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In fact, years after their Britain's Got Talent fame, Krystyna Lennon finally admitted the truth: Princess was not a super-powered being. "She's just an ordinary dog," Krystyna confessed. She explained that the hypnosis works through the sheer power of belief and expectation. The victims undergo hypnosis because they are fully convinced they are about to be hypnotized by a dog. This phenomenon, combined with the dog’s intense, fixed stare (which can induce a deep relaxation response), creates a potent psychological cocktail. As Lennon puts it, the act proves that "people are hypnotised by loads of things in everyday life and they just don't realise".