Add RecipientFind out the breed of your dog in 2 to 3 weeks.
Create a more targeted and effective behavior training plan.
The Wisdom Panel Insights Mixed-Breed Test Kit uses your dog's DNA to detect breeds in their ancestry so you can tailor his training, exercise and nutrition to his or her particular needs.
You can decipher behaviors and characteristics ranging from howling to a curly tail. It tests 190+ breeds. It's easy. Just swab the inside of your dog's cheek, mail it back in the postage-paid envelope (included), and receive emailed results within 2 or 3 weeks.
Wisdom Panel Insights Mixed-Breed Test Kit
Customer Ratings & Reviews
Mixed-Breed Dog DNA Test Kit 10 11
test was easy to do,but we don't have the results yet! May 21, 2013
My Adorable Mutt The mystery of figuring out what my adorable little mutt was finally solved thanks to Doggie DNA. I had an idea of what she could of been and I was amazed at what she ended up being. This is great so now I can understand her attitude a little better and I now know what ailments I can expect that are common with the specific breed. Easy to use and took about 3 weeks for processing! March 7, 2013
skeptical Bought this as a fun test for my mixed breed rescue. We have a slender,golden haired girl with a bushy tail and tulip ears about 40 pounds. Test came back Staffordshire terrier/ weimeraner, both short haired, much larger breeds. She bears no resemblance in body type, facial, or manner to either breed. I am very skeptical as to the validity of this test. February 28, 2013
Very Fun ! We have had a lot of fun with these test results. Our girl is 100+ pounds of pure love. The results showed her Mother's side is pure St. Bernard - back to her Great Grandparents. We already knew that to be true. We had no idea about the Father's side. So, when they showed the Daddy to be a Dachshund mix we were amazed ... to say the least. Granted, the mix included 2 small to medium and 2 medium to large breeds - still they only accounted for about 30% and the rest was pure Dachshund ! We used to think her Father was probably a Beagle and so we dubbed her a "St. Berneagle". Now of course we call refer to her a "St. Berdachshund". It was worth every penny ! I have included a photo for you chuckling pleasure. January 9, 2013