One of the many sights you’d see in the eighties in Coney Island. This one linking the three-headed dog, at the gates of hell, to the amusement park, where, in the eighties, you could have scarey or thrilling experiences beyond the rides, and, particularly under the boardwalk
The three heads in mythology symbolize the past, present and a future in hell with no release. The Brooklyn dog isn’t pure-bred but, in fact, is made of three separate breeds representing wild aggression, unrestrained happiness and unwavering stability.