'America's Got Talent' Season 17: Glamour Aussies floor judges with their 'dancing dog' act
You may have seen dogs do various party tricks like giving a handshake, fist bump, even standing on its hind legs or even solving a complicated obstacle course. But have you ever seen a dog dance? No? Well, then get ready to watch Glamour Aussies showcase this jaw-dropping act on 'America's Got Talent' Season 17.
Hailing all the way from Hungary, Christine Elisabeth Berczes and her Australian Shepherd, Meredith, the duo left the judges speechless with their dance performance. As Christine grooved her way on-stage, Meredith joined in and showcased some of her own cool moves. The performance included a costume change, which Meredith helpfully brought out for Christine. By the end of their performance, the judges declared that the duo's performance was like no other animal act they had ever seen on the show before. Judge Heidi Klum couldn't stop gushing over how Meredith was smiling throughout the performance.
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Sofia Vergara pointed out how the pooch looked genuinely excited to be performing the dance. Like the true visionary that he is, Simon Cowell predicted that in a few years there would be 'Dancing with Stars' featuring dogs on it! It didn't come as a surprise when the judges decided to give Glamour Aussies their yes and send them to the next round. We can't wait to see what new dance moves and tricks the duo will showcase in their next round.
The recently aired episode featured several unique acts getting yes from the judges, such as Ethan Jan's cool Rubik's cube solving act, Kristin Cruz's magical vocals that had the judges raving, Jannick Holste's fusion performance of dance and magic, and even several comics showcasing their stand-up sets. But the coveted golden buzzer ultimately went to the Lebanese dance group The Mayyas, whose formations left Sofia Vergara awestruck.
America's Got Talent' Season 17 airs Tuesdays, at 8 pm on NBC. Following the show's premiere, you can catch all-new episodes every Tuesday from 8 to 10 pm ET/PT. For viewers who wish to tune in to the show without cable, they can do so using any of the following streaming services: Sling TV, fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, AT&T TV, or YouTube TV.
