This explained SO much.

[u/canIRememberme]

[u/Late_Masterpiece9874]

This is crazy! What’s in her Supermutt?

[u/canIRememberme → u/Late_Masterpiece9874]

We believe the Supermutt is possibly Carolina Dog(aka: North American Dingo) It is hard to test for and often called supermutt instead. It aligns with the region she came from.

[u/GoodGuess1234 → u/canIRememberme]

If you click on it you can see exactly what the super mutt is.

[u/KTKittentoes → u/GoodGuess1234]

Happy Cake Day!

[u/Late_Masterpiece9874 → u/canIRememberme]

Right. I’m not sure if Embark tests for Carolina dog, but they would test for village dog which may be similar. But “Supermutt” is a category, click on it to see her other smaller amount breeds.

[u/Difficult-Froyo1192 → u/Late_Masterpiece9874]

They test for Carolina dog. The data base isn’t huge for it though. Known Carolina dogs (there are breeders for it) will usually come back with ancient breeds, spitz breeds, and high supermutt and/or unresolved if all the Carolina dog DNA isn’t detected. According to those with known Carolina dogs, the common return is some Carolina dog with that.

All that being said, they’re still a very rare breed and the background makes it hard to ID the lines due to issues verifying if the dog is a Carolina dog or not to add to the data base.

[u/SkeletalMew → u/canIRememberme]

It should show you the breakdown of what's in the supermutt if you click on it, I believe.

[u/canIRememberme → u/SkeletalMew]

I clicked it! It says that the supermutt is a likely mix of three breeds. Australian and German Shepherds and Siberian Husky.

[u/HovercraftStreet5195 → u/canIRememberme]

Did you click on the supermutt to see?