11-year-old trainer and her 8 dogs wow the crowd, earning themselves BGT Golden Buzzer
On “Britain’s Got Talent,” the popular British TV talent show, acts compete against one another. Their ultimate goal is to become the winner by being the last act standing after a series of rounds. Recently, the show put on a champions edition where past winners, from the “Got Talent” franchise from around the globe, competed to see who was the best act out of the very best the show had to offer.
11-year-old Alexa Lauenburger competes in the champion edition of ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
One recent episode of “Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions,” featured 11-year-old Alexa Lauenburger who hails from Germany. She and her troupe of eight trained dogs had won that country’s version of the show. Their talent and dedication have won the hearts of people from around the globe and has been touted as one of the best dog acts in the world.
Lauenburger and her dogs show up, ready to entertain
In her latest appearance on the show, Alexa comes out dressed in a ringleader costume. Following her are her eight adorable, trained dogs who are ready to wow the crowd with a variety of amazing stunts. As they prance around the stage, they perform some of the most unbelievable tricks.
The troupe performed a variety of spectacular tricks
The dogs start by jumping through hoops and Lauenburger’s arms. Some of the dogs are so fast and precise that you might miss some of their jumps if you blink. Next, one of the dogs chases Lauenburger around the stage while on two legs. You can tell the dog is having a good time by the smile on her face.
Lauenburger and her dogs are the stars of the show
As Lauenburger and the dog’s performance finishes, you can tell they are a cut above the rest of the competition, hitting all of their cues and making it look effortless. One of the group’s best tricks is when two of the dogs dance together just like a pair of humans. That was followed by the doggie conga line with Lauenburger in the lead.
“We want to be world champions and we will do everything we can to win again,” she shared in a video just before going on stage.
Lauenburger and her dogs get a standing ovation
As the act finishes, the audience and the judges give Lauenburger and her dogs a standing ovation. Show hosts Declan Donnelly and Anthony McPartlin greeted her onstage. Afterward, the two ran to the judge’s table where they each put their hands on the Golden Buzzer, which released confetti into the air.
Lauenburger gets the show’s coveted Golden Buzzer
A guaranteed participant in the finals, Lauenburger is one step closer to her goal, becoming the world champion of “Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions.” You can watch the troupe’s amazing performance in the video below.
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