25 DAYS OF HYPSMAS - DAY 3
-From the desk of Vox, written under "Hypnotists Only!" letterhead
It's worth remembering what the act of collaring a pet actually does to their mind.
While there's certainly an appeal and an entertainment value to leaving your puppy or kitty uncollared and untamed, leaving their more wild impulses and instincts to overtake their behaviors and potentially land them in embarrassing situations, we as hypnotists have to remember that if we turn people into pets, we're obligated to then train those pets.
A puppy who can't control their instinct to drool and chew can be pretty funny when they can't help themselves from gnawing on a red rubber bone you've just given them, but it becomes a whole separate issue when said puppy forgets themselves at work and starts drooling all over spreadsheets.
Likewise, a kitty batting around a ball of yarn while their ass sways in the air is very cute! However, it would be best to include in their hypnotic training that they must never shift into play mode while, say, gardening, or they might end up ruining those gardenias they spent the last 30 minutes repotting.
Even if your pet isn't an animal at all, if they're simply a mindless slave that you enjoy having cook and clean around the house, it's never a bad idea to include a few fail-safes to ensure that they don't end up blankly obeying anyone who snaps their fingers in the grocery store.
What I'm trying to say here is that wild hypnosubs are just that: wild. You can have fun with them, certainly, but that unpredictable streak is hard to minimize without proper training. Which is where the collar comes in.
The collar isn't just a tool of submission; it's a constant brainwashing implement. When wearing a collar, every movement of the material against the sub's skin can be turned into a reminder of their place. They're not a person, they're not thinking, they're nothing but an obedient instrument of the will of the hypnotist.
A collar is also a good way to tie the submissive's headspace to a specific object. They're only a kitty or a slave or a bimbo when the collar is on. When out and about, collar goes off, mind comes on. When home where they can be serving you, collar comes on, mind goes off. Easier to keep your pet from having any accidents outside of the house.
Take a look at this pet for an example of what a collar can do, when implemented properly. Focus on the way it moves. It started off as a manager at a department store, if you can believe it. But with the collar around its neck, it's clearly trained as a puppy. Even the smallest movements are entirely in line with the programmed behavior. The easy and effortless way it wags its tail, or readjusts its paws on the ground. The way it slavishly looks up at its owner, out of frame. All a testament to how completely in character it is.
That collar around its neck is the key to such stable programming. It helps remind the pet of its place without the drooly little mess even realizing it. Not that it would make much difference if it did, since the slightest jingle of the tags on the collar would have it sitting up and begging, never having realized it was a person.
And since I know a lot of subs are reading this, hearts beating quickly as their cocks harden and their pussies wetten, thinking about all the things that they could be trained to do...
Wouldn't you love to be collared?
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