Paw Print GeneticsReviews of pawprintgenetics.com

I have found the Paw Prints web site to be fairly easy to manage when I am needing to test a dog. The turn around when receiving the testing tools after payment, and the results after sample is sent back are very reasonable. I trust the process and the results given.

I have been using Pawprint Genetics for many years now, the service provided by Lisa and her team is outstanding. They are more than happy to go through any results that you are unsure about and explain them in plain English, they will email and have no problem with you calling them, if you just want a 1 to 1 with a real person. The turn around time from them recieving the samples and sending you the report is excellent. There is literally nothing bad to say about these guys, believe me when I say, if there were, I would leave the details in the review. I am a breeder based in the UK, I can't reccomend Pawprint enough. You will not go wrong with these guys, thank you to all at Pawprint for your hard work and dedication to what you do and believe in. You are all AMAZING!!!

PPG has consistently provided excellent customer service over the years I have been getting my dogs DNA health tested with them. I find PPG's website easy to use and their response has been rapid to any questions I have had. I have no hesitation in highly recommending PPG.

Great tool for our business. Fast, friendly, quality service.

Very easy to use and quick.

I'm always very happy with Pawprints. Their customer service is wonderful - kind and helpful both by phone and email. My test results can in the timeframe predicted despite covid slow down and Christmas holidays.

I can't recommend Paw Print Genetics more! Their professionalism, customer service, ease of testing, & timely reporting makes our job as breeders easy! We tell everyone to use them!

I'm staring to feel like information isn't all being provided about certain tests for my breed (HSF4) and am not confident in how to proceed with only half of the answers and no way to verify accuracy. If a carrier is considered affected because this is a dominant trait and is more likely to contract HSF4 in their lifetime ( different labs have different percentages) technically they are AFFECTED and should not be used for breeding, I have 1 dog that's a carrier that I purchased from another breeder he had 1 parent who was a carrier so 1 in 4 chance and ended up a carrier, I have had 1 singleton puppy sired by him so the odds are the same 1 in 4 and of course she is a carrier. Unfortunately it seems that in every case the result is worst case scenario. If labs have the #'s of confirmed dogs with 1 copy of HSF4 that in fact have this type of cataract (likely cross referenced with CERF exam statistics) and are AFFECTED then this is information that needs to be shared with breeders not held, we are paying for diagnostics to help us make better choices and I am not willing to put dogs out there as altered companions that would have a higher chance (%) of having HSF4, something that does affect their life and requires surgical correction. Frustrated. I will continue to test my dogs but will look forward to some viable information/statistics in the near future not just "here are your results figure it out".