Every wag,
lovingly understood.

“We were told Scout was a Lab mix, but that never really explained him. His results showed a big German Shepherd percentage, some Lab and a small amount of unresolved ancestry. Suddenly the way he watches everything and follows me from room to room made a lot more sense. The report goes well beyond just giving you a list of breeds.”

“I honestly didn't expect the coat section to be so specific. It broke down Poppy's base colour, white markings, pattern and even whether she carried merle or dilution. Most of it matched exactly what we see when we look at her, which made the rest of the report feel that much more credible.”

“Finn had one carrier marker come up and I immediately assumed it meant he had the condition. Genie explained the difference in plain English and gave me a simple way to bring it up with our vet. That feature alone saved me from going down a pretty stressful Google rabbit hole.”

“The temperament section was almost comically accurate for Rosie: very high energy, highly trainable, needs constant mental stimulation and not especially interested in strangers. I appreciated that PuppyGenes calls these breed-informed tendencies instead of pretending a DNA test can describe every part of her personality. It felt useful and honest.”

“I had never heard of genetic diversity in dogs before this. Otis's report showed where he sits compared with other dogs and explained what the number actually means. There's a quick overview if that's all you want, but you can also open the science underneath it. I spent way longer reading his report than I expected to.”

“This is definitely the most detailed dog DNA report I've seen. Milo's included breed percentages and health markers, but also chromosomes, copy-number changes and rare variants for anyone who wants to go deeper. I'm not a science person, so being able to tap 'Ask Genie' beside a section and get a normal explanation was really helpful.”

“Genie is what made the results feel personal instead of like a report that just sits there. I asked how Tessa's double coat and herding background should affect our winter routine. It remembered her activity level and gave us indoor game ideas that actually suit her. We've already tried the hide-and-seek one.”

“We tested both Hazel and Louie, and I like that each dog has their own profile instead of everything being buried in separate PDFs. Their breed mixes, traits and health information are all easy to find, and Genie knows which dog I'm asking about. Hazel needs a job every five minutes; Louie would prefer the couch. Their reports absolutely reflected that.”