DNA My Dog Breed Identification DNA Test for Dogs
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If you’ve ever wondered what makes your unique pup tick, you can now find out with the DNA My Dog Breed Identification Test Kit. In addition to simply satisfying your own canine curiosity, you can finally answer all those questions from friends, family and inquisitive passersby in the park. By better understanding the individual ancestry and heritage of your four-legged family member, you’ll also know the potential personality characteristics and health issues to look out for, as well as how to best train and feed your pal. The test is simple and painless to administer, just swab his cheeks with the provided sterile applicator, send it in, and you’ll receive his results in about one week. You’ll gain insight into his unique genetic background including the history of his breed(s), traits, exercise levels and much more!
Key Benefits- Discover what makes your unique pup tick by identifying his individual ancestry and heritage.
- Satisfy your own curiosity and finally be able to answer the questions from others about what breed he is.
- Obtain a better understanding of the potential personality characteristics and health issues to look out for, as well as how to best train and feed your pal.
- Gain insight into his unique genetic background including the history of his breed(s), traits, exercise levels and much more!
- Simple and painless to administer–swab his cheeks with the provided sterile applicator, send it in, and receive results in about one week.
Custom photo certificate of the breed composition of your dog, a report on your dogs dominant breeds, personality traits and health concerns, a percentage breakdown of each level of each breed found in your dogs unique DNA.
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Item Number129687
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Test TypeBreed Identification
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LifestageAdult
6 Easy Steps for the One-Minute Cheek Swab Test
Before you begin, please read these instructions carefully and complete the registration process at www.dnamydog.com. Ensure your dog does not eat or drink (other than water) for one hour before starting and has no contact with other dogs (water, toys, mouth) one hour before.
1) Remove the Sterile Swab from the packaging by holding on to the handle. Do not touch the tip.
2) Place the swab between the cheek and gum of the dog. Firmly rub the swab tip against inner surface of the dog’s cheek in a circular motion several times for 20 seconds.
3) Place the swab in the Donor Specimen Envelope. Do not seal the envelope yet.
4) Repeat steps 1-3, using the other sterile swab provided and swabbing the dog’s other cheek. Place the swab in the same Donor Specimen Envelope. Do not seal the envelope yet.
5) Allow the two sample swabs to air-dry in the unsealed envelope for 25 minutes before sealing.
6) Place sealed Donor Specimen Envelope in the supplied mailing envelope. The cheek cell samples are stable for several months without refrigeration.
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Amazing customer service
By DNAtest on Jun 4, 2021
After 8 years of wondering what my sweet Doodle is, I finally ordered this DNA test to find out. It was an easy test to administer -- just two swabs of the inside of my pups mouth -- and mail it back. It may take a bit of time for the sample to get to the site but once it does, they move fairly quickly with the test. Even after the test when I had a few questions, they responded right away. Am so thankful we did this and know for sure what our girl is!
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Don't waist your money on this product
By Denise on May 28, 2021
Totally off the mark with my dog Cloe. She was identified as a 26% - 39%Saint Bernard, 26% - 39% Siberian Husky, 10% - 25% Boarder Collie and 10% - 25% American Staffordshire Terrier. She has non of the markings of any of these dogs. She looks more like a Labrador retriever and a Black Mouth Cur with a little German Shepherd and Ridgeback.
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DNA Test Gave Surprising Results.
By WhatsInAName on May 19, 2021
Our new Rescue Pup was a delight immediately, but we were puzzled over the mix of breeds in our new mutt. Guesses abounded: Rhodesian Ridgeback, Vizsla, Lab and Pit Bull. When we got the results back we found they were all wrong. The dominant breed in the mix was Staffordshire Bull Terrier (26% to 39%). When we looked up the dog breed we had to say it looked a lot like our new pup. We are pleased to know what to say when people ask what kind of dog she is.
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This is so cool!!
By Chelsea on May 20, 2021
I have been wanting to know my dog’s breed for 10 years! I finally decided to give this a try and I was wonderfully surprised to know that she was part Great Pyrenees and part Ibizan hound among other things. Wow! This is so helpful as it gives information about the breeds as well as potential health complications to look out for as they get older. Well worth the price.
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Just for Fun
By Donna on May 12, 2021
A simple test but the results were so much fun and surprising! Bottom line is - it doesn't really matter to me what breeds contributed to my beautiful Baby girl, but what fun it was to find out she's not what I thought she was! She's a rescue both ways, me for her and her for me, and now that I know her breed history I can watch for specific health issues that may come up. The test is reasonably priced and you certainly get what you pay for here. Thanks DNA My Dog!
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no thanks.
By elg251721 on Apr 26, 2021
This not only took extremely long but I was really let down by the results. It said my dog is 61-99% Australian Shepard. Mind you he has short black hair and is all black with white paws. It did say he was border collie which I believe but I don’t think this was at all accurate. He looks more of a lab. He has not a single resemblance to a Aussie. Not that I would mind if he was but I don’t see it. Vet says he is most likely a lab border collie. I am going to try out another dna test brand.
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Amazing Company!!
By Cece on Jun 4, 2021
The customer service of DNA My Dog was wonderful and you got results in a timely manner! I was super excited to be able to figure out the breeds of my rescue dog! I would totally recommend this to anyone wanting to know the breeds involved in your dog. :)
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Fantastic and Interesting!
By GuntersMom on May 20, 2021
You've probably done a DNA test for yourself so now you can have one done for your beloved pet. So interesting to actually find out what type of breed (s) our adopted rescue dog was. Explains so much of his mannerisms and appearance. don't wait and wonder anymore. Great opportunity to find out more!
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Amazing accurate
By Lidy89 on Jun 10, 2021
Was so fun to find out our little Archies DNA we were guessing border collie but turns out he’s Aussie, elkhound, and terrier! I would have never guessed elkhound or terrier but now that I know I’m starting to see it!
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Suspicious that my results were inaccurate
By DoodleGirl on May 19, 2021
What a sham!! Optional info requested when registering my dogs samples was a photo and expected breed. I opted not to supply this info so they would not have an idea of my lab mix dog. Their labs reported a dna mix to me that completely does not match my dog. Waste of money!!
