Deep in the Highlands, near the town of Kildonan, lies a mysterious pool shrouded in local legend. This body of water is said to contain treasure, but it's not just the lure of riches that deters people from attempting to claim it. The pool is reportedly guarded by a large, supernatural hound with two heads. According to local lore, a man once tried to drain the pool of all its contents, but his actions didn't go unnoticed. The two-headed hound appeared to him, and in response, the man reversed his actions and replaced the water, abandoning his quest for the treasure.

The story of the two-headed dog has been passed down through the years, remaining a fascinating part of Highland folklore. This legend can be classified as a Shuck, a type of ghostly hound said to roam the countryside. The date and time of the reported encounter are unknown, but the story has endured as a cautionary tale about meddling with forces best left undisturbed. The fact that the man who attempted to drain the pool was visited by the hound and subsequently undid his actions suggests that the spirit was powerful enough to influence human behaviour.