Bringing our mixed dog into the UK.

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OP:

This might seem odd, but, it might also be really helpful... They have DNA tests for dogs - to determine the breeds in mixed dogs!

http://www.wisdompanel.com/

Maybe that would be helpful to provide along with photos and records of shots and whatever else they ask for... for this specific situation?

I know, odd, but it might work...

The "Doggie DNA" tests can be done for as little as $80 too.

Ha! Wow! Looks like this got heated after I stopped looking at it.

Anyway, we got word back and they said he would be fine. He looks nothing like a pit, but we'd hear it walking him enough that we started to worry that he might be mistaken for a mix or something. He's way too little and shoud be fine. 6 months to go!

Ha! Wow! Looks like this got heated after I stopped looking at it.

Yeah, it did... apologies for that!
Hope it all goes well with getting him over here.

Ha! Wow! Looks like this got heated after I stopped looking at it.

Anyway, we got word back and they said he would be fine. He looks nothing like a pit, but we'd hear it walking him enough that we started to worry that he might be mistaken for a mix or something. He's way too little and shoud be fine. 6 months to go!

Glad to hear it!  Some people have issues with Pits and "see Pit" everywhere.  When I used to volunteer for the Humane Society, I walked in one day to hear people talking about a Pit (there was a no-Pit policy) we'd supposedly taken in.  I looked at the "Pit.  It was a cute Boxer puppy.