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Originally Posted by kimmispangler  yes lol. i said that above there's no where around me that does it... i mean no where... which is why i'm asking for the best dna test.......................... don't care if it's not completely totally 100 percent accurate... no DNA test is sure to bee 100 percent accurate. don't really care. it's all i got. and i wanna do it. |
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I gave the girl many chances to tell me if they were mixed but she said that they weren't. I saw the mom and dad and they were definitely yorkies.
If you know they are definitely Yorkies, why are you going through the trouble of a DNA test? Because... you clearly *don't* know if they're 100% Yorkie, right? Which, is really no big deal. I totally understand the "just wanting to know" factor. If there was anything reliable out there, I'd do it, simply because I'm curious to know for sure if Jackson is a Silky or a Yorkie.
The fact of the matter is though you could get a DNA test and it
could come back that they're Border Collies. Or it very well may say they're purebred Yorkies. Who knows. That's the problem with the current DNA tests. I would say 'Wisdom' panels have dominated the market and is the 'best'.
I did have friends who did them. None came back with plausible results.
Here is a good article about them:
Dog breed genetic tests put to the test - VIN