Netflix has released the first trailer for their latest true crime obsession, The Tinder Swindler, following the huge success of The Tinder Swindler and Tiger King.
Gunther’s Millions is about a dog named Gunther who inherited $400 million (£328 million) after his mistress, a countess, died and gave him everything she owned.
But, while the German Shephard was living the good life, there was a dark and twisted secret hidden underneath the opulence, which some labelled as a cult.
The trailer starts with a voiceover discussing Gunther’s mysterious wealth: ‘How would you react if I told you about an extremely wealthy countess? She left everything to her dog, Gunther, when she died.’
The spoiled pooch is then seen frolicking about a super mansion’s groomed grounds, devouring a prime cut of steak, and flying in a private plane.
‘We’re talking about a dog worth $400 million. ‘I work for the dog,’ says one of the employees.


Gunther’s incredible possessions include three residences in Italy and a yacht, and the canine has a staff of 27, according to the video.
The video then introduces viewers to Maurizio Mian, who oversees Gunther’s care, urging that Gunther “must have the finest life imaginable,” which includes purchasing Madonna’s estate and forming a supergroup.
According to one critic, young ‘amazing looking’ humans came and lived with the dog, and one of Gunther’s former housemates said things ‘got a bit twisted.’
Gunther’s ‘lifestyle’ featured 13 severe commandments, according to the tape, with one resident alleging they were ‘watched 24/7,’ while another said they were urged to have sex.
When the show’s producers ask one of Gunther’s former crew members if it was like a “cult,” they are embarrassed, chuckle, and say, “Not at all,” before becoming uncomfortable.
The trailer raises the question of what or who was behind the dog’s extravagant wealth, with observers asking, “Was the countess real?” as well as ‘Where did the money come from?’

According to a slide, Gunther’s bank balance may not be what it appears to be, and it may be a ‘story of deception.’
‘I just knew it was fake,’ one of the dog’s former posse members admits, while others reveal they were ‘lab rats’ and ‘brainwashed.’
‘We were creating a new breed of man,’ a commenter explains, while a squirming Mian walks off, telling viewers: ‘We’re going into a difficult subject.’
‘I don’t think it’s the moment to tell this now. I don’t think’ he continues before the trailer ends with Mian confessing: ‘The dogs were cloned.’
Gunther’s Millions comes to Netflix on February, 1.