Do you wonder how I can hypnotize my pet?

Think about it, you have your pet as a member of the family, just like your own baby, they both hear, breathe and are active, so calming down can calm your animal…just like energy. Now here is a step by step guide to bonding and hypnotizing your pet.

First find a comfortable place for you and your pet, such as a chair, sofa and bed or anywhere next to your pet. The back as you continue to stroke the stomach area in gentle, relaxing motions, it is very important that you do this very gently and slowly, especially if you want to build trust between you and the pet, whether it is yours or yours. others. You can remove your hand or keep the gentle massage on your pet’s body. Be sure to gently touch each and every part of your pet to condition them to your touch and movement, then as you slowly breathe in and out, begin to speak softly in a deep, soothing voice to keep your pet in a trance-like state. …

If you’re comfortable, play around and tap your ear in a gentle motion to create more depth, then start talking a little faster with a dog hum (listen to dogs crying and giggling and learn the happy sound of their voice and then apply it within the hypnotic suggestions) will take you deeper…

PS: If you have a pet, you will know what kind of sounds your pet makes when they are happy or excited, it’s almost like talking to your pet in a baby voice, the same way you talk to a baby. With practice, your pet will be conditioned to your voice using hypnosis to change their behaviors and improve their health. When you are ready to bring your pet out of the trance, hold your body with a firm grip and follow with an authoritative voice, then turn your pet over to bring it out of the trance. Be sure to praise your pet for what he did very well, good so-and-so, or good dog.

Please note: Your pet can be easily distracted by outside sounds and noises and therefore it is common for them to snap out of their trance once distracted and run towards the sound, this is a natural instinctive response. . ..So don’t get discouraged, keep practicing, eventually they won’t react to sounds or noises once they get deeper and more comfortable where they are inside their minds.