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I had my adopted dog tested with the blood test one. The shelter said she was a chihuahua mix. The lab test came back with two: Primary: toy fox terrier, secondary: weimaraner. OK, she weighs in at about 9 pounds, but she does have pale eyes and a weimaraner shaped face. I just can't figure how they got together size wise. The toy fox I understand as they were put together mixing fox terrier, chihuahua and italian greyhound. But the weimaraner? Hmmmmm?
I'm so glad I came across this thread. I just got my results back for my dog, Mazzie. We did the cheek swab by Bio Pet & it cost about $50. She turned out to be 3 breeds- English Setter, Dachshund, & German Shepperd. We knew she probably had Doxie cause of her short legs but her personality is not Doxie(I actually have a blk/tan smooth Doxie too). Turns out her long black & white coat w/ white chest w/ black spots comes from the E.S., that and her strong hunting instinct. She is frightnengly(sp) smart too(polar opposite of my Doxie,lol) & we figure that came from the GSD. In all, I'm very glad I did the DNA profile.
I like this test hopefully I can purchase this test also.. very interesting .
this is what they should do everytime they think a dog with a big head is a pitbull ... huh
Swore I wasn't gonna post, lol... But size in breeding doesn't always matter. I had a Husky that would lay down for a small male Corghi a life time ago. As to DNA, I dont believe in them either and see it as a curious expense.
I wouldn't care what types of dog it is...they are all so loveable & perfect.
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