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Bailey Blue loves her pup cup! COURTESY PHOTO/JESSICA JUSSINO

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Jessica Jussino is the pet parent of Bailey Blue, a 2 1/2-year-old golden retriever.

Bailey is well-known around Winchester. Artie at Fells Ace Hardware was one of her first friends and taught her “paw” when she was only a few months old. She also loves Emi and Jill at Ciao Bow Wow, one of her favorite shops in town.

Never one to refuse a treat, Bailey loves a good pup cup! 

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