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Garner.

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Catalog term

Garner

Primary sources pending garner

Catalog type

Historical family

Provisional category

Canonical name

Garner

Catalog identifier / garner

Aliases

No aliases recorded

Evidence status

Primary sources pending

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PITVU Catalog notes

The record, as it stands.

Stored notes are shown verbatim; they are not primary-source evidence.

Provisional catalog terminology. Historical family label; no individual identity is created. Research pointer: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_pit_bull_terrier#Linhagens. Primary-source verification remains pending. No parentage, dates, traits, breed certification or pedigree edges are asserted.

Historical catalogue association · GarnerGarner's ChinamanSource-reported

Pedigree according to published sources

According to published sources; possible discrepancies. Not accepted genealogy. Excluded from COI, Common Ancestors and Test Mating calculations.

Complete through G4

Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 26

Coverage by generation
  1. Generation 1
    Known
    2/2
  2. Generation 2
    Known
    4/4
  3. Generation 3
    Known
    8/8
  4. Generation 4
    Known
    16/16

Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.

  • Subject · G0 Garner's Chinaman01M54D2JKN5T3AB38YXACC1P5C CH ROM

    Generations in this branch: 4
    Complete through G4

    Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 26

    Born: 29 Nov 1977 · Source-reported Country of birth: United States
    • Sire · G1 Wood's Trouble01M58GZ9708JHF14Q6FCNSR5K3

      Generations in this branch: 3
      Complete through G3

      Known positions: 14/14 · Distinct ancestors: 14

      Country of birth: United States Source-reported
      Source · 1
    • Dam · G1 Abernathy's Molly01M58GZ99WETW2ATNYREC05Z5H

      Generations in this branch: 3
      Complete through G3

      Known positions: 14/14 · Distinct ancestors: 13

      Country of birth: United States Source-reported
      Source · 1
      • Sire · G2 Carver's (Wood) Snooty01M58GZ9A8GAAJ2Q53A7VYW7VB ROM 2xL

        Generations in this branch: 2
        Complete through G2

        Known positions: 6/6 · Distinct ancestors: 6

        Born: 1972 · Source-reported Country of birth: United States Source-reported
        Source · 1
        • Sire · G3 Carver's (Hooten) Snake01M58GZ9AMG05191DTH4DHE54Y

          Generations in this branch: 1
          Complete through G1

          Known positions: 2/2 · Distinct ancestors: 2

          Country of birth: United States Source-reported
          Source · 1
        • Dam · G3 Carver's (Art) Missy01M58GZ9BRVJN6SQ0WJ9FD6FHX ROM Historical photograph attributed to Carver's (Art) Missy; complete available source frame. ≈

          Generations in this branch: 1
          Complete through G1

          Known positions: 2/2 · Distinct ancestors: 2

          Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

          Attributed to Carver's (Art) Missy. Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article, Villa Liberty. Complete available source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement.

          Photograph source · Reuse basis

          The signed Carver article captions this exact figure as Maurice Carver con Art´s “Missy”. Its embedded original is image046.png; image116.jpg is the browser fallback of the same figure, not an independent publication. The caption links FIAPBT record83, matching the existing PITVU identity carver-art-missy (01M58GZ9BRVJN6SQ0WJ9FD6FHX). Exact source-context identity and original frame were visually reviewed. Photographer, exposure date and earliest publication remain unestablished; attribution is not independent photographic authentication. This is Carver’s/Art’s Missy (record83), not Crenshaw’s Missy.

          Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, original figure, caption linkage and SHA-256 are retained. The photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion, nor permission for unrelated galleries or database images. The owner exception for Alligator is not used.

          Maurice Carver con Art´s “Missy”.

          Country of birth: United States Source-reported
          Source · 1
          • Sire · G4 Carver's Pistol01M58GZ97Z30XC59G71RSKZCJH ROM Historical photograph attributed to Carver's Pistol; complete available source frame. ≈ ↻

            End of the selected depth. Open this profile to explore its ancestry.

            Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

            Attributed to Carver's Pistol. Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article, Villa Liberty. Complete available source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement.

            Photograph source · Reuse basis

            The signed Carver article captions this exact figure as Carver´s “Pistol”. Its embedded original is image038.png; image112.jpg is the browser fallback of the same figure, not an independent publication. The caption links FIAPBT record5, matching the existing PITVU identity carvers-pistol (01M58GZ97Z30XC59G71RSKZCJH). Exact source-context identity and original frame were visually reviewed. Photographer, exposure date and earliest publication remain unestablished; attribution is not independent photographic authentication. This is Carver’s Pistol (linked record5), not the distinct Elias’ Pistol.

            Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, original figure, caption linkage and SHA-256 are retained. The photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion, nor permission for unrelated galleries or database images. The owner exception for Alligator is not used.

            Carver´s “Pistol”.

            Country of birth: United States Source-reported
            Source · 1
            Continue this source branch
          • Dam · G4 Carver's Miss Spike01M586GSRA3A1KQP66BTYRNRKF ROM Historical photograph attributed to Carver's Miss Spike; complete available source frame. ≈

            End of the selected depth. Open this profile to explore its ancestry.

            Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

            Attributed to Carver's Miss Spike. Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article, Villa Liberty. Complete available source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement.

            Photograph source · Reuse basis

            The signed Carver article captions this exact figure as CARVER'S MISS SPIKE Its embedded original is image034.png; image110.jpg is the browser fallback of the same figure, not an independent publication. The caption links FIAPBT record240, matching the existing PITVU identity carvers-miss-spike (01M586GSRA3A1KQP66BTYRNRKF). Exact source-context identity and original frame were visually reviewed. Photographer, exposure date and earliest publication remain unestablished; attribution is not independent photographic authentication. The supplied historical frame already clips part of the head; PITVU preserves the whole available source and applies no additional crop. A separate colour frame showing two Villa Liberty dogs is excluded.

            Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, original figure, caption linkage and SHA-256 are retained. The photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion, nor permission for unrelated galleries or database images. The owner exception for Alligator is not used.

            CARVER'S MISS SPIKE

            Country of birth: United States Source-reported
            Source · 1
            Continue this source branch
      • Dam · G2 Carver's (Hyde) Bloody Sunday01M58GZ9C44R6GQGZ0HG3HAMDN Historical photograph attributed to Carver's (Hyde) Bloody Sunday; complete available source frame. ≈

        Generations in this branch: 2
        Complete through G2

        Known positions: 6/6 · Distinct ancestors: 6

        Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

        Attributed to Carver's (Hyde) Bloody Sunday. Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article, Villa Liberty. Complete available source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement.

        Photograph source · Reuse basis

        The signed Carver article captions this exact figure as Carver´s “Bloody Sunday” Its embedded original is image026.png; image106.jpg is the browser fallback of the same figure, not an independent publication. The caption links FIAPBT record87, matching the existing PITVU identity carver-hyde-bloody-sunday (01M58GZ9C44R6GQGZ0HG3HAMDN). Exact source-context identity and original frame were visually reviewed. Photographer, exposure date and earliest publication remain unestablished; attribution is not independent photographic authentication.

        Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, original figure, caption linkage and SHA-256 are retained. The photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion, nor permission for unrelated galleries or database images. The owner exception for Alligator is not used.

        Carver´s “Bloody Sunday”

        Country of birth: United States Source-reported
        Source · 1
        • Sire · G3 Walling's Bullyson01M57DET6Q3X9SJSG46AD1JM5H ROM 1xL Historical photograph attributed to Walling’s Bullyson; identity is not conclusively confirmed. ≈

          Generations in this branch: 1
          Complete through G1

          Known positions: 2/2 · Distinct ancestors: 2

          Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

          Walling’s Bullyson · Attributed historical photograph; photographer unknown. Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s Carver report (Villa Liberty). Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP derivatives by PITVU.

          Photograph source · Reuse basis

          The report explicitly captions this embedded figure as Walling’s Bullyson. The photograph shows a dark dog held sideways by a man; the neighboring portrait image120 is retained as an alternative, not substituted or merged. This matches the existing PITVU historical identity and the report’s linked pedigree record. Original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption are unestablished. Attribution is source-reported, not conclusively confirmed.

          Mariano Peinado’s signed historical article expressly authorizes copying and distribution: “tienen nuestra autorización para copiarlo y difundirlo”. This is an embedded captioned figure in that article, not an unrelated pedigree image. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for the article and its embedded figure; no separate exclusion was found for this figure. The underlying historical photographer and first publication are unknown, and the publisher’s complete rights chain is not independently authenticated. This does not establish permission for other pages or collections. The original HTML, caption, download URL and SHA-256 are retained.

          Maurice Carver con uno de los mejores sementales de todos los tiempos, Walling´s “Bullyson”.

          Country of birth: United States Source-reported
          Source · 1
        • Dam · G3 Carver's One Eye01M58GZ9BC6RFR2DFRQTV46TTC ↻

          Generations in this branch: 1
          Complete through G1

          Known positions: 2/2 · Distinct ancestors: 2

          Country of birth: United States Source-reported
          Source · 1

Historical dossiers

Research dossier

Editorial evidence is separate from accepted ancestry. Original records and prior revisions are retained.

Garner is a historical catalog reference; it does not establish the ancestry of a dog carrying the label.

  1. Public reference

    Source-reported

    The cited public entry presents Frisco and names Garner’s Chinaman in its pedigree. Its data is contributor-supplied and explicitly not guaranteed by the publisher.

    Source · frisco-public-entry

Bibliography

  1. Garner’s Frisco — public pedigree entry

    Pedigree Online, Inc. · Catalog record · Accessed

    Contributor-supplied pedigree; the publisher explicitly does not guarantee accuracy. No original registration or independent parentage review was established. Photograph reuse is not authorized by this citation.

Revision 7 · · Published

Historical dog records

Catalog associations are historical references, not proof of descent.