He is able to hypnotise then animals by applying pressure and massaging certain parts of the body, including the belly which relaxes them.
Mr Penrose then ''bows'' to the rabbit by lowering his head so it does not feel threatened before shutting its eyelids leaving it in a trance.
He regularly hypnotises rabbits before they go to the vet so they can be treated and examined more easily.
But he also treats "problem" rabbits with behavioural issues and can make them less aggressive after putting them in a trance.
The grandfather-of-two from St Austell, Cornwall, said the hypnotised rabbits often live longer as a result of being de-stressed.
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My sister trances her rabbits all the time, to cut their toenails or groom them. And to think she could have been charging people to do this, all along!
The grandfather-of-two from St Austell, Cornwall, said the hypnotised rabbits often live longer as a result of being de-stressed.
They can't be much fun, though, just lying there.
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