The owner of a German spitz named Princess claims that her pet is able to plunge a person into a trance, just by looking into his eyes. The dog is currently showing its abilities in British universities.
Forget the magician and illusionist Derren Brown - a four-legged hypnotist has appeared in the UK who can instantly plunge people into a trance with just one glance. It is also noteworthy that the star is a German Spitz dog named Princess, writes Mail Online.
Its owner, Krystyna Lennon, who practices hypnosis, claims that the Princess is really able to immerse others in a state of sleep, emphasizing that such abilities are developed to one degree or another in every dog.
“Of course, not every dog will be able to do this, because this is a very specific skill. It's either developed or not, says Lennon. "This ability is inherent in dogs by nature, but for its manifestation, they must be very well prepared and trained."
According to Christina, most viewers do not believe in the power of the little hypnotist, but the performance of the Princess instantly dispels their doubts.
“A lot of people are skeptical about the show and don't think a dog will be able to do it. And they are stunned to see everything with their own eyes. Some people even think that she is a doll and not a real dog,”the spitz-hypnotist's owner told reporters.
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Psychologist Stan Rawlinson commented on the news of the animal's amazing abilities: “While dogs can be soothing and deeply relaxing in humans, they certainly cannot hypnotize humans. It's all about the person who works with the dog: he introduces people into a state of trance with his actions and the timbre of his voice.
It is worth noting that Christina Lennon is the niece of Hugh Lennon, the founder of the first show with a hypnotic dog named Oscar.
“When I was younger, I helped Hugh with the lighting and music for the show, so I saw Oscar perform hundreds of times before I took my uncle’s business into my own hands,” said Christina.
The Princess and her mistress are currently touring British universities with their show.