Carver’s Red Lady is the female in FIAPBT record 44, bred by Maurice Carver and historically owned by Enrique Morfin. The record explicitly describes red colouring and a red nose; these are published descriptions, not deductions from her name. Big Black (Tom) and Carver’s Red Girl are the reported parents, and record 42 names Red Lady as Black Lady’s dam. No birthplace or ownership timeline is inferred from the owner’s name or the catalogue’s broad comments about Mexican breeding. Peinado associates her with Enrique Morfin in Mexico; this is not a birthplace statement.
Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 2 / 62 · distinct ancestor records: 2Counts describe this view, not evidence reliability. Conflicted and unknown positions remain unfilled.
Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
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
Generation 1
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0/2
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2
Generation 2
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4
Generation 3
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Not documented
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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
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Carver’s Red Lady is the female in FIAPBT record 44, bred by Maurice Carver and historically owned by Enrique Morfin. The record explicitly describes red colouring and a red nose; these are published descriptions, not deductions from her name. Big Black (Tom) and Carver’s Red Girl are the reported parents, and record 42 names Red Lady as Black Lady’s dam. No birthplace or ownership timeline is inferred from the owner’s name or the catalogue’s broad comments about Mexican breeding. Peinado associates her with Enrique Morfin in Mexico; this is not a birthplace statement.
Published identity
Source-reported
FIAPBT record 26 lists Carver's Red Lady in the published ancestry of Garner's Chinaman, linked as record 44. Identity and parent positions are source-reported; independent confirmation, dates, sex, country and current ownership are not established here.
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.
Individual public FIAPBT record 44, matched by exact linked identifier and historical family context; original HTML and SHA256 captured2026-10-23. One contributor catalogue family, not independent registry corroboration. Breeder and historical-owner roles remain distinct; no accepted genealogy, inferred birth/date/country, expanded initials or photograph rights. COLORexplicitlyREDREDNOSE; structuredred plusrednose inoverview. BroadMexicanbreedingcomment doesnotestablishbirthplace; no whitemarkings inferred.
Mariano Peinado · Villa Liberty · Secondary history · · Accessed
Signed March 1997 article, updated 11 September 2024. Its Miss Spike/Pistol passage names Missy (Art), Boomerang, Nel and Fox as littermates bred by Maurice Carver; its offspring list includes Snooty, Diamond and Jim Bob. Linked Missy is record 83. Same publisher network as FIAPBT, not independent confirmation. English translation is the same publication.
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.
Source-reported identity from exact FIAPBT26 pedigree positions, linked record 44. Published external ID and explicit parent context retained; no name-only merge, unsupported dates, country, current ownership or accepted-genealogy claim.