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Boudreaux' Spook

Female Birth country United States According to published sources

Sire Boudreaux' Boze
Dam Boudreaux' Penny
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Profile at a glance
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Sex
Female [4]
Reported breeder
Boudreaux [4]
Historical owner
Jerry Clemmons [4]
Reported coat
Buckskin / Light fawn Source descriptions Buckskin [4]Light fawn [5]
Country of birth
United States [5]
Catalog references
Eli · Boudreaux
Historical context

Published pedigrees name Spook as the dam of Eli Jr. and Bullyson, with Eli as their sire. The retained catalog records attribute her breeding to Boudreaux and list Jerry Clemmons as a historical owner. They use both buckskin and light fawn to describe her colour. These original descriptions and their sources are preserved alongside the reported family. In the interview reprint, Boudreaux recalls naming Spook as a puppy in his blacksmith shop before giving her to Jerry Clemmons. Boudreaux describes an Eli–Spook litter of four: two males and two females, three black puppies and one brindle. He gives no litter date. In an interview published by GrandChamp, Jerry J. Holloway identifies the dog he called Prissy as Boudreaux’s Spook, also called Sissy. The interviewer explicitly raises competing pedigree accounts. This remains disputed testimony, not an established alias, identity merger or change to parentage.

History & Bibliography

Direct offspring Clayton's Eli Jr. Walling's Bullyson Source-reported

Relatives →

Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 2 / 2 · distinct ancestor records: 2Counts 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 · 01M57DET5P9GZREHFPZPCA6Q1Q

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 G1

Known positions: 2/2 · Distinct ancestors: 2

Coverage by generation
  1. Generation 1
    Known
    2/2

Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
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: 0/2 · Distinct ancestors: 0

Coverage by generation
  1. Generation 1
    Known
    0/2
    Not documented
    2

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 Boudreaux' Spook01M57DET5P9GZREHFPZPCA6Q1Q
    Country of birth: United States
    • Sire · G1 Not established
    • Dam · G1 Not established

Relatives

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

Direct offspring 2

Historical dossiers

Research dossier

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

Published pedigrees name Spook as the dam of Eli Jr. and Bullyson, with Eli as their sire. The retained catalog records attribute her breeding to Boudreaux and list Jerry Clemmons as a historical owner. They use both buckskin and light fawn to describe her colour. These original descriptions and their sources are preserved alongside the reported family. In the interview reprint, Boudreaux recalls naming Spook as a puppy in his blacksmith shop before giving her to Jerry Clemmons. Boudreaux describes an Eli–Spook litter of four: two males and two females, three black puppies and one brindle. He gives no litter date. In an interview published by GrandChamp, Jerry J. Holloway identifies the dog he called Prissy as Boudreaux’s Spook, also called Sissy. The interviewer explicitly raises competing pedigree accounts. This remains disputed testimony, not an established alias, identity merger or change to parentage.

  1. Historical context

    Source-reported

    The cited accounts name Boudreaux' Spook in the historical discussion of Eli. Dates, ownership and accepted parentage are not established by this identity selection.

    Source · boudreaux-interview

  2. Evidence limits

    Unknown

    The two inspected pages support the historical identity. Their independence or original documentation is unestablished; no parentage assertion is created from them.

  3. Disputed identity testimony

    Disputed

    In an interview published by GrandChamp, Jerry J. Holloway identifies the dog he called Prissy as Boudreaux’s Spook, also called Sissy. The interviewer explicitly raises competing pedigree accounts. This remains disputed testimony, not an established alias, identity merger or change to parentage.

    Source · holloway-spook-prissy-2013
Bibliography

Bibliography

  1. Interview With Floyd Boudreaux

    Floyd Boudreaux (attributed interview); interviewer unidentified · APBT blog; attributed Times interview reprint · Attributed interview · · Accessed

    Interview paragraphs on the Eli/Spook litter distinguish Bullyson and Eli Jr. Original issue, interviewer and documentary pedigree have not been established. Other sites reproduce this interview and are not independent sources. No performance, ownership-currentness or media permission is inferred.

  2. Historical APBT photographs and captions

    Villa Liberty / FIAPBT · Secondary history · Accessed

    Text captions only. Villa Liberty and FIAPBT are one source family; linked FIAPBT pedigrees are not independent confirmation. Caption compilation provenance and photograph rights are unknown. No image is imported and no genealogical connection is accepted.

  3. Crenshaw’s Jeep: historical account

    Central Coast Kennel · Secondary history · Accessed

    Undated retrospective kennel article. Original registration and ownership documents were not established in this review.

  4. FIAPBT public pedigree record 4086 — Boudreaux' Spook

    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.

  5. GameDogs public subject metadata 63620 — Boudreaux' Spook

    GameDogs user-contributed pedigree database · Catalog record · Accessed

    Specific source metadata for Boudreaux' Spook, matched with explicit parent context Boudreaux' Boze / Boudreaux' Penny. Country of Birth explicitly states USA; not inferred from owner, prefix, domain or Country of Standing. Country of Standing is not recast as birth or historical rearing evidence. This is contributor-reported information, without independent documentary verification. Original colour spelling: Light Fawn. Original source pit-weight category: no value reported. Pit weights are kept distinct from prior chain/usual weights; source decimal kg and original pound strings are retained here while approximate public kg are rounded. Prior FIAPBT colours and measurements remain visible, including alternative Spook Buckskin / Light Fawn and Bunch Brindle and white / Black Brindle with White reports. No parentage, accepted genealogy, canonical dates, ownership or photo is added or corrected. The technical created-at1970 value is not a birth date. This metadata citation is not an image licence. Earlier citations to the same page are not independent publications.

  6. GrandChamp — Interview with Jerry J. Holloway, disputed Prissy/Spook testimony

    · Attributed interview · · Accessed

    Original HTTPS HTML captured29Oct2026 with SHA256; page explicitly dates publication4February2013, not the interview or dog birth. Holloway testimony and interviewer counteraccount retained as disputed. No canonical alias/identity merge, parentage change, photograph permission or endorsement of fighting content.

Revision 9 · · 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.

Two inspected public accounts support this selected historical name and context. Two distinct inspected publications, but original provenance, common source material or possible compilation dependence is unresolved. They are not counted as independent parentage corroboration. Dates, current ownership, registration identifiers and photograph rights remain unestablished. No accepted parentage is inferred.

Reported aliases: Boudreaux' Sissy

Public historical citations

Source-reported parents

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

Catalog references

Catalog associations are historical references, not proof of descent.

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.