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Carver’s Honey Bun is the female in FIAPBT record 502, which names M. Carver as breeder and historical owner. Kern’s Lucky, also labelled Womack’s Lucky, and Carver’s Black Widow are the reported parents. Record 310 names Honey Bun as Goldie’s dam, placing her on Bolio’s maternal side. Honey Bun is retained as this exact individual, not merged with Crenshaw’s Honeybunch because of the similar name.
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Published identity
Source-reportedFIAPBT record 43 lists Carver's Honey Bun in the published ancestry of Indian Bolio, linked as record 502. Identity and parent positions are source-reported; independent confirmation, dates, sex, country and current ownership are not established here.
Source · fiapbt-43
Bibliography
Bibliography
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FIAPBT public pedigree record 43 — Indian Bolio
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.
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FIAPBT — Carver’s Honey Bun, individual record 502
· Catalog record · Accessed
Individual public FIAPBT record 502, exact linked identifier and parent context matched against the existing public profile. Original HTML and SHA256 captured2026-10-23 in the evidence receipt. This sourcefamily is not independent registry confirmation; breeder and historical owner remain distinct. No dates, birthplace, modern ownership, accepted genealogy or image rights are inferred. Literalpersonlabels retained; no expansion ofTrahan/Carver/M.Carver.
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World Pitbull Database individual 64927 — Carver's Honey Bun
World Pitbull Database contributors · Catalog record · Accessed
Own public individual Land of Birth field explicitly lists USA; exact name, sex and parent context compared with retained records. Male Blondie and female Blondy remain separate generations; Boudreaux Blind Billy versus retained Heinzl label is a source naming difference, not a newly accepted alias or parentage. No country inherited from relatives; blank date, coat, weight and breeder not inferred. Other historical sources, shorter names and uncertainty retained; not independently verified or an accepted genealogy/photo-rights finding.