We got her at 8 months and she survived a terrible case of anaplasmosis. We love the little Super Pitoodle!

Max’s Embark test went to genotyping Oct 15th. I’m checking the app every hr 😂. I just want to know!

Thanks everyone for the guesses! However, she is NOT pitsky!!!

This is my super sweet, very quirky, and mildly neurotic 4 year old rescue guy who came from Athens. I’ve had him for about 7 months!

He’s so loving and happy go lucky, equally content to go for a 5 mile hike or chill in bed all day (he also insists on sleeping with his head on my pillow). I was told he was a Cocker Spaniel Setter mix, but we were totally convinced he was heavy on the spaniel side with his big curly ears and head of hair that I’ve only ever seen on springers and cockers. He’s about 45-50 pounds (depending on the number of treats he gets and amount of food he steals) and shorter than my parents’ female Setter.

Turns out he’s 🥁🥁 75% English Setter (since Llewellin is pretty much just a subsection of English Setter), 11% GSP, and best of all…14% some mixture of Chihuahua (this is my favorite thing to joke about, hence the title) Pekingese, and German Shepherd. Now that I know, the long snout and feathers are totally obviously Setter but where the rest of it comes in is anyone’s guess. He’s a little shorter and stockier than most male setters I know, but his luscious feathers make him look (see final picture for his true form).

We were all shocked he had no spaniel in him but regardless, he’s my best buddy and my partner in crime and I absolutely adore him!

This is my foster fail puppy Lincoln. He was 76lbs at 10 months. His adoption paperwork said he was a husky mix that was an accidental litter. His 2 littermates that I have met look exactly like him and the rescue said the female they didnt pull looked like a husky. Honestly, I thought he was maybe mostly shepherd , Pyrenees with a little husky in him. Boy was i wrong! This is his brother's DNA. I assume they have the same percentage because they look almost identical.

My puppy's DNA test is on the way to the lab now. I had the silly idea to throw a little "breed reveal" party like a gender reveal, but I don't know how the results will come up and don't want to spoil it! Can you download a PDF? Does it automatically pop up? Any insight would be great!

This is Rocco (named after the rock that Elmo beefs with)! We adopted him in April.

He is the sweetest baby ever, estimated at 2 yrs old and 16 lbs.

Inside Rocco wants nothing more than to receive pets from any person willing to give them away. He does an absolutely precious little head lean when he is getting touched at all.

Outside this dude is crazy and FAST. Like I dont think i have seen a dog his size run so quickly and gracefully, he almost looks like a gazelle running.

He was picked up as a stray, and 2 weeks later we adopted him, so we really have zero information on his backstory. He is incredibly well adjusted for a dog that has been a stray for so long, he loves adults, kids, cats, other dogs, etc. We really lucked out with him!

Guesses so far (Mostly Chihuahua+X):

Chihuahua/Beagle

Chihuahua/Pitt

Chihuahua/Boxer

Chihuahua/Shiba

Chihuahua/Mini Pin

She was a gift from us to my MIL 4 years ago next month and is so very loved! Always on an adventure with her mom. We were told Shih Tzu, but I feel she’s too big (I’d say averages between 16-18lbs?) and her face isn’t quite right? Give us your best guesses!

We got her from the same area where we got our boy, posted here before- Chinese Crested, West Highland Terrier, and Shih Tzu. How funny it would be if they’re related.

We’re awaiting goo’s results! The shelter said she was a terrier mix. She’s about 25 pounds and on a weight loss journey (1.6 pounds down!). I think she should be 18-20 pounds ideally. I’m curious about what everyone thinks!

We’re waiting on the results for our 14 week old pup! He’s about 7 lbs. All we were told at the rescue is he’s a “shepherd mix”. We really have no idea! He’s sweet, feisty, and super smart!

Any guesses??

*Pic 4 suggests part Lion.

We adopted Deacon from a Great Pyrenees rescue at the end of August. He is obviously mostly Pyr, but we’re curious to see if there’s anything else in there. He’s only 60 pounds (although he should be 70ish — we’re working on beefing him up!) and is often mistaken for a golden.

If Deacon was mixed with something, what do you think it would be?

Adopted her at 8 months from Seoul, South Korea. My guess is Korean Village Dog but rescue said Jindo Mix. She’s a “seal coat” which is apparently rare but her two sisters were light brown and had longer curly tails. She has a weird bob tail thing, very long legs, and is about 20 lbs.

I cannot WAIT to see what Embark says.

I know what his results should be but after seeing so many members results I am preparing my apologies to everyone that I argued with about the breed of my dogs, just in case.

Last photo is his results.

Results on the last 2 slides.

I sent out my DNA swabs on 10/1, they received it on 10/5 and I got my results on 10/10! Super fast turn around. I was pretty surprised to see what her top breed was. What did you all think before you saw the results?

i fostered this sweet girl after her owners got into a high speed chase from the cops that ended in a collision, killing her sister in the car (note: dog, not human!) she was caked in dirt, had a gnarly ear infection, worms, and alopecia. she’s now a double coated, long haired goober who loves her cat siblings! (trying to convince her human dad we need another foster fail weirdo for her to make friends with hehe) — embark results at the end!!

supermutt results (in order): german shepherd, russell-type terrier, pekingese

Never would’ve thought so much chihuahua! I feel like he gets most of his looks from the American Eskimo!!

Our sweet boy passed last week. He was kind, a bit aloof, but loved to be by his family’s side. The softest ears ever. We weren’t surprised by the pit but were expecting more so lab, hound or catahoula in the mix. Vet said he did have the eyelid entropion that is extremely common in chow breeds.