Furnishings
low confidenceLikely furnished (mustache, beard and/or eyebrows)
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About furnishings
Facial hair such as a beard, moustache or prominent eyebrows.
Gene: RSPO2
Reported genotype: FF
Sample report
Lab results in the same report sections as your private dashboard. Juno is a sample name; confidence, limitations and unavailable results are retained.
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JU
Complete Dog DNA Test
Juno's report
Sample · example report
Your dog at a glance
Meet Juno.
A Poodle-forward mix, with a predicted devoted temperament. Juno is more diverse than about 66% of the reference panel.
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Who is Juno?
Ancestry, coat colour, appearance, and predicted temperament and size.
Breed ancestry
Led by Poodle.
Poodle75.7%
Labrador Retriever10.1%
Cocker Spaniel6.5%
English Cocker Spaniel4.7%
Unresolved ancestry3.0%
What that mix tends to mean day to day
Labrador Retriever10.1%
A famously friendly all-rounder who loves food, water, and being wherever the family is.
- Food motivated. Labs tend to be famously food driven, which makes treat based training easy but often means the counter surfing is real.
- Loves water. Many Labs head straight for puddles, lakes, and sprinklers, so wet dog moments usually come with the territory.
- Social butterfly. Labs often greet strangers and other dogs like old friends, so walks can turn into meet and greets.
Cocker Spaniel6.5%
A soft-eyed, sweet-tempered spaniel who loves gentle play and close company.
- Melting gaze. Those famous dark eyes tend to get Cockers whatever they want, and they know it.
- Silky ears, big upkeep. The flowing coat and long ears usually want regular brushing and grooming.
- Merry temperament. Cockers are often cheerful, affectionate, and eager to be part of family life.
English Cocker Spaniel4.7%
A merry, sturdy spaniel with a wagging tail that rarely stops.
- Perpetual wag. English Cockers are famous for cheerful tails that seem permanently in motion.
- Field-bred heart. They tend to love sniffy walks and flushing birds from every bush on the route.
- Devoted companion. They usually attach closely to their people and enjoy being part of everything.
These describe breed tendencies. Every dog is an individual, so yours may differ.
Coat colour
Possible coat colour: cream, yellow or red, or solid black
Tentative result · low confidenceTreat these predictions as tentative; they may not match the coat you see.
The available genetic data cannot distinguish between these possibilities.
- Coat pattern
- Possibly a solid coatCream, yellow or red, or black; the result cannot distinguish between them.
- Colour lightening
- Depends on the unresolved base colour
- White markings
- Could not be determined
- Merle pattern
- Could not be determinedThe sample had too little information to rule out merle.
Physical appearance
Genetic clues to coat and body features. Each prediction has its own confidence.
10 reported predictions; 1 unavailable
Coat features
Coat length
low confidenceLikely long coat
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About coat length
The reported tendency toward a shorter or longer coat.
Gene: FGF5
Reported genotype: LhLh
Coat curl
low confidenceLikely wavy coat (furnishings add curl)
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About coat curl
The reported tendency toward a straighter, wavier or curlier coat.
Gene: KRT71
Reported genotype: CC
Shedding
low confidenceLikely light shedding (furnished coats shed little regardless)
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About shedding
A reported shedding tendency; this is not a measurement of how much your dog sheds.
Gene: MC5R
Reported genotype: CC
Hairlessness (Xolo type)
low confidenceVery unlikely to be hairless
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About hairlessness (xolo type)
The result for the Xolo-type hairlessness trait included in this report.
Gene: FOXI3
Reported genotype: NN
Hairlessness (terrier type)
UnavailableThis sample did not provide a callable result for this trait.
About hairlessness (terrier type)
The result for the terrier-type hairlessness trait included in this report.
Gene: SGK3
Body features
Muzzle length
high confidenceLikely medium or long muzzle
About muzzle length
The reported tendency in muzzle length.
Gene: BMP3
Reported genotype: AC
Tail length
high confidenceLikely normal-length tail
About tail length
The reported tendency in natural tail length.
Gene: T (brachyury)
Reported genotype: CC
Hind dewclaws
high confidenceUnlikely to have hind dewclaws
About hind dewclaws
The reported tendency to have dewclaws on the hind legs.
Gene: LMBR1
Reported genotype: CC
Muscling
low confidenceLikely normal muscling
Treat this as a tentative prediction.
About muscling
The reported tendency in body muscling, not a measure of fitness or strength.
Gene: ACSL4
Reported genotype: CC
Eye colour
high confidenceLess likely to have blue eyes
About eye colour
The eye-colour tendency covered by this report, not a prediction of every possible eye colour.
Gene: ALX4
Reported genotype: NN
Temperament and size predictions
Breed-informed leanings, not a measurement of Juno's individual personality.
Affectionate With FamilyVery high
Good With Young ChildrenVery high
Good With Other DogsHigh
Openness To StrangersHigh
Playfulness LevelHigh
Watchdog/Protective NatureHigh
Adaptability LevelHigh
Trainability LevelVery high
Energy LevelHigh
Barking LevelHigh
Mental Stimulation NeedsVery high
Predicted adult size: ~11.2 kg (25 lb), about 41 cm tallSizes up on the smaller side for the mix.
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Diversity & microbiome
Genetic diversity and oral microbiome.
Genetic diversity
More diverse than about 66% of the reference panel.
Inbreeding coefficient 17.0% versus a panel median of 23.8% (1,929 dogs). Lower is a more diverse, more outbred background.
Oral microbiome
Juno's oral bacterial community
Juno has a broad mix of oral bacteria. The bacteria we monitor sit near the middle of the reference distribution.
Context, not a diagnosis
Monitored bacteria
26.9%60th percentile
Around the middle of the comparison group. Reference median: 17.0%.
Lower relative abundanceHigher relative abundance
This percentile describes the sample; it is not a disease-risk score.
Community variety
Broader mix80th percentile
More varied than about 80% of dogs in the comparison group.
Less variedMore varied
More variety is not automatically healthier or less healthy.
This result describes bacterial composition in the submitted sample. It does not diagnose or rule out dental disease.
What contributed to the monitored-bacteria result?
These measured bacteria make up the monitored-bacteria total. Finding a bacterium in the sample does not by itself indicate disease.
Porphyromonas cangingivalis7.86%
Porphyromonas gingivicanis6.62%
Porphyromonas canoris6.48%
Porphyromonas gulae4.20%
Tannerella forsythia1.72%
Explore Juno's microbiome
Percentages show each group's share of the classified bacterial reads, not its share of every sequencing read in the sample.
Porphyromonas26.3%
Conchiformibius9.26%
GGB1025457.88%
Frederiksenia7.60%
GGB1025445.81%
GGB1024834.24%
Neisseria4.05%
Moraxella3.16%
Canicola2.90%
GGB768632.71%
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