If your dog suffers from anxiety, a hypnotist might be able to help. Hypnosis can be a great way to lull a nervous dog into a peaceful state, so it is important that you do your research before you begin this process.

Animal hypnosis has been practiced for centuries as a means to pacify animals, helping them remain calm and quiet when they are anxious or afraid. It is a very effective method to reduce stress and anxiety in many species, including dogs.

The process of hypnosis is not a complicated one, but it does take time and patience to master the skill. The first step is to establish a tranquil, quiet environment where your dog will feel safe and secure.

Once you have established this serene space, you can then start the process of hypnotizing your dog. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way is to sit your dog on your lap with their rump nearest to you and their head between your knees.

Next, shift them onto their back and hold them under their arms, stroking their belly until their limbs become limp. This is done to induce a deeper hypnotic state.

You can also use a CD that contains both music and voice designed to lull your dog into a state of relaxation. Listening to the music and the recorded voice can help them get into a trancelike state while you're cuddling them.