A man's best friend 
The original party animal
This morning has been very difficult for us, Brachs woke us up not being able to walk and needing to go outside. After carrying her outside so she could relieve herself she passed away within a few minutes. Brachs died with seemingly very little pain and worrying more about not making a mess in the house than her condition. Brachs has been truly man’s best friend and I am very privileged to have had her by my side. So much of my life and now our families life has revolved around Brachs that it is going to be very difficult to let her go and not miss her a hour by hour basis. Coming home without the exited “welcome home, I missed you so much” tail wags and doggy loving is going to very hard for our family. I have been looking at pictures of Brachs to include with this email and it is amazing how much we have been through together and how many lives she has touched, it is amazing to see how small Ty and KayLeigh were when she welcomed them as her own, it is heart wrenching to see her loving to take care of Jack and Rhys when they were babies and to know how little they will remember of the amazing dog that considered them her own pups. I have hundreds of photos of Brachs that deserve a story about her but unfortunately I can only attach a few, please take a moment to look at them and remember our beloved Brachs.
With tears,
The Tallman Family
With tears,
The Tallman Family
Brachs and her two pups.
Greg & Brachs
Brachs making sure she was going with her family.
Rafting down the Rouge River, just Ry and his two ladies.
Kim and Brachs
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