Kim also sends photos and videos, which is a nice touch.