Dossiês históricos
Dossiê de pesquisa
A evidência editorial é separada da ascendência aceita. Os registros originais e as revisões anteriores são preservados.
A história publicada de Honeybunch relata sua transferência ainda filhote de Maurice Carver para James Crenshaw em 1972. Os catálogos citam Bullyson e Carver’s Amber como pais; a família relatada inclui Jeep, Charlie, Holly e Missy. Preservam-se os diferentes pesos e suas fontes. As designações históricas ROM e de competição são termos das publicações, não uma avaliação do PITVU. O relato reproduzido de Irish Jerry apresenta outra sequência de proprietários: ele afirma ter comprado Honeybunch de Carver aos cinco meses em 1972 e a vendido a Crenshaw em meados dos anos 1970. Isso contradiz a transferência direta de Carver para Crenshaw em 1972 descrita na retrospectiva; nenhuma versão é considerada resolvida. No relato atribuído a Jerry, a ninhada de Honeybunch com Oso Negro teve nove filhotes, dois machos. Ele diz que Kimsey Wood escolheu duas fêmeas como sua parte; não informa a data da ninhada. Uma cópia arquivada de Online Pedigrees 3, impressa em 2010, informa peso habitual («chain weight») de 43 lb. O campo separado de peso condicionado diz 37–40 sem unidade explícita. Esses campos são preservados junto às outras versões, sem calcular médias nem equiparar categorias. A data de impressão não é um evento da vida do cão, e o número do catálogo não é um certificado examinado. A versão de doação que Stratton (2019) atribui a Crenshaw acrescenta outro relato de transferência não resolvido.
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Descendência relatada
Segundo a fonteO relato do canil cita Honeybunch como mãe de Jeep.
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Ancestralidade não resolvida
DesconhecidoA evidência original do PITVU registra relatos conflitantes sobre o pai de Honeybunch. Esta análise não os resolve nem adiciona qualquer alternativa à árvore aceita.
Bibliografia
Bibliografia
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Crenshaw’s Jeep: historical account
Central Coast Kennel · História secundária · Acesso
Undated retrospective kennel article. Original registration and ownership documents were not established in this review.
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The Story of Champion Honeybunch — attributed Irish Jerry account
Irish Jerry (attributed American Gamedog Times account) · 2dogcrazy; attributed American Gamedog Times reprint · Entrevista atribuída · · Acesso
Use only the separately attributed first-person narrative, not the introductory blog summary or embedded Online Pedigrees table. Original issue and date are unestablished. Jerry and Crenshaw were associated witnesses; distinct narratives are not institutional or documentary verification. No photographs are reused.
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FIAPBT public pedigree record 3 — Crenshaw's Honeybunch
FIAPBT pedigree catalog · Registro do catálogo · Acesso
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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GameDogs public pedigree 63669 — Crenshaw's Honeybunch
GameDogs user-contributed pedigree database · Registro do catálogo · Acesso
Exact subject metadata, matched by name and explicit Walling's Bullyson / Carver's Amber parent context. The field Country of Birth explicitly states USA; this is not inferred from an owner, surname or domain. Country of Standing also states USA, but is not recast as country of rearing. Contributor-reported, independence and historical documentation unestablished. Chain and pit weight are separate source categories; preserve prior differing FIAPBT reports without silent correction. Original displayed measurements: {"chain": "19.5 kg (42.99 pound)", "pit": "16.78 kg (36.99 pound)"}. PITVU retains source kg values and rounds the approximate public metric display. Other source colour wording and conflicting versions remain attributable. Catalog creation 1970 defaults are not birth dates. This citation is not a photograph reuse licence.
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Central Coast Kennel — History of Crenshaw’s Honeybunch
Central Coast Kennel · História secundária · Acesso
Retrospective published history explicitly describes a 1972 puppy transfer from Maurice Carver to James Crenshaw, names Bullyson/Amber as parents and named offspring. 1972 is used only as documented historical period; puppy age does not establish a birth date. The same breeding-family context matches the existing subject; independence from other reproductions is unestablished. Historic ROM and competition designations are not PITVU assessments. Site AllRightsReserved; no photo reuse grant inferred.
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Honeybunch record 3 — archived Online Pedigrees catalogue snapshot
Online Pedigrees; snapshot reproduced in DogsBite.org compilation · Registro do catálogo · Acesso
PDF page17 (one-based), individual catalogue metadata only. Public text reader available; screenshot rendering returnedCacheMiss, no fullPDF/image/post acquired. Third-party capture of contributor catalogue, not independent certification. 2010 print heading, originalposted2001/modified2005 are recorddates; explicitCHAINWEIGHT43lb, CONDITIONED37-40hasnoexplicitunit; no unit guessed, no averaged weight. No forum allegations, abuse claims/methods/results, opinion/ranking prose, media or new accepted genealogy reproduced. Both citations are the same compilation/platform, not independent corroboration.
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Screwballs and Psychopaths — Richard F. Stratton (24 December 2019)
Richard F. Stratton · História secundária · Acesso
Retrospective attributed recollections, not contemporary transfer records or a veterinary assessment. Bullyson identity bound to Honeybunch/Jeep/Bennybob context, not a similarly named modern dog. Hall is named within Stratton’s account; Hall’s book has not been independently inspected here. Honeybunch gift version is attributed by Stratton to James Crenshaw, does not resolve the retained Peinado and Irish Jerry custody versions or supply a transfer date. No abusive handling/conditioning methods, fight footage/performance promotion, breed-wide safety/genetics/medical claims or article/image reproduction adopted.