Embark Breed Identification Kit - Most Accurate Dog DNA Testing Kit - 99% Breed Ancestry Accuracy for Mixed Breed Dogs - Plus Relative Finder & Family Tree
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- BREED IDENTIFICATION: Embark screens for over 400 dog breeds. Using a research-grade genotyping platform developed in partnership with Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, Embark offers the most accurate breed breakdown on the market.
- RELATIVE FINDER: Find and connect with your pup's family through the worlds first canine relative finder. Over 90% of dogs tested by Embark have a close relative, like a cousin, and 12% discover a direct family member.
- ANCESTRY: Our genetic analysis can reveal most dogs' breed mix going back to their great-grandparents. With the information embedded in your dog's DNA, we can identify the routes that distant ancestors took around the world before they came home to you.
- NEW! PERSONALITY QUIZ: Discover which instincts are rooted in your pups breed mixand which are uniquely their own.
- EXCELLENT SERVICE & FAST RESULTS: Have a question about your results? Just talk to one of our dedicated vets or geneticists. Embark generally delivers results in 2-4 weeks and keep you updated every step of the way. Embark kits are best used by the date printed directly on the swab to ensure DNA extraction goes smoothly. In the event of a swab that exceeds its best by date or a DNA sample failure due to materials, Embark support will provide a fresh swab upon purchase verification.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 9.28 x 5.67 x 1.46 inches; 4.16 ounces
Item model number : DNB301
Date First Available : September 19, 2018
Manufacturer : Embark Veterinary
Best Sellers Rank: #941 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #2 in Dog DNA Tests
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (19,046)
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Manufacturer: Embark Veterinary
Item model number: DNB301
Date First Available: September 19, 2018
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 9.28 x 5.67 x 1.46 inches
Brand Name: Embark
Target Audience Keyword: Dogs
Number of Items: 1
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I am so glad we had our precious 14 year-old dog tested before she passed away a few months later. I had wanted to do the test for a long time, and my friend recommended Embark because they are pretty thorough. It was very easy, and the turn around was only 2-3 weeks during the summer. They sent me emails keeping me updated during the process. We were surprised by the results, because as my brother said, "she was half Australian Cattle Dog masquerading as a Black Lab." She was 100% black until she got pretty old and looked like a small lab, but with different ears and a mottled tongue. She was adopted at 1.5 years, so we had no idea of her history. We knew she wasn't purebred Labrador, but being half Australian Cattle Dog was a surprise! It does explain some of her stubbornness. We had our other dog tested as well, and the results are a surprise but definitely accurate. I actually just purchased the breed + health test for our new puppy. This is a good value and it's easy and reliable. I'm glad it's available. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2025 by lacrema lacrema
I bought this to include in a basket of dog goodies for a tricky tray. I’ve used embark on two of my dogs and the results seemed to be accurate. I’ve bought the one with the health testing as well and found it to be of no use- none of my dogs serious issues were mentioned. This particular kit was for me perfect because it gave me exactly what I wanted: breed analysis and connecting to relatives. It connected me to two full siblings for one of my dogs. I was able to determine his age after finding these two relatives. The age test offered by embark was also a disappointment for me as the results were too broad to determine an exact age - it gave a broad range, something like +/- 2 years.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by PupLover PupLover
We have two rescue pups. We got the tricolor first and the red a year later. Everyone kept telling us the red was a mutt (we didn’t care). We met a couple at a corgi gathering with one who looked very similar to our red and told us they used this test and learned he was 100% Pembroke Welsh Corgi so we ordered the test. It was easy to do and results came back quickly - she is also 100% Pembroke. I’m ordering again for our tri. Clearly she’s Pembroke (both came from Honey Brook puppy mills) but our red was a breading mommy and we were delighted to be able to see dozens of relatives in her results! Now we want to see if the tri comes back related. The Wolfie factor is particularly interesting. Red is very Wolfie and we would agree. Tri is a sweetie pie and my guess would be less Wolfie.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by ChoosyChick ChoosyChick
This was SOOO MUCH FUN! We were surprised to learn that our new puppy was not a chocolate lab mix. There was no lab in him in matter of fact. I debated which one to buy just the DNA test or the one with the health and traits. I chose the DNA only because we seemed to have a very healthy puppy. There was nothing that was causing us alarm. To use: I simply swabbed my puppy's cheeks very well. Slid it in the vial. Did what it told me to do. I dropped it in the prepaid box/mailer and dropped it in the mail. Within days, Embark sent me an email that stated they received his sample. They told me it would take about a month and a half for the results. I thought that was going to be it. Wait a month and receive the results. In about a week or less, I received the first email saying they were starting the process. We got excited because we were going to find out what our puppy was. Anyone who saw him said he didn't look like a chocolate lab. We would say "well, that is what we were told but we are having his dna tested.". Another week or so, we were sent an email saying that they were moving on to the next step. I wish I saved the emails for the exact wording, but I did not. Another week and they were almost finished. One last email to tell us that their scientists were checking the results by hand. The results will be ready very shortly. The joke in the house was that we had a group of scientists working on our pup's DNA. Then yesterday, I received a text and an email stating the results were in!!! We were so excited. I have been checking the web page, it felt like every hour for the last month. Upon clicking the link, it gave us choices if we wanted to play a guessing game, watch a video or just find out. As a family we decided we wanted to play the guessing game. We knew from the information they gave that there were 4 breeds in our puppy. The first choice in the game it gave was- Doberman. We said no. He isn't Doberman. He doesn't look at all like a Doberman. We clicked false to learn he was 50% Doberman. We laughed because we didn't see it. Another breed came up. We thought definitely he had some of this in him. People were suggesting it. Nope. More laughter. Pit Bull? We have had other pit bulls, we thought at first there might be pit bull in him. 25% pit bull. More laughter and told yas! Then the surprises! Great Pyrenees? Absolutley not, we said. He doesn't have long hair or anything. He is 12% Great Pyrenees. Lastly, Australian Shepherd? I kind of thought of this because there were Australian shepherds at the place we got him and he looked similar but not the hair. Sure enough he was about 12% Australian Shepherd! No lab at all in him! We all had a very good laugh. We knew our puppy was from a certain state. Here, you can see other dogs who have had their DNA tested. It pulled up 2 other dogs that were similar to ours from the same state. Because of how close the DNA match was, they are probably immediate family. Accuracy? We started reading about the different breeds. We were familiar with the pit bull already and the coloring and his chest seem pit bullish. Doberman? The ears and height and body. Great Pyrenees? He has a back do claw that we had already researched before hand and Great Pyrenees was a breed that had them. Australian Shepherd? We believe the eyes are theirs. He has beautiful eyes. The other thing I laughed about was our pup has made a game out of dropping a ball down the stairs and fetching it. Sure enough, one of the breeds when bored will make their own games up. Dobermans are very smart. This puppy learned to open a closet door for shoes, he just pulls on the bathrobe hanging out the door every so little. 5 stars: I know this is a longer review, but I wanted to share how we thought our pup was a chocolate lab and wasn't at all. That knowing what he was at first we were like No way is he a Doberman until we started researching. We pulled up a Doberman with his ears not pinched and it looks like our pup. We can see traits of the different breeds in our pup. It is a wonderful tool to learn about the puppy. A wonderful tool to know what to expect from a breed therefore how to train. Each of the dogs (but one, I think) are job oriented dogs. We know that we have to give our dog jobs for him to be happy. We know that every breed is an active dog. We know we have to walk him and exercise him a lot to keep him healthy, strong, and well behaved. Knowing what our dog is, is a great tool!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022 by alp543 alp543
Yup, I’m that person who spent a hundred bucks to get her dog’s DNA for absolutely no purpose but intrigue! My adopted boy looked full-blooded but I knew he wasn’t, and the girl who initially rescued him through the had the dreaded hound dog in him. (I live in a rural area. If you’ve ever been kept up at night by baying hounds, you know what I mean.) I was curious and bit the bullet and ordered the Embark test. I wasn’t sure it would even be valid, as someone the swab ended up with more treats on it than slobber even though I waited more than the suggested time to swab. Love the website and its updates! Within three weeks I had his results—and, thankfully, no hound! I’d definitely do it again if I ever adopted another dog! It was easy and seems valid based on the results.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by DCS