I have come to terms w/ the fact that we will never see Lady again.
So I wanted to share Lady's story w/ you.
We received Lady from a friend in September when Lady was only 2 months old.
This is her 1st picture taken when i was driving home w/ her.
Scott was officially the one to name her & I love the name he chose.
"Lady & The Tramp" was my favorite movie growing up.
Here is Lady's 1st bath & blow dry.
I loved how soft & fluffy her fur would be afterward.
When Lady was a puppy this was her favorite ball to play with.
Scott had his weekly wresting matches w/ Lady.
Then we decided that Lady needed a friend, so we bought Bailey. This was their 1st picture together.
.....And they were inseparable ever since that day.
Lady's 1st buzz. she looked so cute!
(except for this pic, she looks kinda ill)
Lady & Bailey loved to spend their days wresting & lounging in the sun.
They loved exploring and escaping out of the yard, so we tried to take them on as many walks as we could.
But even that wasn't enough. We built this large kennel to keep then in when we were not home & they escaped several times still.
We joked that Lady was the brains of the operation- She would tell Bailey where to bust out & once that was done Lady would lead the way & they would roam the neighborhood. This took place at least once a day, so this is what caused a lot off our frustration.
This is the last picture take of Lady two days before she was lost.
I'm so glad we took this opportunity to take both dogs to the park & spend some quality time together.

Our 1st Christmas together.
This is our only family picture together & it's priceless.
But I don't think anyone will miss you as much as Bailey.
It has been very hard on her.
Lady will always remain in our hearts and I hope she is safe & with a good family now.
(a member of the Ray Family 10/20/07 - 01/05/09)