I’ll let you read about it in your own report.īits is estimated to be three years old, which is right on point with what the shelter told us. Reading about the way embark estimates age is quite interesting. So, now I know to make sure she never goes over 11. Her last weigh-in at the vet was 6 pounds. The Bits’ report says her predicted weight is 11 pounds. For full-grown puppies, the weight is good to use as a guide for a healthy target weight.
If someone adopts a mixed breed puppy, they will want to know what size supplies to buy. This number is helpful for people with puppies and full-grown dogs. Our yard currently looks post– apocalyptic, but I think she looks really cute in this pic! What’s Included in the Dog DNA Results? Predicted Weightīased on a dog’s genes, embark can estimate an approximate weight. After shipping it back, they keep you updated via email and text (your choice) throughout the process.īefore we go further, play the Breed Guessing game to see how you do! In my previous post, I talked about the process of the dog DNA test. I did my own DNA test for ancestry and health, so I’m just into that sort of thing. It turns out, we were quite a bit wrong!Īs I’ve said many times - her breed doesn’t matter. Let me tell you, every single person who meets her asks her breed. So, we decided to tell everyone she’s a chihuahua. When we look at apple head chihuahuas, she looks so much like them. Our vet also said due to her size, she looks more like a chihuahua pug mix. We were the ones who took one look at her and said, “no way!” But, honestly, what the heck do we know about dog breeds? The shelter had the Little Bits as a Boston terrier pug mix. A Little Background About The Bits’ Adoption I’m also an affiliate, but all opinions are my own.
Our Little Bits’ dog DNA test results are in, and I must say we were quite surprised! I received a dog DNA test from embark Vet for review purposes.
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