Wisdom Panel Breed Discovery DNA Test for Dogs By Wisdom Panel

Know every detail of your dog’s breed mix. With breed reporting down to 1% and results that are over 98% accurate, you can personalise your pup’s care to suit their unique needs.

• NEW! Understand their unique quirks with insights into 2 behavioural pre-dispositions.
• Screens for 350+ breeds - more than any other dog DNA service.
• Test for drug and medication sensitivities (MDR1 test).
• Search the world's largest database of dog DNA to find your pup's family. Over 99.9% of dogs in our database have a relative.
• Trace your dog's family tree back three generations.

By testing your dog's DNA with Wisdom Panel, you're contributing to the largest veterinary genetic research study ever. Each test carries us closer to the next scientific breakthrough in pet health.

Dog FAQ:
How long does it take to get my results?
You should receive your results 2-3 weeks after our lab receives your pet's DNA sample. We’ll send you an email when your results are ready. Please note: due to the digital nature of our product your results will be available in your online account only. No physical report will be mailed.

How can I track my Wisdom Panel sample online?
You can follow the progress of your DNA sample online with our test tracker. To see the tracker, log into your account and click on the status of the sample in question.

Can I get a printed copy of my report?
For most Wisdom Panel™ results, the option to download and print a Technical Report is available by visiting your pet's “highlight” tab. At the bottom of that page, you'll find a button that says "Download Technical Report".

Can a Wisdom Panel test determine the sex of the dog tested?
It can. The report will always default to the gender of the dog that was entered at activation, but we are able to see the dog's genetic gender in the raw data.

Can I DNA test my puppy?
Yes! Wisdom Panel is designed for dogs of all ages and is safe and easy to use at any stage in a dog's life. That said, we recommend waiting until a puppy has been weaned to prevent cross-contamination from skin and other cells within the mother’s milk. Also, please note, it can be very difficult to observe breed traits in puppies as they are growing and developing rapidly. Most dogs will not achieve their final mature physical traits until they are at least one to two years of age.