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I Can See the Rainbow Bridge

Tootsie Barron

It is the author's wish that when children finish reading this book, they will understand that their beloved pets really do go to a beautiful place when they cross over the 'Rainbow Bridge.'

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Stuff You Should Know

It was described as having a strange and slightly insane cover and was about the Rainbow Bridge and suicide, which the hosts disagreed with.

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And there's, in that supernatural camp, there's an author named Paul Owens who wrote The Baron of Rainbow Bridge.

— Episode: Short Stuff: Dog Suicide Bridge

Episode: Short Stuff: Dog Suicide Bridge

It was described as having a strange and slightly insane cover and was about the Rainbow Bridge and suicide, which the hosts disagreed with.

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And there's, in that supernatural camp, there's an author named Paul Owens who wrote The Baron of Rainbow Bridge.

And from what I can tell, Owens' book basically says, and also you have to see the cover of this thing, it's adorable, but also like insane. Like he photoshopped dogs jumping like in midair and made it look like they're jumping off the bridge.

And for some reason, Vladimir Putin is dressed like a stage musician in the background. It's a very odd cover of a book.

But from what I can surmise, Paul Owens' thing is he's kind of mashed up the Rainbow Bridge thing with, which is I guess what pets follow into the afterlife, with like real life and somehow suicide.

Like I guess he thinks like the dogs are actually purposely taking their lives. And like you said at the outset, that's just not, that's a human thing. That's exclusively human.

Episode: Short Stuff: Dog Suicide Bridge

It was described as having a strange cover with a photoshopped image of dogs jumping and Vladimir Putin in the background. The book's content seems to combine the Rainbow Bridge concept with the idea of dog suicide.

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And then there's, in that supernatural camp, there's an author named Paul Owens who wrote The Baron of Rainbow Bridge.

And from what I can tell, Owens' book basically says, and also you have to see the cover of this thing, it's adorable, but also like insane. Like he photoshopped dogs jumping like in midair and made it look like they're jumping off the bridge.

And for some reason, Vladimir Putin is dressed like a stage musician in the background.

So doesn't that guy look like Putin?

But from what I can surmise, Paul Owens' thing is he's kind of mashed up the Rainbow Bridge thing with, which is I guess what pets follow into the afterlife, with like real life and somehow suicide.

Episode: Short Stuff: Dog Suicide Bridge

It was described as having a bizarre cover with a photoshopped image of dogs jumping and Vladimir Putin dressed as a musician. It suggested that the dogs were purposely taking their own lives, which is a human trait.

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And there's, in that supernatural camp, there's an author named Paul Owens who wrote The Baron of Rainbow Bridge.

And from what I can tell, Owens' book basically says, and also you have to see the cover of this thing, it's adorable, but also like insane. Like he photoshopped dogs jumping like in midair and made it look like they're jumping off the bridge.

And for some reason, Vladimir Putin is dressed like a stage musician in the background. It's a very odd cover of a book.

But from what I can surmise, Paul Owens' thing is he's kind of mashed up the Rainbow Bridge thing with, which is I guess what pets follow into the afterlife, with like real life and somehow suicide.

Like I guess he thinks like the dogs are actually purposely taking their lives. And like you said at the outset, that's just not, that's a human thing. That's exclusively human.

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

It was the only book fully focused on the phenomenon of dogs jumping off the Overtoun Bridge in Scotland and was mentioned as a primary source of information.

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There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.

— Episode: A Bridge in Scotland Kills Dogs

Episode: A Bridge in Scotland Kills Dogs

It was the only book fully focused on the phenomenon of dogs jumping off the Overtoun Bridge in Scotland and was mentioned as a primary source of information.

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There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.

But you'll see it pop up in a lot of anthologies about unexplained mysteries, time-life, books of the unknown, and so on.

In his work, Paul, and later interviews as well, Paul doesn't agree that a thin place is responsible.

Episode: A Bridge in Scotland Kills Dogs

It was the only book fully focused on the Overton Bridge and the dog jumping phenomenon. It was mentioned as being cited in other anthologies on unexplained mysteries.

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There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.

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