For Breeders
Explore science-based insights about dog care and genetic health. Learn all about dog DNA testing, read pet care tips from experts, and find the latest news and discoveries in canine health.
Responsible breeding practices
Watch Dr. Jenna Dockweiler, Embark Veterinary Geneticist, present Responsible Breeding Practices from the 2022 Canine Health Summit.
Genetic health testing for French Bulldogs
Embark for Breeders offers breed-specific genetic health tests for the French Bulldog.
Pair Predictor: Health, eCOI, Coat Color
Pair Predictor includes a coat color calculator, joining genetic health conditions and genetic diversity predictions for litters.
Canine cardiac testing explained
Cardiac testing is one of the phenotypical evaluations that are registrable with the Orthopedic Foundation of America.
Canine hip dysplasia testing explained
Genetics is part of the puzzle when it comes to canine health testing prior to breeding. Canine hip dysplasia tests are equally i...
DNA health summary for puppies
Embark for Breeders DNA Health Summary report highlights the breed-specific variant results in a one-page, downloadable PDF.
Planning ahead for genetic health testing
Savvy breeders plan ahead by taking advantage of setting up a health testing timeline to keep breeding goals on track.
Top 5 reasons to DNA test before breeding
Let's explore why genetic testing for dogs before breeding can improve the way you care for your dog and the future of your breed.
Border Collie coat colors
In this video, we decode the DNA results of an Embark-tested Border Collie to discover Jazz’s coat color.
Coat color modifiers: White spotting, roaning, saddle tan, and merle
Have you ever wondered why a dog's coat has certain colors? Learn about 4 different coat color modifiers and their genetic orient...
When should I order a DNA test?
See our timing recommendations for testing adults and puppies.
Decode your dog's coat type and length
Unlock the secrets of your dog’s coat type and length. Learn how genes influence coat variations and what this means for your breed.