A dog dna test can be very helpful in determining your dog's ancestry.
Especially now that the German Shepherd mix is the most popular "mutt" in the US.
A dog breed test can help you answer this question. There are several kits available that you can now perform from home. Without the expense of a visit to the vet. No blood test is needed - simply take a sample of your dog's cheek cells.
Remember high school science class? Yeah, just like that. Then, you simply mail it in and wait for the results.
This is the cheapest canine DNA testing kit on the market. It covers 62 breeds which covers 92.5% of America's mixed breed dog population.
Despite its low cost, this dog breed test comes with an easy to use DNA card which changes color so you know an adequate sample is collected. Also offers a quick turnaround of two weeks.
This test recognizes over 100 breeds. DNA testing with Canine Heritage includes a personalized certificate of dog breed analysis with 3 breed categories.
Results can take up to 8 weeks. But, your dog's DNA sample is processed through the dna testing lab's equipment 10 separate times, to ensure accuracy.
The most comprehensive dog breed test identifies over 185 breeds. It creates a three generation family tree of your dog's ancestry.
Within a period of 3 weeks, you will receive a snapshot of each breed found in your dog's lineage, outlining appearance, behavior and common characteristics.
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