</p> Yes, dog hypnosis. Not one but two. Not my big relaxed dogs either, somebody else's two neurotic Jack Russels.</p> Vocal content is out of the window but the sounds are still important. There's a thing that works with people that works exceptionally well with dogs. It's a blinking kind of dragging the eyes down visual technique. They were both out like a light first try.</p> Of course I can't do anything once they're out other than croon a bit and make them feel good around me but I think that's a big thing incanine psychology.</p> I'd say, "See you in Hollywood, suckers" but I can see myself being more comfortable doing pro bono work in Kendray.</p>
sure they weren't just nackered? Mind due I expect it comes to us all with age (the ability to send fat old dogs to sleep).
</p> I'm not pillocking and they're neither fat nor old. I chose them for my first try because they're so wired and they don't accept anyone but their family.</p> Hypnosis is one thing, managing dogs is another but putting the two together has made my decade.</p> </p>
Was being helpful to Conko I was only pointing out that there are certain subjects which cause you get a humour by-pass - that's all.
Cool. That sounds very impressive. As you know I want to be a Vet and help animals and have considered doing more Quantum Touch and Crystal Healing training to compliment the Animal Science that I will have to learn. It's just a pity that I find it difficult to heal myself.
Can you get your arse down to Oakwell ASAP And Hypnotise the team to win this afternoon, neer mind t'dogs.