If your dog's Embark result are in, we want to add them to our repository!
It's how your dog's genomic data is shared with more research teams. 

Though the DDP has partnered with Embark Veterinary, Inc.  for DNA testing and Doberman-specific research, we are separate entities. The DDP collects your dog's data & information from you, and adds that info to a growing repository. We want to share your dog's information with researchers across the globe. So send us your dog's results.
It's simple and takes less than two minutes of your time. 

Once we have your dog's data, we'll create a free DDP One-Page Summary Genetic Report as our Thank You for sharing. 
Here's what our One-Page Summary Reports looks like. 

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​Downloading your dog's Embark results is EASY and takes less than one minute. 
Uploading them here is even faster. 

Video instructions
Watch and learn in One Minute.

Written instructions.
Easy and quick.

Login to your Embark account ON YOUR COMPUTER (screenshots taken on your phone or tablet will not work).
1) On your dog's main page, simply scroll down until you see the blue text that says RAW DATA. Click on the blue text and a new screen will open. Scroll down a little and look for the Yellow button that says DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE. Click on that.
2) Scroll down a bit more and look for the Yellow button that says DOWNLOAD AS CSV. Click that.

Take Two Screenshots. DO THIS ONLY ON YOUR COMPUTER -- NOT YOUR PHONE OR TABLET.
1) Scroll to the top of the page, and click on the little black back arrow to go back one page.
2) Click on TRAITS. Scroll down to Genetic Diversity. Click on the blue LEARN MORE text next to your dog's Genetic COI % number. Center the COI Bell curve in your screen and take a screenshot.
3) Scroll down a little bit more and you'll see the blue and yellow Karyogram. Take another screenshot. Yup. That's it.

Now, send these four files to us. Simply upload these four files (two downloadeds and two screenshots) to the form below and hit send.

That's it! You're done.

Tip: This must be done on a computer. Try to save these with a good quality JPEG files; they're going onto your report, so the better quality your image is, the better it will look on your report.

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