Sep 28, 2026 · 22 min · 11 segments
EP29 In this Lissasode, myself and Natty dive into the unsettling legend of Smile Dog, a creepypasta that has haunted the internet for years. This tale revolves around a seemingly innocent photograph…
We're going to be covering Smile Dog.
Interesting.
I don't know about Smile Dog.
It's often referred to as smiledog.jpg. Do I need to look this up? You can.
Is it like a picture I need to see? Yeah, it's a picture of a dog.
The one with his face far to the right, I think, is the original one.
Because there are like three versions.
Smiledog.
the
husky?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
See how underwhelming it is already? That's why you got to bring it this week.
I'll do my best.
Some photographs you look at once and immediately forget.
Then there are others that make you uncomfortable.
And then there are photographs that seem to follow you long after you've looked.
Tonight we're talking about a picture of a dog with an unsettling smile.
It comes with one warning.
Don't look at it.
It is
We're going to be covering Smile Dog.
Interesting.
I don't know about Smile Dog.
It's often referred to as smiledog.jpg. Do I need to look this up? You can.
Is it like a picture I need to see? Yeah, it's a picture of a dog.
The one with his face far to the right, I think, is the original one.
Because there are like three versions.
Smiledog.
the
husky?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
See how underwhelming it is already? That's why you got to bring it this week.
I'll do my best.
Some photographs you look at once and immediately forget.
Then there are others that make you uncomfortable.
And then there are photographs that seem to follow you long after you've looked.
Tonight we're talking about a picture of a dog with an unsettling smile.
It comes with one warning.
Don't look at it.
It is
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