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Carver's Miss Spike

ROM
Archival labels · Source and context

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

Female Birth country United States According to published sources

Historical photograph attributed to Carver's Miss Spike; complete available source frame.
Identity and provenance
Sire Tudor's Spike
Dam Womack's Mert
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Profile at a glance
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Historical owner
MAURICE CARVER [1]
Sex
Female [1]
Reported breeder
Maurice Carver [1]
Reported coat
White with patches [1]
Reported usual / chain weight
37 lb · ≈ 17 kg [1]
Country of birth
United States [4]
Historical context

Carver’s Miss Spike is the female in FIAPBT record 240, bred and historically owned by Maurice Carver, from Tudor’s Spike and Womack’s Mert. The record describes a white coat with patches and 37 lb chain weight, also printed as approximately 16.8 kg. Record 83 identifies her with Pistol as Art Missy’s parents. This is Art/Carver Missy, not the separate Bo/Honeybunch daughter Crenshaw’s Missy. The historical weight is not relabelled as pit weight or a current measurement. GameDogs (63594) lists USA birth country and describes Miss Spike as black and white, adding detail to FIAPBT’s white-with-patches wording. Its Tudor’s Spike–Womack’s Mert pairing matches this identity. The catalogue number 2200-00 is retained as a reference, not interpreted as a date.

History & Bibliography

Direct offspring Carver's (Art) Missy Carver's Black Beautee Source-reported

Full siblings Carver's (Stockton) Big Liz Source-reported

Relatives sharing a sire Maloney's Toot Tudor's Baby Source-reported

Relatives →

Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 62 / 62 · distinct ancestor records: 56Counts 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

Identity and provenance

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

PITVU · 01M586GSRA3A1KQP66BTYRNRKF

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 G5

Known positions: 62/62 · Distinct ancestors: 56

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
  5. Generation 5
    Known
    32/32

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

  • Subject · G0 Carver's Miss Spike01M586GSRA3A1KQP66BTYRNRKF ROM Historical photograph attributed to Carver's Miss Spike; complete available source frame. ≈

    Generations in this branch: 5
    Complete through G5

    Known positions: 62/62 · Distinct ancestors: 56

    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
    • Sire · G1 Tudor's Spike01M586GSHHG4V5TEZ80P28ETV8 CH ROM Historical photograph attributed to Tudor's Spike; full available frame. ≈

      Generations in this branch: 4
      Complete through G4

      Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 30

      Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

      Attributed to Tudor's Spike. Historical photographer unknown. Explicitly captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article, Villa Liberty. Complete source JPEG retained; full-frame WebP derivatives by PITVU without enlargement.

      Photograph source · Reuse basis

      The signed article explicitly captions the embedded image014.jpg as TUDOR'S SPIKE and links the caption to FIAPBT record311. That exact external identity and Alligator380 parent context match PITVU’s already-public tudors-spike record01M586GSHHG4V5TEZ80P28ETV8. The full original255×308 front-three-quarter black-and-white dog frame was visually inspected; no exact SHA duplicate was found in existing photograph manifests. Historical photographer, exposure date, earliest publication and photographic identity are not independently established. This is an attributed image, not a new genealogical or ownership claim.

      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.

      TUDOR'S SPIKE

      Source-reported
      Source · 1
      • Sire · G2 Tudor's Dibo01M54D2JJJZTMX2XG5G9CGZWHB CH ROM Attributed archival photograph of Tudor’s Dibo standing beside a fence; identity is not conclusively confirmed. ≈ ↻

        Generations in this branch: 3
        Complete through G3

        Known positions: 14/14 · Distinct ancestors: 14

        Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

        Attributed to Tudor’s Dibo · Photographer unknown · Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s FIAPBT historical report. Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP variants by PITVU.

        Photograph source · Reuse basis

        The selected JPEG is embedded in Mariano Peinado’s historical Dibo report immediately before the caption Tudor’s DIBO, after the separate Corvino’s Shorty figure. The page discusses the1951dog associated with Heinzl, Smith, Hubbard’s Bounce and Heinzl’s Bambi, matching the existing PITVU identity. Its original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption have not been established. Attribution is plausible from the explicit historical caption, not conclusively authenticated; shown as an attributed photograph, not counted as established. Other nearby pictures explicitly depict CrazyJoe, ArizonaPete, Gimp and BlackWidow and are not substituted.

        The publisher-author authorizes copying and distribution of La Leyenda, which embeds the same standing Dibo photograph. PITVU relies on that article-specific declaration. The retained historiadibo page supplies the current JPEG, but its snapshot does not contain the quoted permission. The photograph, original hash, credits and uncertainty are retained. The underlying photographer, earliest publication and complete historical rights chain are not independently established; no blanket permission, public-domain or Creative Commons licence is claimed.

        Tudor’s DIBO

        Born: 21 Mar 1951 · Source-reported Country of birth: United States Source-reported
        Source · 1
        • Sire · G3 Hubbard's Bounce01M54D2JJSTFD0PZN4N8S7P81C ROM ↻

          Generations in this branch: 2
          Complete through G2

          Known positions: 6/6 · Distinct ancestors: 6

          Source-reported
          Source · 1
          • Sire · G4 Hubbard's Gimp01M5885XHVJTAD34ENNF4AR5MJ Historical photograph attributed to Hubbard's Gimp; 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

            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
            • Sire · G5 Corvino's Gimp01M5885XJDF3RRH2FJZPZ5SA5S Historical photograph attributed to Corvino's Gimp; complete available source frame. ≈

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

              Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

              Photograph attributed to Corvino'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 FIAPBT1484, matching existing PITVU01M5885XJDF3RRH2FJZPZ5SA5S. 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.

              Joe Corvino con Corvino´s “Gimp”

              Country of birth: United States Source-reported
              Source · 1
              Continue this source branch
            • Dam · G5 Tudor's Goldie01M5885XKK905RMCV30VP8BYTF

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

              Country of birth: United States Source-reported
              Source · 1
              Continue this source branch
          • Dam · G4 Hubbard's Lena01M5885XNBD4KAJF0NHMT9AJ1P Historical photograph attributed to Hubbard's Lena; 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

            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
            • Sire · G5 Corvino's Shorty01M5885XNQTHWFH417RSSEXVXC Historical photograph attributed to Corvino's Shorty; complete available source frame. ≈

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

              Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

              Photograph attributed to Corvino's Shorty; 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 FIAPBT1419, matching existing PITVU01M5885XNQTHWFH417RSSEXVXC. 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.

              Corvino´s “Shorty”

              Country of birth: United States Source-reported
              Source · 1
              Continue this source branch
            • Dam · G5 Chicago Dolly01M5885XP31JCG7JME38R3TW1Z

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

              Country of birth: United States Source-reported
              Source · 1
              Continue this source branch
        • Dam · G3 Heinzl's Bambi01M54D2JJXD3X8YP8J198SF3ZW ↻

          Generations in this branch: 2
          Complete through G2

          Known positions: 6/6 · Distinct ancestors: 6

          Country of birth: United States Source-reported
          Source · 1
      • Dam · G2 Gordon's Red Lady01M586GSF9X15SY542Z4SP6Q4Z

        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 Womack's Mert01M586GSRRXN2AY2K0BA1S9KBW

      Generations in this branch: 4
      Complete through G4

      Known positions: 30/30 · Distinct ancestors: 27

      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: 0/14 · 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

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 Carver's Miss Spike01M586GSRA3A1KQP66BTYRNRKF ROM Historical photograph attributed to Carver's Miss Spike; complete available source frame. ≈

    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
    • 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

Full siblings 1

Relatives sharing a sire 2

Historical dossiers

Research dossier

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

Carver’s Miss Spike is the female in FIAPBT record 240, bred and historically owned by Maurice Carver, from Tudor’s Spike and Womack’s Mert. The record describes a white coat with patches and 37 lb chain weight, also printed as approximately 16.8 kg. Record 83 identifies her with Pistol as Art Missy’s parents. This is Art/Carver Missy, not the separate Bo/Honeybunch daughter Crenshaw’s Missy. The historical weight is not relabelled as pit weight or a current measurement. GameDogs (63594) lists USA birth country and describes Miss Spike as black and white, adding detail to FIAPBT’s white-with-patches wording. Its Tudor’s Spike–Womack’s Mert pairing matches this identity. The catalogue number 2200-00 is retained as a reference, not interpreted as a date.

  1. Published identity

    Source-reported

    FIAPBT record 240 names Carver's Miss Spike; the linked Alligator record380 places this identity in its reported ancestry. These are records from one catalog, not independent confirmations. Dates, birth country and contemporary ownership are not inferred.

    Source · fiapbt-240
Bibliography

Bibliography

  1. FIAPBT public pedigree record 240 — Carver's Miss Spike

    FIAPBT pedigree catalog · Catalog record · Accessed

    Specific publicly accessible individual record linked from Alligator380. User-contributed historical reference; original registration documents, first publication and independent confirmation are not established. Historical ownership is reported, dates/periods are unknown; no contemporary ownership is assigned.

  2. FIAPBT public pedigree record 380 — Plumber’s Alligator

    FIAPBT Pedigree / Villa Liberty · Catalog record · Accessed

    External ID 380 reports the name, Williams as breeder, The Plumbers as owner, a 1971 birth, parents and named descendants. Underlying registry documents and independence from breeder recollections are not supplied. Exact date, registration, ownership and parentage remain unverified and are not copied into accepted registry fields. Image courtesy is not a reuse licence.

  3. FIAPBT — Carver’s (Art) Missy, record 83

    · Catalog record · Accessed

    Exact record 83 names Pistol and Miss Spike, female sex, breeder and owner Maurice Carver, buckskin/white colour and chain weight 36 lb. Birthdate is unavailable. Conflicts with GameDogs colour and chain weight are retained. Raw public HTML captured; contributor/catalogue report, not independent registration verification. Villa Liberty is credited by this record.

  4. GameDogs — CARVER'S MISS SPIKE, record 63594

    GameDogs public pedigree database · Catalog record · Accessed

    Public individual contributor record, exact namedparent context and registration wherepresent checked against existing identity. Single catalogue, not independent registry verification; firstpublication unknown. Actual dog fields only, not Created at1970website metadata. No accepted parentage, certificates, performance or image reuse licence inferred. Historical measures keep category/original units; descriptive conflicts remain source-specific.

Revision 6 · · 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.

Original intake note, recorded before photograph publication.

Source-reported historical identity, FIAPBT240, disambiguated by exact external ID and Alligator380 context. Source independence unestablished; no dates, birth country, modern ownership or accepted parentage asserted. Original source spelling/titles retained in review metadata.

Reported aliases:

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.