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Meet My Dog: Bailey, A Miniature Dachshund Who Lives In Verdigris

In today's crazy world, it is nice to take a break to focus on the important things in life: our pets!

Caidyn Huggins
Jun 23, 2020
Oklahoma State
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Meet My Dog: Bailey, A Miniature Dachshund Who Lives In Verdigris
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Miniature Dachshunds are small dogs filled to the brim with big personalities, and my Bailey is no exception. From the very moment I met her, I fell in love with her sweet and sassy personality. She is the perfect mix of a young puppy who thinks their invincible and an old lady who just wants to lay on the couch and nap. She loves attention, and she pretty much makes sure that she is always the center of it. I hate to say that she is the dog version of myself, but she definitely is.

Get to know a little more about Bailey below!

About Bailey:

  • Age: A year and a half old
  • Weight: 8 pounds
  • Where was she were born: at one of our friend's houses
  • Favorite food: Pork and pork bones to chew on!
  • Current location: Sun-bathing on the lawn chair outside
  • Nicknames: Sissy Girl, Big Girl (because she is actually small), and Bails
  • Best friends: Her Mama and her Nana
  • Favorite toy: Her orange, rubber ball because she likes to chew on it!

5 Random Facts About Bailey:

1. Bailey loves being held like a baby. I think she just likes being tall.

2. Blue berries and unflavored Greek yogurt are her favorite snacks.

3. She gets into EVERYTHING!

4. If you tell her no, then she will howl at you.

5. She loves to nap with her humans!

3 Places She Loves To Go With Her Human:

1. To bed. She loves nap time and cuddles!

2. The pharmacy because they give her all of the treats!

3. The dog park even though she is a little antisocial

The Best Pictures Of Bailey Ever Taken:


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