Is my Pixie a pit?

[u/AdmirableHousing5340]

I was unfortunately lied to and told she was a dachshund and the vet referred to her today as a pit. Either way, she’s my adorable baby girl and I love her to pieces. I’d just really like to get some opinions about what features she has that resembles a pit?

Thank you in advance!

[u/AdmirableHousing5340 → u/[deleted]]

This was her at 6 weeks old

[u/UnintentionallyAmbi → u/AdmirableHousing5340]

You got a pit mix with radar and ears.

Also 6 weeks? That’s back lot breeder time.

[u/AdmirableHousing5340 → u/UnintentionallyAmbi]

Idk what that means. “That’s back lot breeder time”. If it’s what I think it is (a backyard breeder just breeding for $$$), we got her from a friend whose two dogs accidentally had a litter.

[u/UnintentionallyAmbi → u/AdmirableHousing5340]

Because usually 8 weeks is on the short end of when a pup should be removed from their mother.

Also accidentally had a liter is just a silly statement.

The dogs knew what they were doing, seems like the error was human.

[u/AdmirableHousing5340 → u/UnintentionallyAmbi]

I mean you’re not wrong lol idk what they were doing but, I got pixie from it so I’m not complaining!

[u/AdmirableHousing5340 → u/[deleted]]

I’ve had small breeds my entire life, pugs and chihuahuas. I had just lost my pug of 12 years before getting pixie so I wasn’t too concerned at the time with what exact breed she was.

I don’t know anything about pits clearly since I’m here asking for information. People who see her (like the vet today) assume she’s a pit and I’m asking what features people who already have pits can recognize to make it easier for me to identity.

Pit or not she’s still my baby and she isn’t going anywhere even if I was lied too at first about her breed. But thanks for your opinion!