Babydog, Jim Justice and Washington

Justice goes to Washington, but where’s Babydog?
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - While West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a U.S. senator-elect, was in the nation’s capital Tuesday, there was one notable absence. Babydog was nowhere to be seen. Her absence prompted Justice to issue the following statement Tuesday night:
Justice: Babydog won't be visiting Senate floor
Soon-to-be Sen. Jim Justice won't do it for Babydog. That is, he won't be bringing West Virginia's First Canine to the U.S. Senate floor. Justice — currently state governor — issued a statement late Tuesday evening in response to an Axio article on reported discussions about Babydog's possible appearances on the floor.
Justice issues statement on Babydog in Washington, D.C.
Governor and U.S. Senator-Elect Jim Justice issued a statement on Babydog’s absence in Washington, D.C. at the United States Senate Orientation Tuesday.
Senator-elect Jim Justice's team clarifies report claiming famous pooch Babydog banned from Senate floor
Senator-elect Jim Justice's office has clarified reports that his famous pooch Babydog was banned from the Senate floor, saying Justice never intended to bring the dog onto the floor.
Jim Justice: ‘Babydog cannot be on the floor of the US Senate’
After reports that Senator-elect Jim Justice's (R-WV) frequent companion Babydog would not be allowed on the Senate floor, Justice has released a statement, saying the comments about his bulldog were made "in jest.
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