Cute Animal Thread

We’ve been meaning to get a dna test on our rescue for the last 4+ years we’ve had her. Our suspicion was schnauzer/husky; we’ve even had strangers stop us to guess as much.
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So color us surprised when the results came back: she’s half Siberian husky, half poodle. Which lines up, but is an utter surprise.
 
Bull Shannon said:
We’ve been meaning to get a dna test on our rescue for the last 4+ years we’ve had her. Our suspicion was schnauzer/husky; we’ve even had strangers stop us to guess as much.
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So color us surprised when the results came back: she’s half Siberian husky, half poodle. Which lines up, but is an utter surprise.
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Yea, those tests can be a fun surprise. My dog, when adopted, was told to the person who adopted her that she was a border collie/lab breed, and, if my memory serves me, actually from a breeder of that dog type. And, looking at her, you would buy it. It wasn't till years later we got her DNA done and......zero border collie and only 12.5% lab.

Otherwise, she is 37.5% german shorthaired pointer and then 12.5% everything else: chesapeake bay retriever, lab, rhodesian ridgeback, siberian husky and then, seemingly, Wisdom Panel lost interest and the last 12.5% is just "Breed Group(s): Sporting, Hound, Terrier, Herding".
 
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i cannot stop laughing at this

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(not mine, i just found it browsing online)
 
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