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AWW WHEN SHE SAYS "HEY I DID TOO"
Otter seems to be catching onto those buttons really quickly. I guess having another dog to model their usage has helped speed things along. LOL
Yes. I was impressed with her pushing “smell”
You missed something at the end there smart guy
@Bobb Grimley I saw him pressing 'ear' when he had some issues with his ears some time ago and in this video he pressed 'smell' after he got home from a groom. So he is observing and learning it seems. I don't know how often that happens but it looks like he is starting to use some of the words in the right context, even though he isn't expected to know these words yet. Watch the end again
@Bobb Grimley
It's quite a bit more sad to see comments like yours on a literally entirely innocent and harmless comment. Take a deep breath and go outside mate.
@Bobb Grimley Everyone bow done, the "know better" guy is here
Love that Bunny’s fur/wool is growing back. She is so smart. Love the roo-roos.
Otter thinks he smells bad after his groom. That is too funny!
Or just notices that it's an unusual smell
obviously, I hear all the cologne groomers use lol even pumpink spice lol that may smell nice for humans but not dogs who want their natural smell so we now know it is stinky for them
Dogs have a much more acute sense of smell, and the grooming products do not smell good to them at all. Some of us humans are sensitive to fragrances, too, and can’t tolerate being around someone wearing perfume or other strong scents.
Lots of groomers will spray dogs with pet cologne afterwards, and I think the dogs with their sensitive noses really don’t like it. I think Otter and Bunny were saying ‘they put a weird smell on me’ and probably would like it to be washed off, I bet it’s giving them awful headaches
Otter is getting so big! Bunny is a bit jealous. Sweetness 🧙🏻
Otter is catching on very quick with the buttons! I too can’t wait for them to use the buttons to talk to one another.😍😁
So smart!!! My doodle Fynn came running over when Otter was squeaking his toy so now my dog is watching your dogs on tv! He’s very interested! 🐶❤️💙
We’re weeks behind you and struggling with the sibling dynamics. Our puppy picks up the buttons are important and persistently tries to chew them. Older dog is similar personality to Bunny and stressed by all the change, I’ve never known her so sad. We don’t want to take buttons up as she needs opportunity to talk. (Incessant toy squeaking in the background!). Have you come across any good resources on managing dog sibling relationships, or how to find a professional psychologist/behaviourist you click with? I’ve exhausted youtube level advice.
Awe it's otter as a baby. Bunny takes her buttons seriously. It's cool to hear a dog's thoughts with words.
Wow Otter is quite precocious isn't he? What a smart cutie. Gosh I love that Bunny 😘 🐰 💞. They are so adorable!!!
I love how you dropped everything to reward Otter 😁
I can imagine this woman going to dinner and asking, “Hows Halibut today Hmmmm?”
Do they have separate button pads? Bunny obviously is very possessive about "her" buttons.
@Tomato Trees Alexis said recently she was setting Otter up with his own set of buttons that will be placed exactly as Bunny's are.
She was so excited when otter used the outside button! ❤
Otter pressing every button randomly: Look at me I’m Bunny! I speak humon I look silly!
Bunny: You take that back!!
2:07
bunny: NO, stop it. Thats not how you use it. STOP!!!
Bunny has more roo-roos than Double Australia.
Ah, so THAT's what a poop deck is!
I can’t wait for them to button talk to each other!!! That will be wild!!!
That would be wild because I don't expect it to happen.
I love her roo roos
Love this two sweet dogs! But you never said how it ended with Bunny after minute 0:30... She express her feeling after Otter's outside tour? Thanks for share this video! Can't wait to watch more Bunny and Otter moments!
Otter is getting so big!
So, that is a poop deck.
I Love them so!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Great job on being humans mom and dad, looks like otter and bunny are doing a good job.......at getting SPOILED lol😝
Bunny tattles…. Lolol
💙🤗💙BUNNY HELPING to KEEP OTTER on BEST BEHAVIORS💙🤗💙10.13.21💙🤗💙
Confirms my belief that dog grooming products should never be scented. Of course they don't like it!
I enjoy these videos so much. ep wondering if my eleven year old sheepadoodle can learn how to talk.
Was Bunny feeling territorial over "her" buttons?
The Hi bu
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Ive noticed lots of dominant play from Bunny biting the neck from above was the example in this video, might be worth correcting that behaviour before it becomes normalised
Its more like correcting behaviour from Bunny rather than aggression
@@Charmedlassie18 when otter doesnt need correcting its domination
Behaviour I don’t love? These dogs are clearly extra...woke!
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Subscribe??? Lol
But where she wen't poop? XD
Poop - it's a serious business! My godson grew up with dogs and when he started potty training, he'd take his potty out to the garden to the doggy spot, poop, and then proudly bring it back in for everyone to admire because his mom always praised the dogs if they pooped in the right place.
lol How adorable!
That's hysterical and genius x
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P.r.i.c.e.l.e.s.s!!!🤪
I mean I can't argue with that logic xD
Bunny: "I'm family. I went poop, too."
Baby Brother Otter: *runs off with a button*
Y'all are having so much fun over there! lol Nothing like a kid brother to spice up your days. Bright blessings, all.
Haha
So interesting! Bunny didn't seem happy with Otter using the buttons wrong. It's fun that you're starting him off with "outside," which of course is familiar to Bunny.
Have to share.....While walking my Golden Doodle last night, a group of 8-10 yrs olds came up to say hello. One of them said, "I am human." I asked him if he knew about 'What About Bunny' on You Tube and all six of them said yes. LOL!
too cute
That's amazing!!! Haha. I would love to be a child and grow up with watching 'What About Bunny' and walk the streets believing half of the dogs out there have buttons at home and I can just walk up to them and introduce myself and converse some life matters to them. Haha. I think it is often a fantasy of children to be able to talk human language with animals. How cute 😆 As a child I had a fantasy book about a boy who could talk out loud with all animals and learned about all their different experiences, different senses and secrets about life that humans don't have or know about. Amazing to think that young people now grow up knowing undoubtably about the intricate feelings, awareness and smarts of dogs and therefore quite likely animals in general. This is important work that is being done here. Helps eliminate the non-compassionate treatment of animals still being overlooked and acceptable in the future.
@@ffreshfields5211 at some point maybe most dog households will have buttons
That’s so sweet! When I was a kid I was obsessed with the Wild Thornberrys. I always wished I could talk to animals like that. I do talk to my cats constantly whether they understand or not lol.
So wholesome. Glad they watch something like this in their spare time, some of the junk that is on TH-cam makes me worried for them sometimes.
Bunny's all "Don't mess with my buttons Otter!" 😂
I don't think Bunny liked Otter jumping all over her buttons.
true siblings, lol.
She EARNED them... One At A Time.... show respect sibling!
MOOOOM, he pressed my buttons!!!!!!!
The world's first case of a dog tattling! And it was on another dog! O.O
I think they do it sometimes, but this is likely the first time with words.
Maybe Bunny was helping or protecting Otter by teaching him that his behavior is not okay by mom. Helping him fit in with the pack more quickly and do well. I wonder if Bunny assumes Otter knows the words or if she is very aware and understanding that Otter doesn't know most of the words. I am wondering if Bunny is trying to teach him the words at the same time as helping him learn the right behaviors and house rules? That would make her a very protective big sister. It is not impossible. Dogs are very protective and social animals who are pack oriented, and Bunny has already accepted Otter as family, it seems from the recent videos.
Bunny tattles when Dad does a poop. If by tattle you mean proudly announcing to the whole house and internet
@@wordzmyth Oops was tattling on otter, dad poops wasn't tattling. The owner uses oops is an admonishment. Poop is not used this way.
@@wordzmyth 🤣
That's funny! My older dog demands praises when she potties like I do the pup! She's been housebroken forever!
Little brothers playing in and stealing their big sisters stuff is universal :P
I'm the little sister who always wanted what my big brothers had and I did whatever they did. It's so annoying to be told "you aren't big enough to do what your big brothers are doing". My little sister and I would always follow the boys around and make them include us. One time at the sheep farm we lived on the four of us had gone quiet... Mum knew something was up and came out to find us sitting around a big puddle with the boys trying to convince both my sister and I to eat worms. I think we did eat them in the end just to prove we were as grown up as they were. Mum just shook her head at us when the boys told her later as we were getting ready for bed.
Does Bunny ever get protective over “her” buttons or does she let Otter use them when he wants to?
Bunny, the best big sis. Otter is a little bit mischievous pup. Both good doggos.
I wonder if she is trying to vocalize words with her rooroo. My mom's Yorkie tried to talk when she was 14 or so. They really observe humans.
Btw, I really enjoy the little bit longer vids that show how they are getting through the day or certain activities. That 3 1/2 minute one was perfect. I also appreciate the explanations.
Love that Otter’s using the buttons! 💖 Maybe he and Bunny will have full-on button conversations soon!
Wait, how did Otter learn the Smell button?
He's chewed on & pressed it before. I think he pressed it because he smells his scent on it. But wouldn't it b awesome if he had somehow learned the actual meaning?
"Smell" when fresh from the groomers
...there is the scent of shampoo, and also the doggy cologne spray that many groomers finish with unless you specify not to. Also, the clippers are not washed between animals, and may leave behind the scent of other dogs as well as the oil used on the blades. So "smell" makes really good sense in the context given.
I disinfect my blades in between dogs.
Clippers ARE washed between dogs.
@@meganbarber3599 clippers can be wiped down with disinfectant, they cannot be washed as moisture would kill the motor. Blades, on the other hand, should be disinfected like human clipper blades between each dog.
It is very interesting when they can talk to each other, but what I would have loved to see is Bunny "translating" from other dog to you, as of what is Otter saying, or what does he wants?
Dogs don't have their own language that will translate into the kinds of concepts that Bunny is using, the most that could be translated would be some emotions. Humans already know how to translate dog emotions though.
@@Milamberinx After watching catmanjohn I’m no longer certain about that. Russel the cat regularly speaks on behalf of the non-trained cats about what toys they want or if they need anything. Perhaps there are imperceptible indications we just aren’t aware of yet?
I love watching these two siblings. Double the cuteness, double the fun.
Love Bunny's "roo roo" for dad. It's pretty incredible Otter is catching onto words at such a young age. That's probably best that she's younger...like teaching a toddler reading
Aww, Bunny is teaching Otter, and otter is learning his own buttons ❤
That's so cute! I call them "roo roos" too!
What's really impressive is not only her understanding of the meanings (seemingly), but her ability to memorize the positions of the buttons.
yeah sometimes she looks like a "blind typer" even, pressing buttons at high speed with different paws without hardly looking. She is also very creative with word associations and combinations, pressing 'poop play' when she farted, 'ouch stranger paw' when she had a thorn or splinter, and 'loud bird' when an airplane flew over. All this shows a clear understanding of the meanings to me. I enjoyed her recently pressing 'I big happy now'. It is nice to know a dog is in a happy place in life. She moved home and got a baby brother / friend dog in that new home. Very exciting times for a dog or for anyone going through big changes like that... Fascinating to see her verbalizing what she goes through.
@@ffreshfields5211 It's as if she's not just "talking", but also reading.
I think animals excel at spacial memory, like way better than humans. And it makes sense, because in the wild they have to be able to remember their way around and where to find things again. Like squirrels remembering where they cached their nuts, for instance. When I was a kid my older sister had a horse that was ridden for pleasure, and when he came across something like a groundhog hole in a field or a sinkhole in the woods, he'd remember and avoid that spot forever. Kanzi, the bonobo who communicated with an electronic touchscreen, was extremely proficient at recalling the location of words and he'd fly through his messages. And chimps that have been taught to put numbers on a screen in order, or to pair up matching hidden pictures (like the game Memory or Concentration), can do it super fast, like way faster than humans.
It's funny, humans easily accept that animals can generally smell, hear, and sometimes see (which are all connected to the brain) better than us, but we rarely think to consider that their brains may work better than ours in certain other ways too.
Bunny seems to really give Otter & family personal space like people give space & Otter seems to be learning too.
Wow, that’s great that puppy already asks to go out! Great training👍 I liked that this vid was longer😁 ii wonder if the 2 of them will use the buttons to talk to each other.
I LOVE them soooo much!! If I feel sad, I watch Bunny and Otter and my heart becomes sooo happy. ❤️
My dog Roxie would lie and push the poop button just to go outside and chase the squirrels, seriously
You should do a house tour, your place looks big and beautiful with the scenery outside. And was that a train? :D
Ok. Watching All Done. Settle now. Bye
Maybe she's saying he smells like poop still
She did like smell his but right before ; p
Hope Dad appreciates the quality of ruhruhs he's received.
Otter is a smart one too
😁😁all boys and girls are obsessed with poop and poop jokes😁😁😁. Bunny is being an older good sister. I love them together💚🙌🏻🤟🏻🥰
I love how she’s genuinely mad that otter is fucking with her buttons🤣🤣
Thank you. You brighten my day.
Looks like Bunny was a bit upset that Otter was messing with her buttons.
i love bunnys color, wearing black shirt and pants.
She is such a smarty ♡ 🐾🐾💕 she's like hey I poop too :)
Clearly, the deck is the Poop Deck now
Everybunny needs a bunny in their life! ❤️
I love them. So amazing
What a sweet dynamic ❤
Roo roos. Adorable ❤🤣
I think it's weird to hear Bunny bark.
Your Bunny is amazing! How old is she now? I have four Scottish Terriers and they are very smart and clever. When I was a girl we had a Schnauzer that was incredible. She understood language and coul spell words. It's an incredible feeling to have a dog like that in ones life.
get you someone who cheers you on for your accomplishments
How is Otter ALMOST AS TALL AS BUNNNNNNY????
Otter is learning so quickly with examples from Bunny 🥰🥰
I can't figure out the layout of your house and garden. You seem to live in a special place. Definitely Unique.
It's funny that when they're puppies we celebrate them pooping so much and get so excited and that sticks with them lol. Yhey seem to think it's pretty cool.
I wonder what would happen if you switched a button that is used most frequently with one next to it. Will we get an “oops” or something? I’m curious, it might shed some light on how they are making associations with the buttons?
Poop deck lol that's what that is!!?? Love how the boys just ignore Zac stands the same way on the couch back legs on floor like leaning at the bar lol
She's like Excuse me, I pooped and didn't get praise! Lol.
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1:18 Omg, she actually know what "poop" is
Please traine them to communicate each other by using buttons.
So amazing! Been reading and watching your story for about 6 months. Finally ordered a 4 piece set to start! ❤
Where is Otter lately? Who’s Tenrac?
I prefered Bunny when she had all that fluffy hair
it so awsome you found a way to communicate with your dogs
Откуда взялась вторая собака?
Humbly ask Jesus he will answer you
Love Dog Buttons Fun Have I
I prefere them all with more hair
Great roos! Good job