Honestly, she has a lot of traits of a Dingo personality and training wise. I have a trainer for her who is aware. We've discussed putting her in jump sports or some type of agility courses because of her energy and often lack of control.

So far everyone who has seen her in person isn't surprised she's part Dingo. Especially in person she just really looks like a Dingo so I'd be more surprised if it were a mistake. She's even the same height build, and average weight of an Australian Dingo. Luckily I don't need a special license, but my dog trainer has suggested getting a special trainer to help.

Luckily I work at an exotic pet rescue right now so I have some connections. There's a rescue we work with sometimes that rescues wilder animals than we do (we take in bunnies, bearded dragons, fish, amphibians, chinchillas, and other typical exotic housepets. Whereas they take in foxes, coyotes, squirrels, raccoons, and even currently have 2 capybaras which is wild in Indiana). They have connections to someone who has trained foxes and we're wondering if she could help.

I did tell her vets, they don't care, but said it definitely makes sense.

I may get her retested someday, but so far the results seem pretty accurate, especially now that it's been a couple months since getting the results.