How heartbroken I am to find out the loss of Ms.Bailey. Her passing is felt by all of us here, I so wish I could bring her back to you. Her passing is truly devastating.
How I wish I could give you a hug and be there for you during this horrible time.

Bailey had an amazing personality that could be felt around the world. Just seeing her many expressions you captured have lasting memories.
I'll never forget how hyper she was as a puppy, and the tears of laughter she would provoke through her crazy antics. She was such a hoot, and oh yes the nick-name "Twister Sister" you had given her because she could wiggle and squiggle when she wanted to be let go... and didn't she have issues with "Baby Ugly"?

Bailey will go down in the "Puggie Hall of Fame" as being the most wonderful little black pug with an amazing attitude towards life. How truly special she was and still is.
Hannah still keeps a picture framed of her holding Bailey as a puppy on her dresser.
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Brigitte, Hannah and Hayden are the most amazing family.
When they were neighbors, they too had pugs... Dennis, a little fawn pug and Sylvia, a little black pug,
and then they adopted dear sweet Elmer, an elderly fawn pug who was terribly overweight, blind and had difficulty breathing.
The love that they showed to those animals was incredible. That's the kind of people they are. They gave those dogs the best life possible.
Hannah and Hayden grew up very sensitive and loving to all animals. I was so sorry when they moved away,
but we have beautiful memories of the many times we would get together and talk "pug".