Fun, easy way to find out breed of your dog
596131
I purchased this product for my husband for Christmas.  We had adopted a dog this fall that was described as German Shepherd mix, but after several friends and family had asked "mixed with what?" we wanted to find out the answer.
  The product was easy to use.  You swab your dogs cheeks in a few hour window where they haven't eaten.  Then you fill out the forms, and send it in.  They will send you a verification email when they receive it.
  We received our results last night stating he was a German Shepherd & Rottweiler mix.  They break it down from great-grandparent to parent.  It was exciting to see the lineage, but one area at great-grandparent said "mixed breed" that would have been nice to know more specifics.
  Feel as if it was a good buy & fun to use.  They have alot of breeds to test yoru dog again.  Just find the best price for this item.
3288765
A source I have been looking for.  Really like looking to identify breeds I come across in daily walks.  Very helpful.
1834402
Great way to explore which flavor is your dogs favorite!
4696539
I bought the "bone-shaped" tags.  I was able to get my name, my dogs' names, my address and phone number.  The colors are fun and the tags are easy to attach to the collars.
1192507
It was easy to collect the sample and I got my results quick. Its nice to know what breeds my mix dog is for training purposes.
3657194
Short and simple book with lots of pictures for reference. My daughter and I loved learning our dog's language and can easily read other dogs now as we pass by. Every dog owner should read this.
3587081
OK I got this book for a great price and I was interested as I have a chow.  I could see some of the same breed traits my dog has in little Kuya Kai.  Overall a good quick read.
1150665
This book has just enough information given in a concise, fun, and easy to understand way. The illustrations are cute, but the message is very useful for anyone who has kids who love dogs. The books helps kids understand the ground rules on how to greet strange dogs and some basics on how to read and react to them.
1112909
Shattered my dreams of being a purebred owner, but we always suspected our Blue Heeler was part German Shepard. The test is in: and the results determined that it was true!
If you can get your dog to sit still and swab its tongue, than this is a fun activity to do with your family and your dog. We even had a pool going for who was closest to her true breed!
The turn-around was relatively quick and as promised.
The instructions were easy to follow and easy to send back.
1570759
How funny...the 17-pound Miniature Schnauzer/Terrier Mix I adopted almost seven years ago is hardly that! Who knows if her original shelter, the shelter that took her from them, a transport volunteer or her ultimate-destination shelter decided what she was, but... her DNA test showed she is 37.5% Beagle! Though no other single breed was discernible, the test showed the next largest percentage was from the Terrier group, with a smaller percentage from the Sporting group!

How fascinating; I guess it bears out current shelter wisdom in not assigning breeds to dogs unless they are 100% sure!

I'm happy that now I know. The only reason I did not give the fifth star is I found the parentage chart somewhat difficult to interpret.
4108573
I purchased a DNA test for my wife's mixed breed mutt we adopted from the pound. the test is very easy to administer and easy to send for the results. The results took about two to theree weeks to get the results back. They were clear easy to read and simply stated. The problem, I felt was the breeds showing as ancestors have little to do with the look and type of our dog. Although she is tiny one of her close relatives was said to be a Rottweiler and the other has super Schipperke. I realize the tests are supposed to be reliable yet I don't think they are or at least the one we bought didn't seem to produce reasonable results.
2518373
Simple, approachable and fun to read.  The dog partner, Billy, adds interest.
1517220
So cool having the family tree chart - really quick results and definitely accurate! I would do it again and would recommend it to anyone with a mixed breed pup!
2966523
A fun book, easy to work with, great fun for you and your dog! (more training means more scooby-snacks)
The book points out which tricks are best for which type of dog. No type of dog needs to be left out of the fun. The training methods are dog-friendly, the book just oozes ''Fun!'' with the many photo's, the look and the way it is cut into a circus-tent shape. There is a chapter on the origins of dogs in circuses too. And inspiring tips on how to make your own circus accessories. Very complete in a condensed format.
My dog learned 5 tricks in a week.
2159311
This book is very informative, and blends humor with unique insight to the ups and downs of many breeds. (By unique, I simply mean this book is not written in a "clinical" or "dry" manner. These are real people who share their experiences and help to educate prospective dog owners.) This book does not give alot of information about every breed--the authors only comment on breeds they are familiar with. My family and I are currently in search of the perfect dog for us, and this book made a great start. I've learned alot and am more excited to have the right dog share our home.
1975993
I tried this just for curiosity's sake and think it's a very cool product.  The test was easy to do and the results came back in a few weeks.  Seems pretty accurate based on what we previously knew about our dog.
2732966
I wanted to get this book because my daughter and I are dog lovers.  Big time.  We also like to interpret our dog's behaviors, mannerisms and gestures and often times add our own dialogue to what we guess he's saying while he's doing something.  That's what this book is:  it goes into funny "explanations" about canine behavior from a dog's perspective.  Get it?  Woofileaks like Wikileaks...letting the cat outta the bag (pun intended).  So with that, we are offered why dogs sniff hydrants, why they pull on a leash and so on.  The ONLY reason my daughter and I don't give the book a collective 5 star rating is because of the fact that each example is a rhyming limerick.  We enjoyed the little stanzas for the first few pages, but some of the rhymes were a bit of a stretch and just made the entry awkward.  We'd have loved to have seen some different kinds of poems and maybe some little anecdotes mixed in the book.
Overall I think it's a really cute approach and fun to read with an dog-loving child.