How can I find my dogs bloodline?

Answer by  km8738 (1917)

There are several sites online that will allow you to send in some of your dog's urine to test his breed. These sites are scams and just guess.

Answer by  billfrist (99)

If the dog is registered with your country's kennel club (CKC or AKC, for example) you can contact them. There are also pedigree databases available for some breeds- search "(dog breed) + pedigree database". The simplest way is to contact your breeder and ask for a copy of the pedigree.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

If your dog came from a breeder, even if you don't have papers, your breeder does and should be happy to help you. If your dog is a mix, but you know who bred him, ask them, they may have some bloodlines. If you've a parent name, check the AKC.

Answer by  JenaMae (794)

Pedigree will come on the registration papers, if those are available. However, if the parents are registered, you can contact the AKC or other organization to find out.

Answer by  Lturk (93)

There are many products on the market that offer a dna-based diagnostic test to check for your dog's heritage. This usually satifies mixed breed curiosity. You can also ask a trained professional or vet for their opinion.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

You will have to go to the breeder of the dog. The breeder is supposed to keep careful papers of puppies and their parents. This is where your search starts.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

If the dog is registered look on the paperwork it will be on there or you can go to the vet and do blood testing for it.

Answer by  ramoskenneth285 (631)

Try to look on the registered name and number of your dog parents.This will help you to know the bloodline of your dogs.