Dogman reports from the 1910s

5 cases, best-documented first. Page 1 of 1.

We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting.

1. 

   Dogman · Mons, Wallonie · 1914

   Mons, Wallonie1 independent source

   Soldiers reported an enormous hound that stalked barbed wire and slaughtered soldiers, leaving gaping teeth marks on corpses.

2. 

   Dogman · Mons, Wallonie · 1910s

   Mons, Wallonie1 independent source

   Witnesses report an enormous hound stalking the edges of no man's land during WWI, killing soldiers by ripping out their throats.

3. 

   Dogman · Manhattan, New York · 1911

   Manhattan, New York1 independent source

   Witness reports that two patrolmen encountered an eight-foot tall wolf-like creature with human-like arms and legs on Broadway in New York City.

4. 

   Dogman · Lamar, Colorado · 1910

   Lamar, Colorado1 independent source

   The text describes the phantom dog specter as one of the hardiest of old English superstitions, with black dogs haunting lonely spots in almost every county.

5. 

   Dogman · 1910s

   location unknown1 independent source

   Soldiers on sentry duty reported seeing an enormous gray hound skulking in the shadows of no man's land during World War I.