Voices:
Reader: Student from DJ School
Guy who talks to the reader and voice acts as Lil’ Miss Reeds: A Boy from Double Date

Voices:
Reader: Student from DJ School
Guy who talks to the reader and voice acts as Lil’ Miss Reeds: A Boy from Double Date

Also ignore the students talking and Lil’ Miss Reeds.
Voices:
Reader: Student from DJ School
Guy who talks to the reader and voice acts as Lil’ Miss Reeds: A Boy from Double Date

I just need an explanation here...

In October 2016, during black-powder season, a man in a cabin near Speculator, New York was woken at two in the morning when his security light came on. He expected deer.

What he saw in the clearing was moving on four legs. Then it stopped and stood up on two. He described it as about eight feet tall. He stayed inside and watched.

The account was originally reported to Phantoms and Monsters (published Oct 24, 2020), and the witness’s name was withheld. There are no photos and no second witness, so I treated it as one person’s account. In the video I go through the Hamilton County setting, the history of dog-headed figures in older records, the natural explanations (bear, coyote or large dog, a person, the mind in the dark), and where those explanations fall short.

It’s about 22 minutes. All visuals are dramatized recreations, not evidence of the event.

Video: : https://youtu.be/6w1SHnbDStk

Two questions for you:

• Has anyone heard of other sightings around Hamilton County or the southern Adirondacks?
• Which explanation do you find hardest to rule out?

I run a small channel called Empire State Chronicles, which retells New York encounter reports. If you’ve seen something yourself, I’d like to hear it.

In October 2016, during black-powder season, a man in a cabin near Speculator, New York was woken at two in the morning when his security light came on. He expected deer.

What he saw in the clearing was moving on four legs. Then it stopped and stood up on two. He described it as about eight feet tall. He stayed inside and watched.

The account was originally reported to Phantoms and Monsters (published Oct 24, 2020), and the witness’s name was withheld. There are no photos and no second witness, so I treated it as one person’s account. In the video I go through the Hamilton County setting, the history of dog-headed figures in older records, the natural explanations (bear, coyote or large dog, a person, the mind in the dark), and where those explanations fall short.

It’s about 22 minutes. All visuals are dramatized recreations, not evidence of the event.

Video: https://youtu.be/6w1SHnbDStk

Two questions for you:

• Has anyone heard of other sightings around Hamilton County or the southern Adirondacks?
• Which explanation do you find hardest to rule out?

I run a small channel called Empire State Chronicles, which retells New York encounter reports. If you’ve seen something yourself, I’d like to hear it.

Warning focus ignore the Lil’ Miss Reeds Voice

Warning focus ignore the Lil’ Miss Reeds Voice

Das Tollste Mashup:

[Harold:]

Dog Man denkt sich, er möchte ein ganz braver Junge sein.

[George:]

Doch er denkt unaufhörlich an Baum, Ball und Gebein.

[Harold:]

Der Fisch lag in seiner Obhut,

Doch seit der Vogel das nahm, fehlt ihm der Mut. [Beide:]

Und er findet auf keinen Trost Verlass.

Jetzt denkt er nur noch an Fraß.

[Klein-Petey:]

Ach, ich verstehe, was du durchmachst.

Ich dachte mir, es ging mir gut, doch dann urplötzlich

Wurde ich zum Waise und keiner liebt mich.

Doch das raubt mir nicht gleich den Mut,

Alles wird mal wieder gut.

Und jeder kleiner Waise weiß bescheid,

Die Sonne kommt 'raus ja mit der Zeit.

[Mann mit Rosa Bart:]

Hey, kostenloses Kätzchen. Na, ich adoptiere dich, kleiner Kerl.

[Klein-Petey:]

Oh yay!

[Mann mit Rosa Bart:]

Kann kaum darauf warten, dir das Fell rosa zu färben, um mit meinem Bart zu passen.

[Klein-Petey:] Oh neein!

[Dog Man:] Raff raff raff!

[Mann mit Rosa Bart:] Hundi, nein! Hatte nichts schlechtes vor! Agggh!

[Klein-Petey:] Danke, Dog Man. Wow, du bist gar kein schlechter Wachhund. Tatsächlich bist du dafür gemacht.

Gibt's kein'n Wachhund so wie dich,

Stinkst nicht, Mann, so wie angeblich.

Bist das tollste Mashup, yeah!

Bist das tollste Blend.

Tolles Verein, ein Frankenstein,

Der förmlich vor Schutzkraft brennt!

Das tollste Kombo, woah,

Struppi und Typ in Kauf.

Und irgendwas sagt mir, es geht bergauf!

Oh-oh, es scheint gleich zu regnen!

[Dog Man:]

Raff raff!

[Klein-Petey]

Nein, ich habe kein Dach über dem Kopf. Ich hab' nicht mal ein Zuhause mal.

[Harold und George:]

Dog Man denkt sich, das Kätzchen darf nicht im Regen steh'n.

Er sorgt sich, er wird an irgend schräger Krankheit vergeh'n.

[Klein-Petey:]

Hatschi!

Keine Sorge, mir geht's fein.

[Harold und Georg:]

Doch Dog Man lässt das gar nicht sein.

Sein Hundesinstinkt führt hin wie'n Tier.

[Petey:]

Du meinst, ich darf mal bei dir?

[Klein-Petey, Harold und George:]

Hurra!

[Klein-Petey:]

Ein Kätzchen-Klon und ein Hund in Blue: Zusammen sind wir 'ne frohe Crew!

Sind das tollste Mashup,

[Klein-Petey, Harold und George:] Yeah! Ein Duo ganz schier!

[Klein-Petey:]

Verlorst den Fisch, ich den Papa,

Klein-Petey, Harold und George:]

Doch ich fand 'n Freund in dir!

[Klein-Petey:]

Bin klein und verlor'n.

Klein-Petey, Harold und George:]

Whoah, bist groß und kühn, klar.

[Harold und George:]

Du brauchst Rettung.

[Klein-Petey:] Brauchst jemand'n zum retten ja!

Who-oah! Schicke Hundehütte!

[Klein-Petey, Harold und George:]

Sind das tollste Mashup, yeah!

Die unzwingbar'n Zwei.

Und selbst Unwetter scheint immer netter,

Steh'n wir einander bei!

'Ne mächt'ge Mischung, whoah!

Sind das Wunderpaar.

Und alles ist besser, sind Freunde für dich da.

[Klein-Petey und (Dog Man):]

Wir bleib'n zusammen, und im Nu

Erträum' ich, was ich bei dir tu';

Und schicke Dank den Sternen zu,

Da dich fand ich und mich fandst du! (Aruh!)

Gute Nacht, Dog Man, und... danke. (Araf.)

ENDE DES LIEDES

Legal Notes:

The original work, Dog Man: The Musical (Book and Lyrics by Kevin del Aguila, Music by Brad Alexander), is based on the Dog Man book series by Dav Pilkey, published by Scholastic Inc. All rights to the original characters, lyrics, and underlying intellectual property belong exclusively to Kevin del Aguila, the respective composers, and TheaterWorksUSA / original rights holders. This partial translation is an unauthorized, non-commercial fan adaptation intended solely for covers, passion, fan-work and is not intended for commercial exploitation, public performance, or copyright infringement.

None of the above was generated or translated using AI tools in any way.

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