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Ancestry Pet DNA
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Great service guaranteed results!
Very easy to use but we really expected Hard Copy information.
Our first dogs DNA answers changed twice so that was confusing. Also she has like 10 breeds in her but we understand that dog DNA is growing as more breeds are added. Our second dogs DNA came back pretty much what we thought..mostly great Pyrenees. The surprise was chow chow and pointer too.
She doesn’t seem to match any of the breeds it says she is. Would you be willing to send us a free kit to confirm the results? Thank you so much.
Simple process and easy to follow instructions. Was great to find out what made up our two dogs we tested. One had a surprise breed.
So crazy, what I and everyone thought Lolli was was a husky/german Shepard mix but those were the very last ones. She is mainly lab/ Australian Shepard. This was so much fun waiting for the results. This also brings the idea of things I would think she would be interested in. She loves swimming and fetching sticks in the water. Took her as soon as I had the results to try new adventures.
I am so glad I found pet ancestry. We purchased a puppy online that we were told was a Yorkshire Terrier but by his 6 month he didn’t look full Yorkie. His hair hasn’t grown and his vet was not sure. Our result told us he is 94% yorkie and 6 % coton de tulear. I had never heard of that breed but it was fun learning about it.
Very surprised with the DNA outcome. Didn't think my dog had a retriever in him. Wish we could have find some of his siblings on the DNA. Overall very knowledgeable and pretty fast results.
Our daughter bought us the DNA kit as a gift. We thought we were buying another Labrador/Kelpie cross like our 10-year-old dog, but our 8-month-old male puppy is already much taller and heavier than her. We suspect our pup has some Huntaway genetics and we had never heard of the Patagonian Sheepdog. Most of his reported traits seem accurate. He is very intelligent and biddable and we hope he will learn to help with our small herd of cattle like our older dog does, as well as being a household companion. Training our pup to m... read more