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How accurate is Poo Prints?

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According to Retinger, PooPrints technology uses 16 genetic markers to identify a match and is so accurate that the probability of another dog having the same genetic profile is often as high as one in 44 sextillion. That's 44 followed by 21 zeroes. 9 янв. 2019 г.


Can you test dog poop DNA?

That DNA sample is entered into the national pet registry. So if a pup poops on a lawn and the owner leaves it there, maintenance crews will take a sample, which will be sent to the lab in Knoxville. Then, the sample is run through the DNA database until a match is found.

Can you test dog poop?

A stool, or fecal, sample is pretty straight forward. It's a sample of your dog's poop. They are also an important indicator of your dog's health. Stool samples are mainly used to check your pup for parasites.

Can dog poop be traced back to dog?

You can identify a dog by its poop through DNA. With a genetic profile on hand, it's possible to match genetic markers between the sample that was submitted earlier and the test sample. If enough genetic markers are a match, then the dog can be identified.

What is a poo print swab?

Poo Prints is able to get all of the identifiable DNA they need from this cheek swab, so there is no need to bring down a sample of your pet's waste to the office. As long as you are responsible and always pick up after your dog's waste, then that is the last interaction you will ever have with us regarding Poo Prints!

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