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Timeline Of The Titanic Through The Eyes Of Corgis

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When most of is think of the Titanic our minds first go to the that lovey movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet and then bust out singing “My Heart Will Go On” (sorry if that song’s stuck in your head now). Not many of us first think that this was a real event, far beyond a love story and only in the movies.

This weekend marks the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sailing and hitting an iceberg. Many people lost lives and even for our favorite furry friends — as estimated 12 dogs were on board with most of them losing their lives along with their owners.

To commemorate the anniversary of the R.M.S Titanic, I though it would be good to reacquaint ourselves with the real story of the crew, survivors and victims and who better to tell the story then the well-loved corgi!

Click through to read the timeline of the Titanic through the eyes of Corgis:

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History of the Titanic as Told By Corgi Dogs

100 Years Ago

It took over 7.5 million dollars to build the Titanic.
Source: TitanicFacts
Photo credit: modified from redcargurl via Flickr

:: Will you be doing anything to commemorate the Titanic this weekend? ::

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Devan McGuinness
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Devan McGuinness is the writer of the lifestyle blog Accustomed Chaos, which chronicles her life with her husband, 3 kids (& pregnant with #4), 1 spunky cat and living gluten-free. After surviving 12 miscarriages, Devan founded Unspoken Grief, a resource & support site for those touched by perinatal and neonatal loss.

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