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Originally Posted by topknot  If you are going to do DNA - it is good for that dog for a lifetime. DNA does not change in ones life.
You contact AKC fot the DNA kit. Inside the envelope when you get it contains the directions and the swab. Follow the directions carefully so you can get a clear, true sample and not have to redo it. You send the sample back to AKC and they will do the DNA and send you back his certificate/number. Your vet can also help you do the swab. I had mine help do the first one, just to make sure I did it right. But will cost you his office visit.
If you are not going to breed him and there is no question on his parentage - you do not need to get it done, unless you just want to have it.
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Do females get DNA'd too?