Absolutely spot on Having been told my dog was a springer spaniel x terrier I had my doubts as she was tall and slender. So I bit the bullet and tried a DNA test to see, I didn't upload any pictures so as not to influence the outcome. Got the results back and I can confidently say they're spot on! My dog turned out to be 4 breeds with the majority being a wirehaired pointing Griffin, then springer, then cocker and a smidgen of German wirehaired pointer. If you imagine a combination of both wirehaired pointers you see my dog. It's good to finally know exactly what breed she is so now when people ask, which they do a lot, I can finally tell them.

DNA test on a rescue dog I used the DNA test as I'd adopted a rescue dog, suspected to be a westie cross. Everybody kept asking what she was and having a guess. So it was so exciting doing a DNA test and finding out who was right. It's brilliant seeing what breeds she is crossed (4 with one dominant one) with and will help with her health and training.

Dna for dogs To do dna was easy and instructions was easy to follow the results was really good and useful to know what breed of dog you have

Wrong results My small dog who bares a huge resemblance to either cavachon or maltipoo has come back as top 5 breeds Dalmatian, Pekingese, German shepherd, poodle (toy or miniature) and central Asian ovcharka (a large and powerful breed, in their own words). Only one I would believe is the poodle bit. I have sent them an email but on most of the bad reviews here I don’t suppose I will get any joy. I have also contacted them via fb messenger and put her photo as a comment on some of their posts

So precise Easy to swab my dogs mouth.. results were exactly what we expected.. absolutely brilliant