The Dog Suicide Bridge in Scotland - Why Are Dogs Jumping To Their Deaths? 4K 

Thank you Michael and Jessica. This is truly a beautiful place but something does seem off about that bridge. Even that dog you filmed that was unleashed stopped and went to that spot! People need to take heed and keep their dogs close on that bridge!

Dogs see things entirely different than humans, Probably an optical illusion that dogs can't differentiate, But if you watch videos about waterfalls and people entranced enough to jump in,

It's Scotland! Use sheep to cut the grass!

Thanks for the great episode Michael and Jessica. I live 10 minutes up the road towards Glasgow and have visited the bridge on many occasions with my kids. A beautiful house and grounds. I have a connection with the house as I was born in it in 1963. It was a maternity hospital from 1947 to 1970. The room I was introduced to the world in is now a tearoom but it still has the same ornate paintings of angels on the ceiling as they were on that day. Before I first visited it as an adult I wondered many times about "the Angel Ward" as my mum called it when I was growing up. Bizarre to to have lunch with my kids in the room in which I was born. Loved your video on Yester Castle. Definitely going to pay a visit.

A dog doesn't know they're on a bridge

With the history of the bridge why would people pick that place to walk with their dogs? Did they then go home and play with fire?

dang why the owner will not install some type of fencing . So the dogs can not jump is anyones guess

That is such a bizarre story. As amazing as that bridge looks, I’m surprised they haven’t put up some bars or some type of guard rail so the dogs aren’t able to jump off 🤷🏼‍♂️ Just a thought..

I never go over bridges with my dog off leash. My dog loves jumping over walls and If a bridge has a solid stone wall he thinks its level ground on the other side. Those trees higher than the wall line create the illusion of that very thing.

That’s the most spookiest one when that dog darted to that side and you moved the camera away I was like noooo!

I've been here, very moving place 😢

Being a doggie parent it breaks my heart to hear these stories.

I've heard stories about this bridge for years & they never fail to make me feel sad. The stories I heard most often was the tale of a ghost cat that only dogs can see & try to chase before it vanishes. I think the acoustics of the site certainly have something to do it. If y'all were hearing something strange & disorienting, then dogs with their keen hearing probably hear it doubly so. Thank you for sharing! It's a beautiful, though haunting, site.

I’ve heard this story before, about this bridge up in Scotland. It’s baffling, and so sad. With the baby and the dogs. I wouldn’t let my two crazy guys run across, they’d jump. Great video. Love Jessica’s coat 😊

Thanks for taking us along on that visit! I'm part-Scottish and would love to visit Scotland someday. As for the Dog Suicide Bridge, I think that optical illusion theory works. A dog crossing the bridge sees or smells something, the classic "Squirrel! "reflex kicks in, then jumps over the low rail expecting solid ground on the other side. Well, there is solid ground--only a lot further down than they expected. I watched as Jessica was crossing and saw how even people unfamiliar with that bridge could be fooled.

More than 600 dogs jumped from that bridge (built in 1895), 50 died - that's unbelievable! Insane: In October 1994, a mentally ill father threw his two-week-old baby off a bridge because he was convinced his child was the devil incarnate. The fall was fatal for the baby. 😪

You never cease to amaze me. The videos are outstanding and the way you present the story is like reading a good book. Much respect and Happy Halloween

I love how grimmlifecollective family pops up in. Ensures us nothing will change, it's called being a good You Tuber quality stories. Thank you for your great narration and discovers.

Thank you guys for the UK videos, hope to visit Scotland one day. Very interesting and eerily beautiful property.

I hope this doesn't come across as disrespectful, as it's certainly not meant that way, but I've never known a person/couple/collective from the "gothic" community make their interests as accessible and interesting as this channel. I've followed for many years on my personal channel, and it gets better every year, without fail.