DNA My Dog

The results were wrong - twice.The first results they sent us were way off, and when they tried to correct it, the second results were also wrong. It was so disappointing.When we adopted him we knew the mother was a malamute/golden retriever, and we were 95% certain the father was a corso mix. Golden retriever wasn’t listed at all and neither was corso. The results were so off we ended going through Embark and actually getting accurate results- retriever/malamute/corso/mastiff.NOT a Scottish terrier, Great Dane, or Akita.Huge bummer.

Got the test for my birthday as I wanted to find out the mix of my new dogs mom. Did the swab, sent it in and waited. After what seemed like a long time I got an email with the results and the app I had downloaded finally updated. My dogs dad was 100% Great Dane so that is 50% & her mom I was told was boxer and Bullmastiff with maybe a few others mixed in over generations. My results listed Great Dane as over 60% and Chesapeake Bay retriever as 10% with no other dogs listed. After looking into chessies and knowing that there isn’t any of that in my dogs mom or dad I emailed in when asked about the results and mentioned that I didn’t think they were real. I already mentioned in the app my dog was Great Dane when setting that up before the results. They offered to do a second test and today (months later) I get email with the same results as the first time in Dec. Don’t waste you time and money! you are better off guessing what type of dog you have or letting a vet guess for you

We rescued a pup and was told he was a Hound/Shepherd cross. He didn't really look like a hound so I started searching for DNA tests for dogs and found DNA My Dog. This is such a great service. We tested our little guy (which was super easy) and come to find out he is a Belgian Malinois and Shepherd cross. Who knew?Love this!

We received the DNA test as a gift from my parents. It was so exciting to receive the results. We adopted two sibling puppies from a rescue agency. They were called Chi X in their description, but the foster didn't even think they had chihuahua in them. Sure enough, they did! Turns out they are Parson Russell Terrier/Chihuahua mix with Papillon in their ancestry. Such a surprise! The test was simple with clear instructions, the website was easy to use, and the wait time for the results was short and within the time advertised. With the results, DNA My Dog sent information about the breeds and an adorable certificate. We also received a discount on a genetic age test which we bought immediately. We are now excitedly waiting to find out the results of that test! When I sent an inquiry question email about the test to customer service, I received a very quick reply, on the same day (and it was a weekend!). The response was personalized and helpful. Now I wish I had done the DNA and breed test with my previous dog. I highly recommend this company and the peace of mind and joy it brings to you to find out the breed of your beloved dog.

Everyone was telling me my dog was this breed or that and I was looking for a company that was local to me to see exactly what breed/breeds my dog was made up of. Always thought pomeranian but never thought there was Chihuahua. I am thrilled to know the breeds and can look after my dog better knowing her DNA make up.

We adopted Maude from the Humane Society. She was picked up as a stray at about 7 months and never claimed. There was absolutely no history on her. I decided to DNA test her as I was sure she had some Greyhound or Whippet in her background. The cost was very reasonable and response time was as they stated. Follow up has been great. Much to our surprise Bull Mastiff was the predominant breed!! It was lots of fun reading the results. I highly recommend DNA My Dog.

We had a great experience with DNA My Dog for our Frenchie. It was quick and easy to use and we had our results back very quickly. We’ve recommended it to friends and would absolutely use again.

CANNOT RECOMMEND ANY LESS.Long story made short, I was gifted a test because my dog has a small percentage of mystery DNA, while the majority of her DNA from mother and father are already KNOWN. The test, which I was very careful with (I have lab and sampling experience), came back for one half of her known DNA and a small percentage of a rare breed you don’t even see generally at the dog park. She does not look like this rare breed AT ALL. As in, literally not possible for her to have that much DNA of this rarer breed. The test didn’t even register her other DIRECT parent’s KNOWN DNA, so I entirely doubt the accuracy of this test at all - especially after reading the other reviews.Furthermore - I did go to customer service. They were generally unapologetic and said they could use the second set of samples to run another test if I wanted. I said absolutely. No one ever contacted me again after that. No update on results. It’s been 3+ months, they said it should take two weeks.**Edit After Business Reply**No, I was never offered to be sent a new test and I have the email chain to prove it. As I stated above, I was offered a retest of the swabs I had already sent and I said yes. Then, never got any update on the retest.

Just received my dog's DNA test results and they were completely off. I feel very scammed. For my other dog I used embark brand and they were accurate. This time I tried to save $50 and go with DNA my dog but the DNA results that they sent me must have been for a completely different dog because they were nothing like my dog.It's also mandatory that you give the dogs weight which is very suspicious to me.Embark brand did not ask for dog's weight.DNA my dog also asks for an optional photo which I opted not to provide and I'm assuming that's why my results were way off. She is a puppy so they weren't able to properly gage her adult weight I guess.Definitely don't waste your money on this brand.

We adopted our dog with no information (he had no chip) we had our ideas of what he was made of so I was glad there was an affordable way to actually tell us his breed. We also paid the extra to find out his age. Which was off by 2 years from guessing based on his teeth. So thankful that we know have answers!