Good App
Easy to use and filled with good information. The only negative is there isn’t a way to see all the photos taken. I have 2 dogs and would like to compare results but can only see on pic at a time. Hard to think the app was designed this way so it could be operator error.
Doesn’t even give you the correct dog breeds
I took a picture of my dog and it showed completely different dog breeds that don’t even look like my dog it showed a Great Dane and my dog is small not big so bad game for me.
Waste of time! Run!
This app is terrible compared to others, although there was one that was actually worse. Every pic I uploaded gave completely different results, none of which seem plausible. My dog is clearly a Terrier (vet and adoption shelter agree), but the main breed results varied from beagle to chihuahua to boxer to bulldog. They look nothing like her and are not even close in size! When it did detect a Terrier breed, it scored under 10% and listed breeds with long, fluffy coats when she has short, coarse hair. I might not be an expert, but I know the difference between dog breeds who require haircuts and those who don’t. This was useless and I will be deleting immediately.
Go for the “dog scanner” app instead. I love how you can upload 5 pics at once to get a more accurate identification! Every pic worked and it gave specific breed percentages with tons of information to help you confirm the breed, such as weight, size, personality, colors, patterns, eye shape, and even specific ear dimensions! By reading the “dog scanner” app’s breed description, I was able to confirm many traits and feel fairly certain she is a Rat Terrier mix with a little Jack Russell Terrier. I was able to eliminate Toy Fox Terrier with the detailed size, weight, and coat information the “dog scanner” app provided. Who knows how accurate it really is, but I had fun and learned a lot! 80% dog breed match is good enough for me and beats paying $150 for a DNA test.
Go for the “dog scanner” app instead. I love how you can upload 5 pics at once to get a more accurate identification! Every pic worked and it gave specific breed percentages with tons of information to help you confirm the breed, such as weight, size, personality, colors, patterns, eye shape, and even specific ear dimensions! By reading the “dog scanner” app’s breed description, I was able to confirm many traits and feel fairly certain she is a Rat Terrier mix with a little Jack Russell Terrier. I was able to eliminate Toy Fox Terrier with the detailed size, weight, and coat information the “dog scanner” app provided. Who knows how accurate it really is, but I had fun and learned a lot! 80% dog breed match is good enough for me and beats paying $150 for a DNA test.
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My dog is 90% chinese shar pie,
Wasn’t even listed, how do you leave out a prickly haired wrinkled face rubber muzzle and not even list the primary breed?
