‘Exorcist’ puppy Kiko can rotate her head 180-degrees on the command word ‘demon’ with the creepy talent earning her almost 100,000 followers
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An adorable dog has been turning heads online with a strange and unnerving talent.
Kiko, a nine-month-old Finnish spitz nicknamed the ‘Exorcist Puppy’, has the ability to rotate her head 180 degrees.
Owner Ashleigh MacPherson has trained the pooch to perform the freakish trick on command when she says the word ‘demon’.
Pictured: Kiko, a nine-month-old Finnish spitz nicknamed the ‘Exorcist Puppy’, has the ability to rotate her head 180 degrees
The 28-year-old New Zealander said she finds the head-turning trick hilarious and that it makes her laugh every time.
‘She has always done it, since she was a small puppy. At first, she started doing it as she slept. I always just thought ‘she just likes to sleep broken,’ she told Ladbible.
Instead of turning her head around like a ‘normal’ dog the pup would bend her neck backwards and look at what’s behind her ‘upside down’.
‘So anytime she was facing away from me, she would bend her neck backwards, just to keep her focus on me.’
Online commenters have likened the canine’s weird ability to the classic horror film The Exorcist, where a child rotates her head 180 degrees after being possessed by the devil.
Kiko has amassed an army over 95,000 followers on Instagram with fans of the cute animal both shocked and confused by her odd trick.
Owner Ashleigh MacPherson has trained the pooch to perform the freakish trick on command when she says the word ‘demon’
Online commenters have likened the canine’s weird ability to the classic horror film The Exorcist, where a child rotates her head 180 degrees after being possessed by the devil
Ms MacPherson said when people see the dog turn it’s head in public, they go from shocked and scared to smiling and laughing.
‘Kiko has been the best thing during these hard times. She is a “Covid puppy” and was actually born a few days before lockdown happened in New Zealand,’ she said.
Although the loving pet has been titled the ‘Exorcist Puppy’, Ms MacPherson said Kiko is a laid back, cuddly, and sweet dog that helped her enjoy the difficult time she spent during New Zealand’s coronavirus lockdown.
Ms MacPherson said when people see the dog turn it’s head in public, they go from shocked and scared to smiling and laughing
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