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@jewe6l0187 I don't think they will; I think unless you write them with questions, the initial report is what you get. But they were so helpful and thorough in answering my questions, so if you have any, it's absolutely worth writing them!

@jewe6l0187 How interesting! I understand your surprise, because my dog is apparently also part Foxhound, and I was surprised too. So surprised, in fact, that I wrote to Mars Veterinary with some questions. They really cleared things up for me, so I'll share what I found out. Are you surprised...

@jewe6l0187 Yeah, that's why I would have guessed Lemon Walker Hound if I'd tried to guess without knowing.

@imagebeastmarkbeast That is really cool, and very surprising to me as well after looking at that pic! I wonder if perhaps her Boston ancestor was one of the hardier ones that has a longer muzzle, and that's why her face is nice and non-smooshy. There were several Boston/pug mixes at the pug...

@doppelgank I'm definitely going to get the test done, and will post there when I've got the results! As someone who's very involved with genealogy, I've done a lot of research and discussion about human DNA test results, so it'll be fun to learn more about dog DNA testing. Thank you so much for...

@doppelgank Wow, that's really interesting-- I never would have guessed that dog had any pug in it! I think I'm just used to seeing dogs that are half pug, or even 1/4 pug but for some reason still look very pug-like. I definitely think I'm going to test my coonhound! She came from a shelter...

@doppelgank That is really cool! I guess the one thing that really surprises me is that "pug" appears 5 times in the result; I'd expect few people with dogs that have any pug in them to be doing a DNA test, since I think it's usually so visually apparent when a dog is even part pug. I'm really...