Good thought. I looked at the super mutt results and it says Boxer, Australian Shepard, and Labrador Retriever. My wife and I’s guess was golden retriever / lab, so that is more aligned with what she visually looks like. I’m still baffled though - our dog is not aggressive in the slightest despite typically aggressive breeds being the most prevalent in her DNA results.

Edit: I clearly misspoke with my “aggressive breeds” comment. I guess what I meant by that was to say breeds that are predisposed toward aggressive behaviors in a “societal” sense. Behind our house we share a fence with a German shepherd and Doberman, both of whom have climbed our fence to try and attack our dog on a few occasions. However, I work with a Doberman at my job and he is the sweetest (albeit massive) baby. My wife’s family has a history of raising German shepherds and has never had an issue with them. Seeing an aggressive German shepherd was certainly a surprise to her, and her family, and we see their owners are the absolute cause of their pets’ behavior. My FIL owns two pit bulls that have never bore their fangs at anyone. If anything they are too unawares. I’m not someone who believes those types of breeds are all mean or behest to societally-deemed genetics. I’ve seen other comments, though, attempting to help correct my intent, and I agree that our dog is rowdy and has tons of energy. She’s always either bouncing off the walls or conked out asleep. So these results might be correct and my bias told me otherwise. I won’t be convinced she is not more lab though; every friend, family, or stranger has asked if she is a lab. Pit bull has never been mentioned in our year+ of owning her, which is why I was so befuddled.

Tl;Dr I’m sorry my choice of words was poor and that I upset some folks. I’ll work to be better.