Unleash your inner dog lover and discover the fascinating world of canine cryptids! From the mysterious Dogman of rural America to the fearsome Werewolf legends of medieval Europe, these elusive and enigmatic creatures have captivated our imaginations for generations. But what lies beneath the surface of these tales? Are they mere myth and folklore, or do they conceal a kernel of truth? Here we sniff out the facts and separate the fiction, all in pursuit of the ultimate truth about canine cryptids.
The Akhlut is a creature that combines elements of both a wolf and an orca and it is found in the folklore of the indigenous peoples of the Arctic regions, more specifically the Inuit peoples. Cryptid Name: Akhlut (also spelled…
The Black Shuck, or Old Shuck, is a ghostly black dog cryptid that is said to haunt the countryside and coastline of East Anglia in England. Cryptid Name: Black Shuck / Old Shuck / Shuck Location: East Anglia, England Category:…
The Amarok wolf is an enormous wolf-like creature that is also sometimes known as the Amaroq in some Indigenous languages. It is a wolf cryptid that blurs the lines between folklore and mythology and while many believe that the Amarok…