Yes, dog paternity tests are now commonly done amongst our
canine friends to determine canine parentage. Your little Lola
may have had a liaison with 2 or 3 other dogs- so which one is
the father of her puppies? In most cases, dog breeders actually
seek this type of test when they are unsure about which male
sired a litter of puppies- you might ask yourself why this is so
important – for a dog breeder it is hugely important in order to
be able to provide the dog’s lineage to a dog buyer. The results
of the test provide genetic proof to the buys who will want a
guarantee of the dog’s pedigree. So Canine DNA testing has
changed this- whilst before it would have been impossible to
know which dog sired a litter of puppies (if more than one male
was involved) and breeders would rely on guess work, it is
nowadays possible to pin point the biological father of the
litter. By comparing the DNA of the puppies with the DNA of the
dogs you suspect may have sired the litter, this type of canine
test tell you exactly whic