What's My Mutt? App Reviews

This app selects from a small number of possibilities with seven questions. Google could tell you more

I have 2 dogs and I know the breeds of one of them and roughly know the breeds of the other. I answered all the questions accurately and my results were completely inaccurate. One of my dogs is a Rottweiler, german shepherd and hound. I know this for certain because Ive seen her parents. The whats my mutt app told me she was Labrador retriever, Doberman Pinscher, and Coon hound. It needs to ask more questions or something in order to get accurate results. Very disappointed. Not worth the dollar.

I am pretty sure the app is mostly correct. I have long suspected she was primarily the breeds suggested. It was nice to get confirmation.

This app is fantastic. I volunteer at an animal shelter a lot so Ive tried it on a LOT of dogs. Every once in a while you get results that seem crazy, but if you really think about it they could be right. Most of the time its obviously spot on. The results are great to share via social media when you promote a dog for adoption. As far as the negative reviews from people who "know" what breeds their mutts are and it told them something else...even if the person you got them from showed you two dogs they claimed to be the parents that doesnt mean they actually are. And if they were mixed dogs themselves, it is possible they were the parents and they have some less obvious breeds in them that really came through in their pups. Overall this is a fun, amazingly accurate app thats really useful for anyone who works to get dogs adopted.

I happened to a sample DNA test done on my dog when she was a puppy so I was curious to see how this app fared in comparison. In general it had at least one of the breeds that was identified in my original DNA test. To say its fully accurate? Not really but for shelters trying to get an idea beyond visual/behavioral identifiers, then its worth the 1.99.

Once you save the dog entered you can not go back and look at all dogs you have saved. Also, it just has very basic breeds. I have a Great Pyrenees and that breed isnt included. I expected more from an app I paid for :(

Could be fun for a vet or shelter. Otherwise, my run through was not very accurate. Some choices are very vague which led to getting different results.

Very interesting and the results came back with what I always thought he was.

Love this app

Was way off even after I adjusted the entries. Not enough variety in chooses. Not worth the money - yes I know it is free.

I expected more out of it and when I ran it twice it gave me different answers...

Quick, simple, and pleasantly accurate little app with a variety of potential uses.. Or a bit of fun. Who doesnt love learning more about their canine companion?

The idea behind the app is wonderful, but more data could have been collected in better detail. Plus, the results were always super typical breeds i.e. Labs, Aussies, German Shepards, ect. Would love to have seen some not-so-known breeds pop up especially since theres a price for the app itself.

We know for sure that my dog is part poodle and part Maltese but it determined that she is chihuahua, maltese and bichon. There werent nearly enough questions. Very simplistic and inaccurate

My dog is very similar to the one in the online video. Great graphics and type design. Thank you for taking the time with that. Really flesh out more details as others have pointed out and it will be a stellar app! Please provide some details or specs for example under dog height...list dimensions in addition to dog types--so i dont have to google. Also there was a key color pattern missing. Two color with white as main color and large brindle patches. It is pretty certain my dog is part basenji and or pit bull and neither of those came up. Im guessing basenji isnt in the database. Please add it as it is the more likely reason for my dogs ears than a rat terrier.

Got all my mutts breeds correct!! Worth 99cents for sure! Love it for rescue dogs! Way to go!

7 questions? Thats it?! The prediction was incorrect, it didnt mention the one breed that I know is in my dog. Waste of a dollar.

I got this app to see what it would classify my two rescues as. They are both obvious terrier mixes - one is definitely a westie/schnauzer mix and the other is some sort of scottie mix. The app said the westie mix was chihuahua, poodle,and cairn terrier. It determined that our other dog is dachshund, chihuahua and border collie. Definitely off for both dogs. Fun concept but disappointed by the inaccuracy of the results.

A waste of money. Lame app. Nowhere near accurate. I shouldve known better. Wish I could get my money back.

I have a chihuahua mix and this app told me what the "mix" part is likely to be. Hes a rescue so I didnt know. I think the app got it right -- part dachshund and part Jack Russell terrier in addition to chi. I think people are expecting too much from a 99 cent app if they want drawings and elite breeds. Perhaps the software developers can come up with a more detailed version 2.0 for the quibblers.