They say dogs come into our lives to teach us something, and once they finish teaching, they leave quietly. Bruno taught us love, loyalty, discipline, courage, empathy — and above all, he taught us that family is not defined by species, but by heart.

Bruno was not just part of our home; he was part of our journeys — literally. From the earliest days, he travelled with us everywhere. Before we even owned a car, he would sit between us on the motorcycle, calm, composed, and so unbelievably obedient that strangers on the road would turn their heads in admiration.

He was with me in every season of life — the quiet days, the storms, the victories, and the failures. He never cared about who I was, what I earned, or where I stood. His love had no conditions, no expectations, no judgement.

He taught all of us — my wife, my parents, her parents, friends who had never even touched a dog before — that love is universal.

He lived with a discipline and grace rare even in humans:
He waited for me to say “go and eat”…
He sat with us on the floor when we ate…
He loved simply because he loved.