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At Ancestry®, we really know DNA. We've got more than a decade of experience. And now, Know Your Pet DNA brings our expertise to the furrier members of your family. So you can learn more about your much-loved pup, and feel extra confident about giving them care that's just right for them. Discover your dog’s DNA story.
The results were quicker than I thought. It was very easy to do. We smiled at the results, we had guessed a few of the breeds, but we're totally wrong on the main one, but it actually made a lot of sense now that we know it . definitely do it.
I feel the results were speedy but I am not sure that the results are even 50% accurate for my dog as far as breed. I surely did it correctly as I got results but she definitely doesn’t look like a pug, chi, aussie at all. A little disappointed.
It was about as expected. Seems fairly efficient. The results caught me a little by surprise. I can see 3 of the 4 breeds listed in my dog but the largest source was completely unexpected but that's why we did this. Over all, I would recommend your service.
The first sample was lost. The second one took a very long time. It was delivered via (email or text…I can’t remember) I would like the results MAILED to me PLEASE! Catherine McClelland (dog - GANGA) at 13477 Buckeye Ct, Sutter Creek, CA 95685.
Neat to see what my rescue mutt was, Ancestry made it very easy to use. Followed all the instructions and just followed up on the website.
I owned a Rhodesian Ridgeback and loved the dog but it died. We loved the Rhodesians and looked for a replacement. The city animal shelter indicated they had a Rhodesian and I went and picked it up. That was Lacey. Your test did not mention Rhodesian as any of the characteristics of our dog. All this time we were sure it was Rhodesian or at least part, and now we know. The results surprised the whole family. Thank you.
Liked how I was informed along the way about what was going on.
They lost my first sample but they did replace it with a free one. They only identified 2 of at least 3 types of dog that's in my pet's Ancestry. I can say this because the 2 breeds they came up with both have floppy ears that rest right against the head. Mine has thick, straight up ears like a chihuahua. They did get most of the traits right.
It was fast but I am unsure of results. It came back as 100% cocker spaniel and my dog only has the floppy ears of a cocker spaniel