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Among all of the psychics throughout history, there are actually quite a few who were actually supposedly animals. I have written here recently of a psychic horse, but that is by no means where it begins and ends with regards to psychic animals, and the list is actually surprisingly long. One very well known case is that of a mild-mannered dog who did not seem like much at first, but who would go on to be an absolute sensation and persistent unsolved mystery.
The dog named Jim came into the world in 1925 at West Plains, Missouri. A Llewellyn setter born to championship stock, the breed was highly prized as hunting dogs, and so when the litter was born they sold quickly, all except for Jim because it turned out he was the runt of the litter. With no willing buyers he was sold at a greatly reduced price to a friend of local hunter Sam Van Arsdale to give to him as a joke. Van Arsdale accepted the puppy, and his niece took care of Jim until he was old enough to start training to ....

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