DNAffirm Canine Breed Determination Cheek Swab With Bonus Offer--See Product Description. Discover your dog's full breed composition. Lab Fees Not Included. See Key Product Features. DNAffirm Canine Pet Dog Breed Determination Cheek Swab Testing Full Breed DNA Composition *Lab Fee's Not Incl.* Importance of breed results: Pet wellness is perhaps the most important part of canine ownership Acquiring genetic breed heritage knowledge will help educate you about your dog and his or her special health and behaviour traits. You can now be proactive about many of the important factors affecting your dogs life. You possess insight into your dog's unique genetic background, including the history of their breed, personality traits, exercise levels, and much more! You have information on any diseases your dog may be predisposed to. Please make sure to discuss any health issues with your vet and be proactive before any serious illness strikes. What your dogs breed composition means Level 1 This category is intended to help owners recognize when their pet's DNA contains a majority of a specific breed (75% or greater). If your dog has a strong match to one of our validated breeds, then it is categorized as Level 1. Most mixed breed dogs will not usually have a breed in this category unless one or both of their parents are purebred. Level 2 This category reports breeds that are easily recognizable within your dog. While these breeds may have a strong influence on your pet, each breed listed makes up less than the majority of your dog's DNA, between 37%-74%. This usually means one of the parents was a purebred. Level 3 This category identifies breeds that have between 20%-36% of the listed breed(s), usually coming from a grandparent. Level 4 Represents 10%-20% of the breed DNA, usually coming from a great grandparent Level 5 This level represents the lowest level of breed in your dog occurring at 9% or less. However, they still appear at a low and measurable amount in your pet's DNA. We believe that our 72 validated breeds cover 96% of the mixed breed population in the United States. In the case that a breed is found that is not in our database, the system assigns the most closely related breed, or to breeds that are further back in your dog's ancestry. Afghan Hound Chihuahua Miniature Pinscher Airedale Terrier Chinese Crested Newfoundland Akita Chinese Shar-Pei Norwegian Elkhound Alaskan Malamute Chow Chow Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever American Eskimo Dog Cocker Spaniel Papillon American Staffordshire Terrier Collie Parson Russell Terrier Australian Cattle Dog Dachshund Pekingese Australian Shepherd Dalmatian Pembroke Welsh Corgi Basenji Doberman Pinscher Pomeranian Basset Hound English Setter Poodle Beagle English Springer Spaniel Pug Bearded Collie Flat-Coated Retriever Rat Terrier Belgian Tervuren French Bulldog Rhodesian Ridgeback Bernese Mountain Dog German Shepherd Dog Rottweiler Bichon Frise German Shorthaired Pointer Saint Bernard Bloodhound Golden Retriever Saluki Border Collie Great Dane Schnauzer Border Terrier Great Pyrenees Scottish Terrier Borzoi Greyhound Shetland Sheepdog Boston Terrier Ibizan Hound Shih Tzu Boxer Irish Setter Siberian Husky Brittany Italian Greyhound Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Bull Terrier Keeshond Staffordshire Bull Terrier Bulldog Labrador Retriever Weimaraner Bullmastiff Lhasa Apso West Highland White Terrier Catahoula Leopard Dog Maltese Whippet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Mastiff Yorkshire Terrier