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1. • • No, the sire and dam are not required entries, however they are useful in helping breeders analyze the health records of related animals. If at all possible, the sire and dam AKC registration and/or OFA numbers should be included. This will allow relationships to show properly in internet search results.
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   Can a dog be DNA tested?

   • Testing your dog for all your breed’s recommended DNA tests can be time consuming, expensive and sometimes confusing. The Kennel Club DNA Testing Services offers a simple and cost-effective way to DNA test your dog for that particular breed's priority DNA tests from just one swab. DNA tests allow you to better understand your dog’s genetics.

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   Does the Kennel Club take a DNA test?

   • Some laboratories and DNA tests may require a qualified person to take a blood sample from your dog, but these are rare. When you use The Kennel Club’s DNA Testing Services, your results are automatically uploaded to your dog’s record, saving you the hassle. Which DNA tests do The Kennel Club record?

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   Can a dog's DNA profile be lost?

   • Unlike other types of identification, a DNA profile stays the same throughout your dog’s entire life and cannot be lost, manipulated or destroyed. The Kennel Club’s DNA Testing Services offer the industry’s gold-standard SNP DNA profile. Find out more about our profiling service here.

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   Can a dog get a DNA test from a swab?

   • Brought to you by The Kennel Club in partnership with Weatherbys. Testing your dog for all your breed’s recommended DNA tests can be time consuming, expensive and sometimes confusing. The Kennel Club DNA Testing Services offers a simple and cost-effective way to DNA test your dog for that particular breed's priority DNA tests from just one swab.

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   How do I get a dog DNA test?

   • Just purchase a dog DNA test kit of your choosing – either online, at the pet store, or through your veterinary clinic. There are several test kits available on the market today, so be sure to do your research or talk to your veterinarian in advance to find a kit that is both accurate and offers the type of testing you want for your dog.

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   How do I know if my dog is genetic?

   • You can also read our guide on understanding canine genetics or visit The Kennel Club Academy. For further details about our DNA testing service, please contact our Health team on Health (The Kennel Club) DNA tests allow you to understand your dog’s genetics. These tests can tell you if your dog is likely to be affected by specific conditions.

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   We require at least two forms of identification on the result certificate. These must include the dog's microchip or tattoo number along with either the dog's registered name or their registered number. We do not accept DNA test result certificates that are missing these details.

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   Results. We will email and post to you your dog’s results as soon as they’re ready, and they’ll also be automatically uploaded to your dog’s health profile. Select your dog's breed group to purchase your test kit. If you are unsure of which group your dog belongs to you can use our Breed A-Z to look this up. Utility Group.

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   Health Test Results Finder - look up the DNA test and health scheme records, Estimated Breeding Values (where relevant) and inbreeding calculations (COIs) for any Kennel Club registered dog. Inbreeding Coefficient (CoI) - use our calculators to check how closely related two potential mates are.

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   If your dog is lost or stolen you should in the first instance report it to your local police force and let them know your dog’s DNA is on our database. There are several organisations that you can contact online to help find a lost dog and your pet insurance company might also be able to assist.

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   Nov 21, 2021 · A DNA test for your dog can not only identify your dog’s breed, but can also tell you about your dog’s close relatives, predict your dog’s personality and physical traits, and evaluate your dog for genetic markers of dozens of diseases.

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   Mar 21, 2022 · How can you get your dog tested? If you want to get your dog tested, simply Google for information on some of the companies that provide testing services, pick the one that best suits your needs, and sign up for a kit. All you need to do at home is take a cheek swab from your dog and return it, and then sit and wait for the results to come in!