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August 2018 England #33db6b85-451f-4baa-96d7-4703182f29e5

Dogman sighting in England (2018)

Three men on a wild camping trip in a steep ravine felt watched after dark and then saw two huge amber eyes about 30 to 40 feet away. When approached the eyes vanished then reappeared about seven feet high revealing a large outlined creature with long ears and muzzle that stood facing them. The group believed it breathed heavily, communicated that they should leave, and watched them until daylight.

EyeshineFull-body sightingSilhouetteGrowl
9 October 1996 Camberwell, England #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/kel8ihK_Y7RmrRU6mVfL6f8BofCDBSSVl7xgN48w1iw

Dogman sighting near Camberwell, England (1996)

A man cutting through a cemetery was grabbed by the arm and smashed to the ground by something huge. Looking up he saw a large dark-furred creature with a German shepherd-like head slobbering, growling and sniffing his body before running off on its hind legs.

Full-body sightingGrowlAnimal behaviour
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