Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Dog Circles Temple Idols for Days
A stray dog in a village in Uttar Pradesh was seen walking in circles around idols in a temple for three days.
People think it might be a miracle, but doctors say the dog might be sick.
The dog didn't eat or drink and kept walking even when tired.
Doctors checked the dog and said it's not in immediate danger.
Some people think the dog is showing devotion, while others think it might have a medical problem.
A stray dog circled idols in a temple in Uttar Pradesh for three days.
The dog focused on the idols of Lord Hanuman and Maa Durga.
The dog did not eat or drink and showed signs of fatigue and limping.
Locals gathered, interpreting the behavior as divine or symbolic.
Veterinarians examined the dog and found no immediate danger, suggesting possible medical conditions.
- Who
- A stray dog and locals of Nandpur village
- What
- A dog continuously circling temple idols for three days
- When
- Starting early Monday morning and continuing for three days
- Where
- Ancient Hanuman temple in Nandpur village, Bijnor district, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- Unclear; possible religious significance or medical condition
- Location
- Nandpur village, Bijnor district, Uttar Pradesh
- Duration
- Three consecutive days
- Idols Involved
- Lord Hanuman and Maa Durga
- Dog's Behavior
- Continuous circling, limping, no food or water
- Veterinary Findings
- No immediate danger, under observation
- Possible Medical Explanations
- Neurological or medical conditions, CCD, vestibular disease, focal seizures, compulsive disorder, encephalitis, inner ear infections, toxin exposure