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Asylum_souljah
 Post subject: Ghost behind Dumbarton Dog Deaths?
PostPosted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 4:18 pm 
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There has been ongoing speculation as to what is causing dogs to seemingly 'kill themselves' by jumping off the sides of the Dumbarton Bridge in Scotland.

The latest theory to come out is that there may be spirits involved.

http://www.dumbartonreporter.co.uk/articles/1/29712

Some background information:
http://www.rense.com/general63/canine.htm
http://www.mymultiplesclerosis.co.uk/st ... icide.html

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Darn, i'd be gutted if one of my dogs jumped, that ghost is a jerk
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Asylum_souljah wrote:
There has been ongoing speculation as to what is causing dogs to seemingly 'kill themselves' by jumping off the sides of the Dumbarton Bridge in Scotland.

The latest theory to come out is that there may be spirits involved.


Proof that you shouldn't give alcohol to dogs. :wink:

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Just one of two very vital reasons alcohol and dogs dont mix. Did ya hear about the dog in the states that got taken to the vet cos it was all woosy - they found out it was drunk.

It had eaten a pound of yeasty dough and got drunk on the yeast.

It was ok tho, lucky thing!

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lol crackup. dogs a drunk.

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has any one seena cat drunk lol

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