PuppyGenes

Sample report

A full example of the report you'll receive, same layout and depth. Juno's breed mix and markers are real lab output; the other sections show representative example values.

All sample results
JU

Complete Dog DNA Test

Juno's report

Sample · example report

Your dog at a glance

Meet Juno.

A Foxhound-forward mix with a more typical background, a family-loving temperament, and a clean read on the wellness markers we screened.

83%
American Foxhound
top breed in the mix
diverseinbred
12th
Genetic diversity
more diverse than 12% of dogs
Family-loving
Temperament lean
good with young children
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Carrier markers
359 clear of 479 screened
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Who is Juno?

The breed mix, the coat, and the temperament their genes lean toward.

Breed mix

Led by American Foxhound.

American Foxhound83.0%
Otterhound5.0%
Redbone Coonhound3.0%
Billy3.0%
Treeing Walker Coonhound2.0%
Bloodhound2.0%
Great Anglo-French Tricolour Hound2.0%
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SCOPE supervised ALStructure (K=177, Parker 2017 reference panel), 143,933 SNPs, K=177 breeds. Reference: Parker et al. 2017 Cell Reports.

Coat

Tricolour, non-merle, full pigment.

medium confidence
TricolourHound markingsNot dilute
Base colour
Tricolour
Pattern
Tan points with white
Dilution
None (full pigment)
White markings
Minor white markings possible
Merle
Non-merle

MC1R (E) and ASIP (A) are N-masked in canFam4; a commercial coat test is recommended for those.

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Mendelian locus genotyping, 7 classical coat-color loci, canFam4 coordinates.
  • E (MC1R) e/?: N-masked in canFam4; a commercial coat test resolves this best.
  • K (CBD103) ky/ky: Allows the A-locus pattern to show.
  • A (ASIP) ay/?: Sable possible.
  • B (TYRP1) B: Black eumelanin, not brown.
  • D (MLPH) D: Full pigment, not dilute.
  • M (PMEL) m: Non-merle.

Temperament & traits

Breed-informed leanings, not a measurement of Juno's individual personality.

Affectionate With FamilyModerate
Good With Young ChildrenVery high
Good With Other DogsVery high
Shedding LevelModerate
Grooming FrequencyLow
Drooling LevelLow
Openness To StrangersModerate
PlayfulnessModerate
Watchdog/ProtectiveModerate
AdaptabilityModerate
TrainabilityModerate
Energy LevelHigh
Barking LevelVery high
Mental Stimulation NeedsModerate
Predicted adult size: ~30.0 kg (66 lb), about 56 cm tallCoat: single, short lengthSizes up about average for the mix.
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GWAS-based polygenic scores, 143,933 LD-pruned SNPs, 177 AKC breed trait profiles.
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Wellness

Markers and lineage, framed as things to know, never a diagnosis.

Known markers

We screened 479 sites. 359 came back clear. The markers worth knowing about are below.

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OMIA canFam4 marker positions screened from the sequence read pileup. Confidence is derived from read depth. 120 sites were unresolved at this coverage and are not reported as clear.

Genetic diversity

More diverse than about 12% of dogs.

Inbreeding coefficient 31.4% versus a panel median of 23.8% (1,929 dogs). Lower is a more diverse, more outbred background.

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Genotype F from autosomal SNPs, versus the Dog10K phased panel (1,929 dogs).

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%
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Monitored-bacteria abundance
26.868%
Reference percentile
59.7
Comparison-matched Shannon index
1.8748
Comparison-matched genus richness
17 (94th percentile)
Profiler
MetaPhlAn4
Reference database
mpa_vJan25_CHOCOPhlAnSGB_202503
Analysis date
2026-07-23

Reference comparison note: Genus-level comparison (reference: MetaPhlAn 3.18; sample: MetaPhlAn4 Jan25).

See your own dog's real report.

One cheek swab, about 4 to 5 weeks, and a report just like this one, built from your dog's actual DNA.