Summary
A dog owner shared DNA test results of their rescue dog, revealing a mix of 29 different breeds, with no corgi presence despite expectations. The test identified the dog as part Chihuahua and other breeds, but some questioned the test's accuracy, suggesting that the dog might be more of a mixed or village dog. The owner noted significant improvement in the dog’s behavior since the rescue.
Key Facts
- A dog owner used a DNA test to find out their rescue dog's breeds, expecting to find corgi ancestry.
- The DNA test results showed the dog had 29 different breeds, mainly 24% Chihuahua, but no corgi.
- Other breeds identified included Central Asian Ovcharka, Russian Toy, dachshund, and Miniature Schnauzer.
- Some commenters on Reddit doubted the DNA test's accuracy, suggesting the dog may not have recognizable breeds.
- DNA tests are sometimes questioned for accuracy; a study from the University of Colorado highlighted inconsistencies in results.
- The owner adopted the dog through a charity that works with dogs that have a bite history.
- The owner reported improvement in the dog's behavior since adoption.
