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WHAT BREEDS MAKE UP LIEBCHEN?The Wisdom Panel® Insights™ computer algorithm performed over seven million calculations using 11 different models(from a single breed to complex combinations of breeds) to predict the most likely combination of pure and mixed breeddogs in the last 3 ancestral generations that best fit the DNA marker pattern observed in Liebchen. The ancestry chartdepicting the best statistical result of this analysis is shown in the picture below.

Beagle* Dalmatian ChihuahuaMixedBreed† Collie Chihuahua

ScottishTerrier*

Dalmatian

Beagle /Dalmatian Cross

ChihuahuaMix

Collie /Chihuahua Cross

Scottish Terrier /Dalmatian Cross

Beagle / Dalmatian/ Chihuahua Mix

Liebchen

Collie / Chihuahua / ScottishTerrier / Dalmatian Cross

Beagle / Dalmatian / Chihuahua Mix crossed with Collie / Chihuahua / Scottish Terrier / Dalmatian Cross

*Breed detected, however at a lower confidence. Such results are not included in accuracy calculations.

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WHAT DOES THE MIXED BREED ANCESTOR MEAN FOR MY DOG?

We have identified for you the 5 next best breed matches which appeared in the analysis of your dog's DNA. One ormore of these breeds could have contributed to the genetic makeup of the ancestors indicated by the mixed breedicon. The breeds are listed by the relative strength of each result in our analysis with the most likely at the top ofthe list. There could also be a breed or breeds present in the mixed breed component that we cannot detect with ourcurrent database of purebred dogs.

Pug

4.41%

DobermanPinscher

3.58%

SmoothFox Terrier

0.87%

German Spitz

0.32%

Toy Fox Terrier

0.06%

HOW WISDOM PANEL INSIGHTS WORKSThe process started when you sent a sample to our laboratory, where the DNA was extracted from the cells andexamined for the 321 markers that are used in the test. The results for these markers were sent to a computer,that evaluated them using a program designed to consider all of the pedigree trees that are possible in the lastthree generations. The trees considered include a simple pedigree with a single breed (a likely pure-bred dog), twodifferent breeds at the parental level (a first-generation cross), all the way up to a complex tree with eight differentgreat-grandparent breeds allowed.

Our computer used information from over 185 breeds from our breed database to fill these potential pedigrees.For each of the millions of combinations of ancestry trees built and considered, the computer gave each a scorerepresenting how well that selected combination of breeds matched to your dog’s data. The pedigree with the overallbest score is the one which is shown on the ancestry chart. Only breeds that reached our set confidence threshold forreporting are reported in the ancestry chart.

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CHIHUAHUAHEIGHT:

6 - 9 in

WEIGHT (SHOW):

2 - 7.5 lb

WEIGHT (PET):

2 - 9 lb

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The Chihuahua is one of the most ancient of dog breeds, with its origins dating back to the Mayan civilization.The breed is believed to have descended from the ancient Techichi, a dog that played an important role inboth the Toltec and Aztec cultures. Some believe that the Chihuahua is a result of the crossing of the Techichiand the Chinese Crested, which came to South America from Alaska. Due to the destruction of the ancientcivilizations, the breed faced extinction. However, remnants of the breed survived in Mexico and the Chihuahuawas introduced to the United States in 1898. The Chihuahua was recognized as an official breed in 1904 bythe American Kennel Club and by 1915, thirty Chihuahuas were registered in the States with that numberjumping to over 25,000 by the early seventies.

The Chihuahua has a vast amount of variation partly due to the fact that any color or combination ispermitted in the breed standard. The coat comes in either long or short hair, with traits including darkmasks, merle, and white markings. The colors range from blacks to various silver and fawn shades.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE CHIHUAHUA TRAITS IN LIEBCHEN?

Alert, active, and often playful dogs.Small size makes it easy for them to live insmaller places such as apartments.

Responds well to reward-based training usingtreats or favorite toys.

May be suspicious of strangers or bark at otherdogs when intimidated by their size.

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DALMATIANHEIGHT:

23 - 24 in

WEIGHT (SHOW):

40 - 65 lb

WEIGHT (PET):

39 - 75 lb

Dal

mat

ian

EARS MUZZLE TAIL

The Dalmatian is one of the oldest breeds in existence and it is believed that the breed dates back more thanfour thousand years. Evidence of the Dalmatian wasn’t documented until the 1700’s, although pictures of thebreed date back thousands of years prior to first documentation. The exact origin of the Dalmatian is highlydisputed; however, most people believe that the breed developed in Dalmatia, a region in Croatia borderingthe eastern Adriatic Sea. The name Dalmatia comes from the ancient Illyrian language meaning “land ofshepherds” and it was from this area that the breed received its name. Dalmatians were used to chase ratsout of the fire stations and horse stables of old London. They also guided the horse-drawn fire wagons throughcity streets and safeguarded the fire equipment from vandalism and theft. This tradition endured even afterthe old wagons were replaced with more modern fire engines and today Dalmatians enjoy status as the iconicfire house dog. The first Dalmatian was registered with the American Kennel Club in 1888.

The Dalmatian is a white dog spotted with spots between the size of a dime and a half-dollar. The spots maybe black or liver (which ranges from a light lemon to tan) with the nose sharing the color of the spots. Thedistribution of spots is generally even, though more generally on the ears.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE DALMATIAN TRAITS IN LIEBCHEN?

Intelligent, energetic, and alert dogs with greatstamina.

Respond well to reward-based training usingtreats or favorite toys.

Enjoy dog sports such as agility, flyball, tracking,scent hurdling, and both rally and competitiveobedience.

Have a reputation of being good family dogs butcan be aloof with strangers.

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COLLIEHEIGHT:

20 - 24 in

WEIGHT (SHOW):

45 - 75 lb

WEIGHT (PET):

44 - 79 lb

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The Collie originated in Scotland, where they were bred for hundreds of years to work as shepherds and guarddogs. Today the Collie is one of the most popular breeds in the world. Over the years, the Collie has developedan amazing level of intelligence and the breed has been used for herding, protection, water rescue and as aguide for the blind. Queen Victoria, J.P. Morgan, Jim Reeves, Cecil Hepworth, Brooke Langton, Mario Lemieux,David Duchovny, President Coolidge and President Hoover have all owned Collies at some point during history.The Collie’s reputation for bravery, loyalty and intelligence was further enforced after the release of the film,“Lassie Come Home” in 1943 and popularity soared through the ‘40’s and ‘50’s when the TV Lassie seriesidealized the Collie as a family dog. The health of the breed suffered somewhat as indiscriminate breeding tookplace to capitalize upon the breed’s popularity, but today Collies remain consistently popular with pet owners.The breed received American Kennel Club recognition in 1885.

The four main AKC coat descriptions are "Sable and White" (Sable is a variety of tan shades), "Tri-Color"(Mainly black with white and tan markings), "Blue Merle" (A mottled coat of various shades) and "White"(One of the other types with more white in the coat). The coat may be either short (Smooth) or long (Rough).Blazes of white across the muzzle and chest are common in this breed.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE COLLIE TRAITS IN LIEBCHEN?

Intelligent, obedient, active, and watchful dogs.Collies are eager to learn especially withreward-based training,

Collies seem to enjoy dog sports such as agility,flyball, Frisbee, tracking, rally and competitiveobedience.

Although they are often good with children andare usually friendly, some Collies can be wary orreserved with strangers.

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BEAGLEHEIGHT:

13 - 16 in

WEIGHT (SHOW):

20 - 30 lb

WEIGHT (PET):

17 - 37 lb

Beag

le

EARS MUZZLE TAIL

The Beagle is a long-established breed, descending from the Foxhound, the Harrier and the Kerry Beagle. Theywere most commonly used for hunting hare, quail and pheasant, although nowadays they also make excellentfamily dogs and have even been used in police work. The origin of the Beagle’s name is debated. Some peoplebelieve the name derives from the Celtic word “beag,” which means “small” or from the French word “begle,”which means “useless” or “of little value.” The Beagle was introduced to the United States in the 1860’s andthe breed was officially recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1885.

Beagles have been bred mostly for form and hunting ability and any hound color is permitted on their shortcoats. This means that Beagles come in a variety of blacks, tans, browns, reds, blue (a silver color), and maybe ticked (mottled with white) or have white markings or be white with colored spots.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE BEAGLE TRAITS IN LIEBCHEN?

Happy or gentle nature, and usually friendly dogs;although some have high energy levels.

Beagles seem to enjoy dog sports such astracking, hunting, agility, rally and competitiveobedience.

Respond well to reward-based training involvingtreats or favorite toys.

Chasing wildlife or barking may impair bonding.

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SCOTTISH TERRIERHEIGHT:

10 - 11 in

WEIGHT (SHOW):

18 - 23 lb

WEIGHT (PET):

16 - 30 lb

Scot

tish

Terr

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Scottish Terriers are likely to have existed since the 1500’s in the Blackmount region of Perthshire and fromRannoch in Scotland, though their exact history is somewhat unclear. The breed was developed to hunt badgersin the Scottish Highlands, and was bred with strong tails so their owners could pull them out of the holes theyhad dug. In fact, the name Terrier is derived from the French word “terre” or earth, implying the breed’s prowessat digging. The modern breed was developed during the 1700’s and was first officially recognized in 1859when it was presented in Birmingham, England. It reached its modern standard by 1879. John Naylor broughtthe Scottish Terrier to the United States in 1883 and the breed was recognized by the American Kennel Clubin 1885. Scottish Terriers are affectionately known as “Scotties” and they were nicknamed the “little diehard”breed by James Francis Edward Stuart, a descendant of Scottish royalty. Scottish Terriers have been a favoriteamong society’s elite and Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and George W. Bush have owned them

The Scottish Terrier may be black, wheaten, or brindle of any color, which includes either black, red, or silverstriped with a lighter shade. A small white chest blaze is possible, as well as a moderate amount of white orgray hairs peppering the coat.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE SCOTTISH TERRIER TRAITS IN LIEBCHEN?

Alert, intelligent, and independent dogs.Scottish Terriers enjoy dog sports such asearthdog trials, agility, and tracking.

Because of their hunting background, may bark,dig, and chase wildlife. Can be tenacious ordifficult to disengage from an activity.

May be reserved around strangers and often don’tget along well with other dogs.

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING WISDOM PANEL INSIGHTS TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR DOG’S FAMILY ANCESTRY

Congratulations on taking the steps to learn about your dog's ancestry and to understand what breeds are in your mixed breed dogusing Wisdom Panel Insights! Knowing your dog’s breeds is more than a novelty - it is a medical necessity. Each breed in yourpooch’s genetic paw print has unique health concerns you should know about so that you can provide a lifetime of excellent care.

Visit www.Genesis4Pets.com to find out more about your dog’s health-care needs: you’ll feel better knowing that you’re doingeverything you can to keep your pal happy and healthy. In addition to loads of free, easy-to-understand information based on thelatest medical research, you will receive a 50% discount on all downloadable health-care booklets that explain the common healthconcerns for individual breeds. Simply enter promotional code WISDOM when you check out to receive your discount (expires 30days after you receive your Wisdom Panel report).

We recommend discussing your dog’s ancestry report with your veterinarian, as he or she can help you use your Wisdom PanelInsights report to help better care for Liebchen. The next time you visit your veterinarian, consider asking these questions in additionto any you come up with on your own:

• Are there any specific issues that may be relevant to my dog’s well-being?

• Are there any special techniques that may help in training a dog with this particular mix?

• Are there any particular dietary considerations to bear in mind for a dog like mine?

BECAUSE YOU LOVE YOUR DOG - SHARE HIS STORY!Join our online community of mixed-breed dog owners and share your dog’s Wisdom Panel Insights report with the world. On ourwebsite you can:

• Register your dog and upload photos into our Wisdom Panel photo gallery

• Get help to show off your dog’s breed profile on your blog, Dogster page, Facebook and MySpace profiles

Visit wisdompanel.com and use the details below to create your dog’s profile:

Owner Name: Tera Hamby

Test Report Code: 3000066056

MORE INSIGHTLearning more about the history of the breeds detected in Liebchen can help youand your veterinarian better train, feed and care for your dog. Visit our onlineBreed Library at wisdompanel.com.

Accessing your test status checker online also lets youview Mixed-Breed Genesis health reports provided byVetThink™ which are designed to assist you to take thebest possible care of your dog throughout its life.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Each dog is unique and their physical and behavioral traits will be the result of multiple factors, includinggenetics, training, handling, and environment. Wisdom Panel™ Insights proprietary genetic analysis providesinsight into the behavioral traits in breeds that have been identified in your dog. Wisdom Panel Insights isdesigned and intended to be used solely to identify the genetic makeup of a mixed-breed dog and no otherpurpose is intended, authorized, or permitted.

Upon receipt of your sample, Mars Veterinary will analyze your dog’s DNA to determine the breeds present inyour dog’s ancestry with a reasonable degree of certainty. Mars Veterinary’s testing procedures are designed toprovide reliable and accurate results.

Wisdom Panel Insights is intended for use on mixed-breed dogs. The test was designed specifically to look for multiple breeds in a dog’s ancestry and was not designed tovalidate the purity of a purebred dog. Mars Veterinary is not responsible for any errors in obtaining the swab sample or for any injuries or loss that may occur as a result.

In the unlikely event that it is not possible to determine breed history or that an error in the analysis occurs, liability by Mars Veterinary or related companies and individuals isdisclaimed and damages in any event are limited to the payment actually received by Mars Veterinary for the specified analysis at issue.

Wisdom Panel Insights is based upon the Mars Veterinary database of validated breeds. If your dog contains other breeds, it may result in the identification of breeds, or acombination of breeds in the database, related to the breeds in your pet’s history.

Many cities and communities have breed-specific ordinances and laws that may require special handling or prohibit the ownership of some dogs with a particular breed in theirgenetic background. Neither Mars Veterinary nor any related company is responsible for compliance or notification regarding these matters. You may want to check with yourlocal authorities to determine if your dog’s genetic profile requires compliance with any laws, regulations, or ordinances in your area.

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