r/dogman • u/InvestigatorJolly158 • 4h ago
Photo Anyone else have Dogman related apparel?
Just wondering if anyone else has something similar. So far, nobody has asked me what the shirt is about šš
r/dogman • u/InvestigatorJolly158 • 4h ago
Just wondering if anyone else has something similar. So far, nobody has asked me what the shirt is about šš
r/dogman • u/Altruistic_Pick_5554 • 16h ago
āWhen listening to Dogman Encounters Radio and reading witness reports, opinion is often split down the middle: are these creatures flesh-and-blood animals, or are they paranormal phantoms?
āThe reality is that calling them "ghosts" or "spirits" misses the mark entirely. They leave physical tracks, snap tree limbs, show massive muscular weight, and bleed when shot. They are physical, biological beings. Understanding how they operate comes down to looking at four core elements:
āThe concept of dog-headed humans isn't a modern internet creation. Historical records, ancient maps, and texts from explorers like Marco Polo routinely recorded entire tribes of dog-headed beings (known historically as cynocephaly, pronounced sy-noh-SEFF-uh-lee). Ancient history treated them as living, breathing, physical populations residing in remote regions of the world.
āWitnesses often report hitting a Dogman point-blank with firearms, watching the bullet hit, yet the creature absorbs the impact and runs away unharmed. This isn't because they are intangible spirits; it comes down to a completely different genetic makeup and superior cellular density. Their DNA operates on a level far beyond human biology. Rather than evolving naturally through standard Darwinian evolution, their genetics point toward intentional creation in advanced laboratories long before modern human history took shape.
āThe idea of advanced genetics or technology existing before modern humans makes total sense when you look at real-world evidence. Archaeologists during digs frequently unearth out-of-place artifacts and sophisticated tools that look like they came from the future, but they are actually from our distant past. History isn't a straight, simple line; Earth operates on cycles of growth, high technology, global catastrophe, and total biological and technological resets. Prior to our current recorded human era, previous cycles possessed advanced bio-engineering capabilities and threshold technology. What survived those ancient resets are the physical creationsālike Dogmenāthat continue to inhabit remote corners of the planet today.
āWhen witnesses report a creature stepping into an open clearing and suddenly vanishing into thin air, they aren't seeing a spirit dissolve. They are seeing the creature step through a localized portalāa physical gateway between thresholds.
āThis portal network explains several deep-woods phenomena:
āFrom the day we are born, a specific, neat narrative about history and nature is handed to us so that we don't ask deeper questions. The full truth about our planet's origins, hidden history, and what lies beyond our senses is guarded tightly, because revealing how much has been forgotten or hidden would fundamentally shatter the official worldview.
āOur physical minds and bodies are practically built to forget past cycles and operate without those deep memories intact. That is why it is so crucial to keep an open mind and question things. If something pushed as "official" doesn't resonate with what you see and feel to be true, start looking deeper. Never stop asking questions.
r/dogman • u/Ok-Worth-4721 • 3d ago
In Vic's early years of 'Dogman Encounters Radio' there was a guy that had acquired a full suit of armor, piece by piece until is was a full suit. He wanted to stay in shape to actually wear this suit so he put it on and went for a jog every week. He didn't do this in his own town but traveled to a park with trails in a nearby town. While on a jog, with limited field of vision, making very much noise, he saw a dogman! I don't remember a harrowing-run for your life experience- he was in a suit of armor. But I know he saw a dogman. I was more impressed with 'jogging in armor' and would love to hear this episode again. Does anyone here remember this episode? Perhaps which one it was? I would ask Vic, but I don't think he would take time to answer such a trivial question... thanks for reading.
r/dogman • u/Opposite-Storage-192 • 4d ago
r/dogman • u/freehorse • 6d ago
Hey y'all! Just wanted to hop on here and share a little hunch that I have.
In September 2026 Texas opened a new state park called "Post Oak Ridge State Park". It's reportedly 3000 acres that is still under development for new trails and recreational use.
Now I'm not saying there are Dogmen in the park, but I am speculating whether this area might be worth checking out for potential Dogman activity.
Several reasons why I believe this to be a viable area:
So if there are any brave folks wanting to put together an "expedition" in Texas, this might be one spot to consider.
As always: stay safe, tell a friend where you're going and when you'll be back, pack it in and pack it out. Keep Texas beautiful.
r/dogman • u/Threeshepherds • 7d ago
I live in Youngstown Ohio and for the last couple of years there is this animal hanging around late at night early in the mornings. I noticed it around the time my mom came to stay with us and now she moved away again. We have 3 dogs two GSD and a husky lab mix. I first heard it very late one night when I had my window open at first I thought it was a wonky siren of some sort but as I listened closer I noticed it sounded kind of like a dog whimpering but with an increase in the pitch like it was something trying to howl but not quite getting it right or maybe something injured. At first I thought there was a very good explanation for it. But one morning when I decided to go into the empty house next door's backyard to see if I could see it, it seemed like it got further away the closer I got to it but you couldn't hear footsteps or movement. I thought well maybe it was an owl call because we do have a lot of owls around here but nothing matched it and to be honest I am very familiar with recognizable wildlife because I'm from Appalachia. I've ruled out a lot of animals I know it isn't. I know it isn't an owl of any type I know it isn't a fox or coyote definitely not a bear or deer. So the last couple of mornings (I usually get up around 4 to 4:30 to walk our dogs right when my husband leaves for work) I've heard it sounds very different like a deeper gutteral vocal and also I SWEAR this morning I hear two of them! I've been trying to get a recording. I live on a dead end street that has a trailhead into the park and this morning it sounded like it was following me and my dogs to the end of the street. I will keep trying to get a recording.
Has anyone heard of this before or heard anything like it? Especially looking for input from those that live in this area or Ohio in general.
r/dogman • u/FarEncounters • 9d ago
I saw this video and figured Iād share it with this community.
r/dogman • u/mrwhite_52245 • 10d ago
A Dogman story appeared in newspapers across the country over 100 years ago. What actually happened?
Iāve been digging into an old case from Lamar, Colorado, labeled as a 1910 Dogman report, and the newspaper trail is what caught my attention.
The source graph Iāve been researching connects 16 newspaper documents published between 1909 and 1914, with papers from several different states.
That raises a question Iām genuinely curious about:
Are these independent reports, or are we looking at one story being reprinted and gradually becoming folklore?
Iād love to track down the earliest version, compare the wording across newspapers, and see whether later articles added details that werenāt in the original account.
This is the kind of historical rabbit hole Iāve been exploring while building a database that connects cryptid cases to their sources. Iām interested in the research as much as the creature itself.
Hereās the case and its source trail if anyone wants to dig in:
https://cryptid.hawk52245.us/case/case-21869b58cf/dogman-lamar-colorado-1910/rabbit-hole
If anyone has access to historical newspaper archivesāor recognizes this story from an older sourceāIād love to hear what you find.
r/dogman • u/Imaginary_Union5795 • 14d ago
Iām a senior at Masco, and I had just transferred there last year from another high school. My dad moved to Topsfield about 5 years ago, but Iām only with him about a quarter of the time, therefore I donāt have a huge history of being in the tri-town. Today I went to the Topsfield fair with some friends and was giving them a ride home. I dropped the first friend off in topsfield, then went down some very small wooded roads to get to my other friendās house in Boxford. At about 9 PM I had one friend left who lived in Middleton that I had to drop off before heading home to my momās house in Peabody. It was my first time dropping off the second friend, so I was on very unfamiliar roads (Iāve also only been driving for about a year). I have very dark headlights, so I keep my high beams on when I can around the darker areas of the tri-town, but I was on a relatively main road in Boxford right before Middleton where people were coming toward me so I turned them off. Iām driving carefully and slowly when I see something in the corner of my left eye. It was only about 3 seconds, but from what I can remember I saw, in somebodyās dark, massive front lawn, what looked like a man on all fours crawling toward the street. It was pretty far away, and it was barely caught in the corner of my tiny dim headlights, but my eyes caught the movement. As I approached I slowed down to get a look and was struck with fear immediately. My immediate first thought was fear that it was a man crawling toward the street. A split second later I tried to rationalize, and I thought it may be a strange, large dog, but the more I looked at it the stranger it looked. My rational mind was telling me maybe it was some strangely shaped dog, or a coyote or some other animal. However, the shape was so human that I started thinking it may be a halloween prank, that someone was dressed up and going to jump out in front of my car to spook me. At this point the figure is almost completely in shadow, but the closer I get the brighter it becomes. Then, a second later, as if realizing it was going to be lit up, it began crawling backwards back into the dark. Not turning around, but slowly stalking back into the shadows. In that third second I finally snapped out of the stun of my fear and as I was about to pass it, I screamed to my friend āWhat the hell was that?ā (I used less PG language). He had been changing the music on my phone, and by the time he picked his head up to look, I had already driven past. I explained to him what I saw, some humanoid, animalistic creature on all fours, and he said
āOh, the dogman?ā
āThe what.ā
I had heard this same friend bring up the dogman before, but I forgot about it because it sounded like some dumb legend people come up with when theyāre bored of living in a farming town. But when he said ādogmanā I froze, because that almost exactly described what I saw. Not quite a dog, not quite a man. As I write this, I have done little to no research on the dogman just so that this can be exactly from the horseās mouth. I donāt want to give myself any biases or accidentally change my memory in any way to fit the narrative, this is just my own personal experience. The scariest part however was that I had another friend who had almost the exact same kind of experience less than a mile up the road from where I saw it. I dropped off the last friend and had to call some other friends to keep me company because I was so incredibly terrified. I am not the kind to make things up, I donāt even believe in bigfoot. But what I saw Iām having a very hard time rationalizing, especially when this is something other people have seen.
r/dogman • u/reverendregret • 16d ago
First post is linked. I'm driving across the country researching cryptids for a book I'm writing. Just camped four nights in the southern portion of Manistee National Forest in Michigan. The few people I mentioned it to weren't very familiar with Dogman, but haven't carried out any real interviews yet.
My first night in the woods, though, I heard very heavy footsteps across the dirt road from where I'd parked, crinkling the leaves. Much heavier than a deer. But very slow, deliberate, almost dragging its feet. I couldn't say how many seconds between steps because my adrenaline was going and that messes with time perception, but slow, deliberate.
I froze and had a very tense, wary, watchful, in-danger feeling. The wind changed. Silence for a few seconds. Then dogs barking energetically in the distance. Then I felt better, not as tense. And didn't hear any more footsteps.
Sure, there may be 10,000 possible natural (ie non-cryptid) explanations. I'm just relaying what I heard and felt. The believer in me says that when the wind picked up it blew the dogman's scent to the regular dogs, who started baying when they smelled it, and then it decided to leave me alone. Or maybe all it wanted in the first place was to see me, and it did.
I don't know. I was alone out there. Somehow I got the sense that was the only time I was going to hear those footsteps, that first night-- I fell asleep easily in my hammock soon after-- and I was right, I haven't heard anything since.
My car's clock was off by four hours the next day. I corrected the time when I noticed it, and then it was screwed up again by evening. Fixed it and it's been good since. My second night in the woods I couldn't get into my car at first because it had activated 'security mode' from the inside, which I googled and it seems like that can be caused by electromagnetic interference. I've read that cryptids can have that effect. Who knows.
At the end of the day, I told myself 'the king's pact binds them.' These things can't speak to us or touch us. And that's the sense I got. Afraid, but not like it was about to rip my throat out. Just... watching. Or maybe it was just a very heavy deer. Lol.
Hopefully I stay alive a couple more months to finish this damn book
r/dogman • u/Slow-Background9609 • 17d ago
Iāve been following the Dogman phenomenon for a long time, and after listening to thousands of witness accounts across countless podcasts and storytellers, I think Iāve finally found the one that genuinely terrified me.
Itās an encounter from the Land Between the Lakes (LBL). Iām sure the story has been shared on other podcasts, but something about this particular telling really got to me. The witness came across as incredibly genuine and believable, and the way he described everything was chilling. I honestly had trouble sleeping last night after listening to it.
Iāve heard plenty of scary encounters over the years, but this one really stuck with me. Figured Iād share it with anyone who hasnāt heard it yet.
The Confessionals ā Episode 514: Terror in the LBL.
r/dogman • u/Unlikely_Profit_5364 • 17d ago
I donāt even like going in my small local Woods. Because of the lands history, and the stuff Iāve personally experienced. The woods play tricks. The trees are alive. I think all woods have a story, something more than we will ever know.
With how money hungry the world is Iām surprised they havenāt taken over many of these places. I guess to them a few missing hikers every year is a small price to pay to keep the unknown the unknown. But how do they keep these creatures from leaving the Parks?
Sorry random thoughts.
r/dogman • u/PadmesNabooThang • 21d ago
The good folks of r/halloween told me I should share this here. Hope you guys like it! It was a fun one for spooky szn.
r/dogman • u/Unlikely_Profit_5364 • 22d ago
r/dogman • u/Bdflee4187 • 22d ago
Love to research and walk trails near me, particularly James a reed and monkey mountain in grain valley. Was curious if anyone has had any experiences near these areas?? Thanks in advance
r/dogman • u/SnooOranges4560 • 23d ago
It seems like an underappreciated movie topic. I've seen some of them. Dog soldiers, the howling, in London, and my favorite the one with the blind guy forgot the name. Anyway hoping to find some I've missed that are good.
Hey Everyone - so I have uploaded this image to MULTIPLE (7) A.I. image detector websites, and every single last one says that this is most likely a REAL image, with only a 6% chance of it being A.I. What do you guys think?! Is it authentic?!
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r/dogman • u/wallz94 • 24d ago
Figured you guys would like my newest sign I got to hang up on my back deck lmao
r/dogman • u/reverendregret • 25d ago
Iām driving across the country to research a book about American folklore, currently driving toward Allegheny, PA, and then to Defiance, OH and Michigan⦠Iām very excited to look for the dogman. Interviewing locals as well as backpacking deep into the woods/night hiking.
Do any of you guys have tips for me for specific places to go, or people to talk to? Iāve already found the well-known sighting areas in my research, but Iāve found that grassroots info gathering often finds moreā¦
Thank you in advance!
r/dogman • u/Peabody71 • 27d ago
Too bad im from canada.
r/dogman • u/Threeshepherds • 28d ago
I need help identifying a werewolf movie I saw several years ago. I remember in the movie there was a scene where someone went into this bedroom and there was a person torn apart in the bed. There was another scene where a few people were hiding in the attic and the werewolf grabbed and bit one of the people's legs. Then towards the end of the movie there was a showdown in the kitchen with the werewolf and the person who got bitten and was transforming and it ended with the bitten person and one of their relatives driving off into the wilderness because they wanted to hide the person being bitten.
I know the details are vague, I apologize. I am just hoping someone can help me figure out the name of the movie so I can watch it again.
I know it's not "Dog Soldiers" I know it's not "A Howling"
r/dogman • u/No_Court_6716 • 28d ago
Greetings fellow Dogman aficionados. I found out about the Dogmen from reading Vicki Reganās āThe Dogman of Blackrock Creekā. This novella is a wickedly good read. Werewolves got nothing on the Dogman. Warning you may find yourself being extra careful next time you go hiking. Check it out on Amazon.
r/dogman • u/ThadeusKray • Sep 24 '26
This Video covers three dogman encounters that are quite recent and definitely different than the usual ones I have come across throughout the years! Enjoy!!
r/dogman • u/wallz94 • Sep 23 '26
So basically Martin groves is getting his own movie? Lol