[PICS] Miley Cyrus Tweets NEW Photo Of Puppy Lila

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Is Miley’s pup the cutest celeb pet out there, or is Lila still no match for Selena Gomez’s dog Baylor?

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, sadly, can’t always be attached at the hip — but Miley’s got herself a back-up plan! When she’s in need of some TLC, she turns to her puppy Lila, seen in this brand-new photo Miley tweeted to her millions of fans. “Why would I need human friends?” Miley tweeted Feb. 4 at Rock Mafia co-owner Antonina Armato. “Lila will ALWAYS love me & that’s more than we can say about most humans.”

Aw! We’re so glad Miley has Lila around whenever she needs her.

But is she the cutest celebrity pet of all? Click here to see HollywoodLife.com‘s collection of the most adorable celeb pets!

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AWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!! SHE’S SO CUUUUUUTTTTE!!!!!! MILEY’S LILA IS DEFINATELY WAAAAAAYYY CUTER THAN OTHERS!!!

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BAYLOR BAYLOR BAYLOR xddddddddddddddddd

I think Baylor and Lila are both cute, but I dont think Miley should dress her dog though.

that dog looks so cute….i wish i had dog like that

Ni idea de quien es Baylor, pero Lila es muy pero muy tierna y linda <3

BAYLOR!!!!!!!!!!!! He Is so much cutter that mileys dog!!!! So again BAYLOR is so much cutter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<3

Lila is very cute! :) BUT I gotta say that Baylor will forever bemy favorite lol

Awwww Miley puppy is cute

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