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Hubbard's Bounce

ROM
Archival labels · Source and context

According to the cited source; not independently certified awards or genetic measures.

Male Historical period: 1950 According to published sources

Profile at a glance
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Sex
Male [3]
Reported breeder
Hubbard [3]
Historical owner
Hubbard [3]
Historical period
1950 [4]
Documented place
Tucson, Arizona [4]

Names according to sources Corvino's Bouncer Source-reported

Historical context

Bounce is the male named by FIAPBT as bred and owned by Hubbard, from Hubbard’s Gimp and Lena. Peinado places him at Howard Heinzl’s yard during the 1951 mating with Bambi and describes W. D. Smith’s role in selecting that pairing. Dibo is the reported offspring connecting Bounce to the later Tudor family; the historical keeper, named breeder and later family label are distinct roles. Richard Stratton’s article, published in2019, recalls seeing the dog he calls Bouncer at a gathering at Heinzl’s place in Tucson during his visit near Christmas1950. The article explicitly identifies Bouncer as Dibo’s sire and names Hubbard as owner. Tucson and1950 describe the remembered historical location and period, not a birthplace or birth year; Bounce remains the existing profile name. The account calls Bounce Corvino’s Bouncer and uses his two reported sons, Dibo and Rascal, to explain the later family branches.

History & Bibliography

Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 30 / 30 · distinct ancestor records: 23Counts describe this view, not evidence reliability. Conflicted and unknown positions remain unfilled.

Facts and sources

Historical reports are distinct from accepted registry data. Sources and review details

PITVU · 01M54D2JJSTFD0PZN4N8S7P81C

Pedigree according to published sources

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

PDF / Print · Reported by sources

Complete through G4

Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 23

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 Hubbard's Bounce01M54D2JJSTFD0PZN4N8S7P81C ROM

    Generations in this branch: 4
    Complete through G4

    Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 23

    • Sire · G1 Hubbard's Gimp01M5885XHVJTAD34ENNF4AR5MJ Historical photograph attributed to Hubbard's Gimp; complete available source frame. ≈

      Generations in this branch: 3
      Complete through G3

      Known positions: 14/14 · Distinct ancestors: 13

      Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

      Photograph attributed to Hubbard's Gimp; historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article (1999), FIAPBT. Complete available source frame retained; PITVU WebP derivatives without enlargement, cropping, retouching or watermark removal.

      Photograph source · Reuse basis

      The signed article explicitly captions this figure and links FIAPBT173, matching existing PITVU01M5885XHVJTAD34ENNF4AR5MJ. Original embedded image and linked caption inspected together; different Hubbard/Corvino Gimp identities remain distinct. This is attributed historical imagery, not conclusive photographic authentication. Exposure date and earliest publication are unestablished.

      The public search-service extract of Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article records his authorization to copy the report (reported crawl two months before this review). PITVU relies on that documented article-specific publisher authorization for this exact captioned figure. The current directly retrieved origin HTML retains the figure and caption but omits the authorization paragraph; no explicit revocation or figure-specific restriction was observed. Both versions and this limitation are retained; the extraction is not represented as current origin HTML. The original photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished, not independently certified. No public-domain or Creative Commons claim, no blanket permission for other galleries/database images, and no use of the Alligator exception.

      Wiz Hubbard with Hubbard´s “Gimp”

      Country of birth: United States Source-reported
      Source · 1
    • Dam · G1 Hubbard's Lena01M5885XNBD4KAJF0NHMT9AJ1P Historical photograph attributed to Hubbard's Lena; complete available source frame. ≈

      Generations in this branch: 3
      Complete through G3

      Known positions: 14/14 · Distinct ancestors: 14

      Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

      Photograph attributed to Hubbard's Lena; historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article (1999), FIAPBT. Complete available source frame retained; PITVU WebP derivatives without enlargement, cropping, retouching or watermark removal.

      Photograph source · Reuse basis

      The signed article explicitly captions this figure and links FIAPBT174, matching existing PITVU01M5885XNBD4KAJF0NHMT9AJ1P. Original embedded image and linked caption inspected together; different Hubbard/Corvino Gimp identities remain distinct. This is attributed historical imagery, not conclusive photographic authentication. Exposure date and earliest publication are unestablished.

      The public search-service extract of Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article records his authorization to copy the report (reported crawl two months before this review). PITVU relies on that documented article-specific publisher authorization for this exact captioned figure. The current directly retrieved origin HTML retains the figure and caption but omits the authorization paragraph; no explicit revocation or figure-specific restriction was observed. Both versions and this limitation are retained; the extraction is not represented as current origin HTML. The original photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished, not independently certified. No public-domain or Creative Commons claim, no blanket permission for other galleries/database images, and no use of the Alligator exception.

      Hubbard´s Lena

      Country of birth: United States Source-reported
      Source · 1
Accepted registry pedigree

TRACEABLE ANCESTRY

Pedigree explorer

Only independently reviewed, undisputed links appear. Unknown ancestry remains unknown.

Interactive pedigree Test Mating

COI requires reviewed public parentage. Unknown ancestors are not verified founders.

No ancestors recorded in this view

Known positions: 0/30 · Distinct ancestors: 0

Coverage by generation
  1. Generation 1
    Known
    0/2
    Not documented
    2
  2. Generation 2
    Known
    0/4
    Not documented
    4
  3. Generation 3
    Known
    0/8
    Not documented
    8
  4. Generation 4
    Known
    0/16
    Not documented
    16

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

Sire and dam branches · permanent IDs on every visible record
  • Subject · G0 Hubbard's Bounce01M54D2JJSTFD0PZN4N8S7P81C ROM
    • Sire · G1 Not established
    • Dam · G1 Not established

Relatives

Showing up to 64 public matches; this is not an exhaustive family census.

Direct offspring 3

Full siblings 1

Relatives sharing a sire 1

Historical dossiers

Research dossier

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

Bounce is the male named by FIAPBT as bred and owned by Hubbard, from Hubbard’s Gimp and Lena. Peinado places him at Howard Heinzl’s yard during the 1951 mating with Bambi and describes W. D. Smith’s role in selecting that pairing. Dibo is the reported offspring connecting Bounce to the later Tudor family; the historical keeper, named breeder and later family label are distinct roles. Richard Stratton’s article, published in2019, recalls seeing the dog he calls Bouncer at a gathering at Heinzl’s place in Tucson during his visit near Christmas1950. The article explicitly identifies Bouncer as Dibo’s sire and names Hubbard as owner. Tucson and1950 describe the remembered historical location and period, not a birthplace or birth year; Bounce remains the existing profile name. The account calls Bounce Corvino’s Bouncer and uses his two reported sons, Dibo and Rascal, to explain the later family branches.

  1. Reported connection

    Source-reported

    Peinado names Bounce as Dibo’s sire. Further parentage and life dates are not established here.

    Source · dibo-history
Bibliography

Bibliography

  1. La verdadera historia de Tudor’s Dibo

    Mariano Peinado · FIAPBT / Villa Liberty · Secondary history · · Accessed

    Retrospective account, not a contemporary birth or ownership certificate. Breeder attribution is argued by the author; it is not settled here.

  2. FIAPBT public pedigree record 9 — Tudor’s Dibo

    FIAPBT pedigree catalog · Catalog record · Accessed

    One publicly accessible user-contributed pedigree table. Exact linked identifiers and explicit parent positions are retained; original registry documents, first publication and independent confirmation are unestablished. No dates, sex, country, contemporary ownership or image permissions inferred for reference ancestors.

  3. FIAPBT public pedigree record 49 — Hubbard's Bounce

    FIAPBT pedigree catalog · Catalog record · Accessed

    One public user-contributed pedigree table, with exact linked identifiers and explicit parent positions. Original registry documents, first publication and independent confirmation are unestablished. Dates, sex, country, current ownership and image permissions are not inferred for reference ancestors.

  4. Hubbard and Dibo — Richard F. Stratton

    Richard F. Stratton · Stratton Pitbull · Secondary history · · Accessed

    Original public article HTML/hash captured2026-10-23. Retrospective first-person recollections of a near-Christmas1950Arizona visit, published2019, not contemporary registration or independent confirmation of every account. Bouncer and Bambi-sire Spike explicitly seen at Heinzl Tucson gathering;1950/Tucson are reported historical context, never births. Bambi custody/mating-location account differs from retained Peinado version; Smith surname not independently expanded to initials. Gimp explicitly Dibo grandsire, not merged with its earlier CorvinoGimp sire. No quoted protected prose, abuse/performance instructions, media or accepted genealogy changes.

  5. Dibo and Rascal: historical family account

    Canine Heritage · Secondary history · Accessed

    Unsigned, undated historical account. Authorship and original sources are not established; passages may repeat older accounts, not independent confirmation.

  6. GameDogs own catalogue record 65068 — Hubbard's Bounce

    · Catalog record · Accessed

    Community catalogue own-header report, not independently verified; original literal retained without inferred issuer, date or accepted genealogy. No rights grant for gallery photographs.

Revision 15 · · Published
Sources and review details

Historical dog record

Reported evidence

Publication identifies a historical dog; it does not verify ancestry.

Historical notes

Editorial notes are retained in their original language.

Named as the sire of Dibo in the FIAPBT retrospective account. No further ancestors are entered.

Reported aliases: Bounce

Public historical citations

Source-reported parents

Reported claims remain outside the accepted pedigree and COI until independently reviewed.

Registry claims and verification

REGISTRATION PROVENANCE

Claims & verification

PITVU entry is NOT formal ADBA/AKC certification.

No primary registration claims recorded.

Recorded aliases

No independently reviewed aliases recorded.

PARENTAGE EVIDENCE

Every claim has a source.

No independently reviewed parentage recorded.

Source references and original documents are private. Verification is a recorded human review, not a guarantee of biological ancestry.