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  1. I was so excited to see the results of Sally’s DNA! I would have never guessed she was part Dalmatian, that’s cool. I really want to do this with our dog Dallas now. We know he’s Rhodesian Ridgeback, but not sure what else he’s mixed with, because he is dominantly RR. Sally is such a cutie.

    1. It’s amazing isn’t it – now I know she’s part dalmatian I’m thinking that’s very much were her face shape and ears come from as when you look at them de-spotted it’s very much her.

      If you do, give Dallas a doggy DNA test I would love to know what he turns out to be 🙂 xxx

  2. This is really interesting as my dog is supposed to be a jack Russell / poodle cross but greatly resembles a yorkie. I might give this a go xx

  3. We did this too with our dog Bess and she is half Jack Russell (which we knew) quarter miniature poodle (who knew!) and quarter mixed breed including Otterhound! x

    1. Oh wow how amazing how cool is it finding out as well – apparently my parents were sat next to some people thinking of doing it the other day (they thought there dog was collie x Alsation oddly as well) so they said I had mine just done so they are off to do these I would love to know what it comes out as.. x

  4. I had no idea they had this. The first thing I think of is the movie Marmaduke, the guy in there could have used it! I bet it would be helpful for people who are adopting pets so they can say exactly what breed an animal is.

    1. Definitely I wish we had known about it when we first adopted her – it’s something I will definitely do in future when I adopt as well 🙂 x

    1. Before she got so grey we were often stopped and asked if she was a German Shep pup when we told them she was 5 / 6 they could never believe it x

    1. It really is I’m sure a lot that say they are aren’t really but then I think we have breed so many defects into our pure breeds its such a shame. x

  5. We stay sooo clear of those. Bull breeds are outsiders and it seems like with our baby, everyone has this preconceived “Ooooh, careful! That’s a pitbull!” thing going on. =/ He’s a sweetie though.

    Never expected the Keeshond in little Miss Sally! Pretty cool though! She’s a beaut. <3

    1. It’s such a shame – I was talking to Ash about it after she came out as having ‘bull’ in her, it’s so often about how they are brought up or even the situation they are put in – so many times kids have come from nowhere and thrown there arms around Sally, thankfully she is the sweetest natured dog. But I just couldn’t imagine allowing a child to do that.

      I know so amazed by it! So cool finding it out 🙂 x

  6. Awwww, what a cutie doggie! I miss my favorite pet dog and unfortunately, I can’t have a dog yet as I have 2 active boys.

  7. Oh my gosh that is so neat! I saw something like this on TV and have been wanting to do this with our dog Frosty. I wasn’t sure how it all worked but it seems like it was simple and pretty painless. The results are very interesting.

    1. It really is simple and I think painless – Sal normally tells you pretty quick if she doesn’t like something and she was really good I have to say 🙂 x

  8. Really interesting. I had never heard of this service. I might try it out. I have two lovely mutts that I would love to know a little bit more about.

    1. Thats what made us think German Shep it’s amazing how she has taken the colouring of that but everything else is so different (well perhaps apart from her bark she has a big dogs bark lol) x

  9. Sally is very cute and sweet girl. I think mixed breeds are the best dogs. I would have said german shepherd and a terrier mix also.

    1. Thank you so much! They are lovely aren’t they I love how they are all so different as well and it’s nice that they don’t have the genetic problems we seem to have bred into so many breeds these days. x

  10. the shape of her ears fits with the hound/dalmatian heritage and her coloring of course shows shepherd. clearly she’s very sweet and 100% loved!
    we’ve thought about doing this for one of our rescue dogs. thanks for sharing your results!

    1. They sent through a page on each type of dog and they did a facial feature part which was just grey of the dalmatian and without the spots I could totally see it being her! She’s a cutie and very spoilt!

      I’m really pleased we did – if it will help us with training etc I doubt it shes 12 years old now and too stuck in her ways it’s taken us all this time to get her out of some awful habits she had when we got her at 5. But I just think it’s interesting and I guess one day it might come in useful for the vet as well. If you do go for it I would love to know what yours turns out to be 🙂 x

    1. I know I couldn’t believe it when I came across it I just had to give it a try – I’m sure people have said Terrier of some kind in the past now you say it I guess we were just blinded haha! x

  11. Aww Doggy DNA. She is such a cutie and what cool mixes she is 🙂 I don’t think I would ever had guess American Foxhound!

    1. Thank you so much – I know I was so surprised it came through really late at night and I just wanted to tell everyone haha x

  12. Love this! Watched the tv show world of dogs on bbc2 the other night and they did something similar with dogs, its surprising! Your dog is so cute