FIAPBT record 1780 names Shipley's Bridget as the dam of Shipley's Queen and links individual record 29493. This reference preserves that exact published relationship, not accepted registry parentage. No date or additional biographical detail is assigned from the parent role. Bridget’s own FIAPBT record explicitly identifies her as female. This is a direct catalogue field, rather than a sex assignment inferred from her reported role as Queen’s dam.
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
Known
0/2
Not documented
2
Generation 2
Known
0/4
Not documented
4
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
Editorial evidence is separate from accepted ancestry. Original records and prior revisions are retained.
FIAPBT record 1780 names Shipley's Bridget as the dam of Shipley's Queen and links individual record 29493. This reference preserves that exact published relationship, not accepted registry parentage. No date or additional biographical detail is assigned from the parent role. Bridget’s own FIAPBT record explicitly identifies her as female. This is a direct catalogue field, rather than a sex assignment inferred from her reported role as Queen’s dam.
Published parent reference
Source-reported
FIAPBT record 1780 names Shipley's Bridget as the dam of Shipley's Queen and links individual record 29493. This reference preserves that exact published relationship, not accepted registry parentage. No date or additional biographical detail is assigned from the parent role.
Bridget’s own FIAPBT record explicitly identifies her as female. This is a direct catalogue field, rather than a sex assignment inferred from her reported role as Queen’s dam.
Original HTTPS individual record inspected; retained SHA256 384790c50d42d4e631953800fa54e0ceb7e5ab429b266b33c03f5327f925350d. Exact own ID linked from the retained child record and matching named parent context; one contributor catalogue, not independent registry certification. Owner/breeder names retained as printed, without inferred given names, dates, countries or present ownership. Registration is a catalogue transcription, not an examined certificate. No accepted genealogy, awards or photo reuse permission inferred.
Ordinary public HTTPS own-record HTML inspected; original snapshot SHA256 d2df49f44228463aaab7203902bb82e78cae516b0ac5df1069ed4bac75a5ad44. Explicit sex/breeder/owner fields only; no inference from name or parental role. Historical contributor report, not accepted registry identity or current legal ownership. Empty dates, locations, measurements and breeder fields remain unknown. No new graph, photo rights or award claims.
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.
Exact source-linked parent reference; no inferred sex, dates, accepted edges, or image licence.