r/dogman

Right so context, Tony Ahrens was attacked in his property in cockecounty Jimtown Road on April 1st 2021. He was found dead with many wounds and lacerations including the loss of his left arm. They're unsure of how many animals and which one did it, although they say paw marks were found they dont specifically say what made them. "Ahrens also tested positive for methamphetamine. According to the medical examiner, blood levels of 200-600 ng/mL of methamphetamine are typically reported in those who abuse the drug and exhibit, “violent and irrational behavior.” Test results showed 1000 ng/mL of methamphetamine in Ahrens’ system at the time of his death." That's the first now the second, Amber miller was found july 12 2021 with the same wounds with the exception of her arms dangling by a thread and she was still alive at the scene. Her calf was also ripped off and was also found to have "numerous drugs were found in her system at the time of death including amphetamine, methamphetamine and fentanyl." There were 3 dogs in the area licking her wounds not tearing her apart like chicken. The dogs lived with Charles E. Owensby though only 1 belonged to him. After a search warrant and Charles arrest, they dna tested the 3 dogs as well as a dog buried in a shallow grave but have said nothing proving without doubt the dogs attacked Amber or Ahrens. Charles was arrested for Marijuana charges, not for the deaths. So question time, why were they found dead in the same area? Ahrens was homeless and the first victim so I can understand him a bit. However, Amber wouldn't steer clear of the area after his death? Why were they on meth and how does that explain the vast amount of wounds on their bodies? Why do we have no answers after so many years? These cases provide more questions than they do answers and it hurts my heart.

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My mom had a pretty intense encounter last year at her place in East Texas, and I’ve been trying to figure out what she saw ever since.

For context, my mom has never believed in anything like this—no cryptids, nothing supernatural, nothing like that. She’s always been very grounded, which is part of why this stuck with me.

She was outside at night near her property, going out to plug in a hot wire because the dogs were going crazy. She had a flashlight on her and that’s when she saw it standing near the tiny house.

At first she thought it was a huge wolf or maybe a mountain lion, but the size didn’t make sense. She said it was easily around 48 inches or more at the shoulders and made our big Rottweiler look like a puppy in comparison. What really stood out to her was how broad its shoulders were and how massive its upper body looked.

The part that shook her the most was its behavior. It didn’t react to the dogs at all—even though they were going crazy, they were also clearly scared of it. It didn’t bark, growl, or run. It just locked onto her and stayed completely focused, like it was watching and tracking her every movement.

She said she backed away slowly with the flashlight on it the entire time, yelling for my grandma to bring her phone. The whole time, it stayed keyed in on her and didn’t break eye contact. said she felt genuinely intimidated and almost ran inside, but forced herself to stay calm and back away.

After my grandma brought her the phone, the thing slowly turned away and walked off into the dark. No panic, no rush it just calmly left. It never acknowledged the dogs the entire time.

She said she’s never seen anything like it in her life.

We’re in a pretty rural, wooded area and I know people will say it was a dog or something normal, but the size, posture, and the way it completely ignored the dogs and focused only on her is what makes this hard to explain.

Has anyone seen anything similar in East Texas?

Edit: the dogs weren't going crazy, they just had a low growl. She had forgot that night to plug in the hot wire, so thats what made her go out there.

Something is wrong in the Appalachian Mountains. People keep seeing creatures that shouldn’t exist, and science still can’t explain any of it. These aren’t cute campfire stories… they’re disturbing as hell. I break down 5 Appalachian cryptids that refuse to be explained. Watch it, then try sleeping tonight.

I have now heard of three stories where the experiencer went into the water for safety from aggressive Dogmen and it seemed to be a barrier they were not willing to cross but I have also heard stories where a Dogman was thrashing the water around in a nearby stream. This made me wonder if Dogman can become rabid from predating on infected coyotes and that’s why they wouldn’t dare get in the water even if it was only waste high for a human. To me it feels like a reasonable explanation as to why some will have “pure hatred for people” in their eyes. Do you have any stories that can back this up?

My theory is that they definitely are and I saw a video claiming dogmen are military experiment. Who knows.