Tiffany, on visiting her relatives, discovered that they had acquired a new canine breed. They had bred different species of dogs in captivity to reach the new breed. How would Tiffany identify this new canine breed? Tiffany can identify this new canine breed as a (fill in the blank).

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Dakota Mcguire

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4 August, 18:50

Tiffany, on visiting her relatives, discovered that they had acquired a new canine breed. They had bred different species of dogs in captivity to reach the new breed. How would Tiffany identify this new canine breed? Tiffany can identify this new canine breed as a (fill in the blank).

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Giselle Osborn · Answer 1

Test of swab of the cheek of the dog or a blood sample of it.

Explanation:

Identifying a breed of a dog is done with a number of tests which are done either by taking sample of blood or by taking swab of the cheek of dog. The swab test is a part of the Heritage of Canine. Testing the gene from its blood sample is a most common way of identifying breed, but it is often regarded as inaccurate.

While opting for a test one should consider the type of test, breed number and budget. Cheek swab test is not painful, non-invasive and can be performed at home.