Born August 28th, 2002
Died November 24th, 2014
Our family was blessed to enjoy twelve years with a wonderfully loving, emotionally unstable, special spirited Beagle, Paizlee. After a long battle of Cancer, we decided it was time to put her to rest, having her put down was unbelievably difficult, we told the kids and spent the weekend soaking in our last few days with her, snuggling by the fire. Her head was nestled in my arms as her heart beat its last beat.
Paizlee was given to me by Chris as an early Christmas present, she was the size of a coke can. She immediately captured my heart... she was my 1st child. Two weeks after I got her, she became deadly sick, there were quite a few nights that we didn't think she would make it through the night. But with around the clock care and 4 times a day antibiotic shots, she pulled through. She was meticulously trained by Me, she could sit, lay down, stand, roll over, play dead, give five, stay, and flick a treat of her nose and catch it, all before she was 6 mos. old, however see saw no need in fetching or playing tug of war, she was really more kid then dog. Me and her joined ever dog club we could find, she loved agility and was very good at it, she had three 1st place finishes. Paizlee traveled all over the western United States with me delivering freight, she was the greatest copilot you could ever ask for.
Paizlee was always very emotional, she loved her cheek right on my lips, she loved me to breath warm air on her. She would whale with joy anytime family would give her attention, and they knew exactly what she wanted... her cheeks to there lips :)
She slept every night wrapped in my arms.
When Paizlee was 2 years old she gave birth to 8 beautiful Beagle puppy's. She would come upstairs to get me 5 or 6 times a night to help her get them back where she wanted them, or if one cried, she was an emotional, nervous wreck.
Paizlee has always been very adventurous, escape artist, she has been on many, many, many walks by herself.
Some of Paizlees favorite things are eating :) going to the dog park, which we would always talk in code (DP) because she knew English very well, going bye bye, sun bathing, hide and go seek, keep away ( keeping bones away from other dogs), and most of all snuggling with who ever would love on her.
She was our constant companion and a member of our family. She was a very special spirit, who I loved with all my heart and will miss terribly, but our memories of her will last forever.
