Dad & Bunny - Bunny "Talks"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ม.ค. 2021
- Dad is usually upstairs, except when he comes down for play and scritches.
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You: Dad is working. Dad play later
Bunny: ....illegal
Dad: I will make it Legal.
@Barrett Cyrus Dunno if you think we’re stupid but both you and your buddys comments are everywhere and this is just another scam 😂 haha
@Rayan Riley suuuuure it does hahaha
@Barrett Cyrus why would someone hack their friend lol
@@AlexisDimes It's apparently a scam. Comments like this show up a lot.
I see Dogs do suffer the same fate with their Dads as human children. Dads are always busy working and can't come play... ;)
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The likes are 315! You know what that means!!!! Nothing, absolutely nothing because likes don’t matter.
@@dawnofthewalkers4915 oh boy, I can't wait until the like number is ~the weed number~
"What do you want, Bunny?"
"Bunny want resume roundtable discussion on the Peloponnesian Wars."
I want a dog that knows good recipes and will cook for me. Also, well-travelled
@@diane9247 Brian on Family Guy seems like that dog.
Can’t fit Peloponnesian wars on a button. Punic, yes.
"What do you want, Bunny?"
*Doom Music kicks in*
Bunny: "Carthago delenda est.'
Okay, I am losing my mind here. She is taking about memories of past events. Before Dr. Patterson (who taught ASL to Koko the Gorilla) had a talk with a gorilla who told her about how he'd become an orphan, people thought animals other than ourselves were completely unable to reflect on past events. The fact that Bunny is discussing her previous walk with her dad is absolutely incredible from a biological/neurological standpoint!! 😍
Yeah, poor old Michael. He's been through some stuff for sure.
Mammals have very good episodic memories, and with most if not all their skill based on learning, it mean their ability to recalled previous experience become even more important
@@mawasorangutan
Does learning necessarily require episodic memory, though? I seem to recall hearing cases of amnesiacs being able to learn despite not being able to form new episodic memories, so they couldn't tell you what happened yesterday, but they could find the bathroom in a place they'd been in for a few days. Also, there are cases of source amnesia where people know they know something but can't remember where they learned it, so it seems that having one without the other is possible.
@@jaschabull2365 there is also a difference between forming memories and memory recall that plays into amnesiac cases. In many amnesiac cases, direct recall is impaired though episodic memories are formed, so for example new information can still be processed through semantic and procedural memory and recall connected with those areas despite not being able to associate them with an event or episode. A lot of aspects to consider here.
@@pandapanda246 👌👌
That damn Dad and his precious Upstairs
He's a teacher working remotely. He doesn't have much flexibility right now.
@@Mar-velousMarlenak8 I am joking Marlena
@@2fortsmostwanted Fair enough. I didn't know if this was the first time you had seen one of Bunny's videos. 😊
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It sounds like she is asking him to come as if he can hear from upstairs. You must be very proud of her.
Bunny doesn't understand human sensory limitations... 😑
I think she meant that "Dad's sound came (to me)" meaning she heard dad's sound as he was coming down.
@@DestroyedArkana This is what I thought too.
@@DestroyedArkana I would say she heard the sound of him coming down to them. I hardly believe she understands sound as something moving.
She probably doesn’t understand why he’s not listening to her. She’s not that old yet, I think, so she might not have realized humans have such comparatively poor hearing.
It’s like having a particularly furry toddler in the house, amazing. She acts and talks like a 3 year old.
i think that unfortunately it won't become much more advanced than this due to dog brain limitations, other than maybe some new words
@@orang1921 Lol. Actually it's the limitations of (some) human brains that not long ago said communication with dogs was not possible at all. Nice bit of unintentional irony though. 😕
@@adrianamara6063 well thats more like the limitation of the creativity of the individual, than the human brain...not thinking something is possible is way different, than not being able to think something is possible
@@GrimAce6615 I think you misunderstood my statement. I structured my sentence to illustrate (via a little "creative" sarcasm - note the "Lol") how limitations that humans often carelessly toss about regarding non-humans can be equally applied to humans. Thus: "unintentional irony."
That being said, the "limitation of creativity of the individual" would BE one of the limitations of SOME human brains I referred to. There are other limitations too.
But this is all splitting hairs. I hope -- and I'm sure you possess enough creativity to hope also -- that human-animal communication will continue to advance and that we'll come to appreciate the intelligence and mental complexity of ALL our non-human relations.
@Smileyrie.yeppoon you right
"Do dad hi all done play Ball". Translation: "make dad finish what he is doing so he can play ball with me"
Adding punctures helps a lot:
“Do dad hi?
All done.
Play ball, look!”
Translation:
Is dad going to say hi?
We’re done with eating.
Play ball with me, look at me!
2:28
Her fur pattern is so lovely, looks like she's wearing a suit
Poor Bunny.. dad seems to be upstairs a lot!
Yeah! Atleast dad came down!
Someone must working xD
My understanding is that he's a teacher working remotely, he doesn't have the same flexibility for breaks as other people working from home.
or frolicking at the beach. LOL
I don’t blame him ....mom is nutts.....thinks her dog can talk
That little girl really loves the hell out of her parents.
Seeing Bunny's comprehension makes me have a glimmer of hope that my dogs understand more of what we say than we realise. Like our dogs know the word "soon" and "later" in reference to food. They know the name of everyone in the household. They may not have the same comprehension as Bunny, as it hasn't been nurtured in the same way, but they must have more of an idea than we realise.
Yes just because you don't have buttons doesn't mean you don't understand
I think so too, as my dog seems to understand when we talk about certain toys of his and what he wants for food and such. (He prefers salmon to beef or chicken apparently) We ask him where his hamburger or his santa toy is and he'll bring it back within a minute. They are very intelligent creatures
They definitely do understand us :) on a side note I also communicate to some degree with the wild birds in my garden (UK), there is a little Robin that will come and remind me when their feeder needs filling up, I've been trying to be more aware and open to observing and trying to understand them better ~ recently the Robin even thanked me for filling up the feeder, his energy became really excitable and he came and did a little dance by my side and some lovely warbly noises it was precious, then off he went :)
@@anima6035 100% on the Robins thing.. I spent a lot of time in the same forest camp last year (AUS). And I was accepted into local Robin society. Greeted in the mornings, Included in bulletins regarding snakes and hawks. They practically badgered me to investigate one of my old containers that turned out to have a feral cat under it. And I've never fed these birds, just lived amidst them. I try to not read to much into things. But they are easily clever enough to know where I fit into their world. And they're very communicative.
Don't worry, they understand very well. They just can't express their feelings like Bunny. My doggos know everything I say, they understand almost all of my sentences. I talk to them since they were puppies, they totally learned my language
I wonder if asking for Dad is the herding instinct in her coming out? She's got Mom, that's great, but Dad is away from the pack and that is very annoying and not good. Being both Poodle and a Shepheard breed there's going to be a big part of her brain that wants everyone together before she can properly settle.
Artemis. Bunny is part English Sheepdog. Not shepherd. Shepherds are guarding dogs sheepdogs do the herding. And, yes, i believe she is worried that "dad" is home but she cant see him. I had an english sheep dog growing up. And she would constantly "count" my brothers and I (4) and a neighbor friend. If she couldnt see one of us. She dashed around frantically looking for her "lost"sheep. Sheepdoodles are wonderful dogs. Poodles are very intelligent and so are old english sheepdogs
My dog (who looks scarily similar to Bunny) has the same instinct. She has a totally different energy when everyone is together than apart.
@@kittiekat8920 I know Bunny is an OESD, I was using the term Shepherd as a catch all term to mean all kinds of Sheepdog and Shepherd dog since it's an instinct that's very common in those sorts of dogs. Sorry if my comment wasn't clear.
I have a German Shepherd and he is happiest when everyone is together in the same area.
My dog is the same way, he’s poodle and golden. Needs to have the whole pack together.
I think I'm fascinated by this because Bunny seems to have more self-awareness and communicative ability than my boyfriend. Which means if I'm ever going to get stimulating conversation in my life, that I may need to think about getting a dog.
More than likely, he's already thinking about someone else.
@@boots7859bruh moment
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dead
🤔 or buttons😂😂😂😂😜.
Get a set of FluentBoyFriend™ buttons and say "Yay ... good boyfriend!" if he ever makes any progress. Or just dump him before it's too later? :D
Bunny is very curly she looks kinda like a supermodel 😊
She is part poodle and I think poodles are the supermodels of the dog world. I have never seen a fat one, they have loooooog legs, they have an elegant way of walking.
Kinda like a cat but that may just be me though
Love her black pajama bottoms
Her legs are so long. She does look like a model.
Her leg's go on for days. Lol
Poor Bunny all she wants are some scritches with her dad, her level of communication and understanding is through the roof! This is so cool!
I know there is so much more to appreciate about Bunny than appearance, but I think she is such a beautiful dog. I love how long her legs are - she's got great gams!
My pup Lily is a sheepadoodle too. She's very herding/pack oriented and gets worried if there's someone in the family who's missing. She likes to walk around the house and poke all of us to make sure we're okay and relaxes significantly when we're all in the same room. I wonder if that's the reason why Bunny asks for Dad when Mom's already in the room - to make sure the whole pack sticks together
Hahahaha she was laughing at her own did dad poop question, she’s so cheeky! ❤️🤣
She is very clearly understanding. She is so adorable but I have to say I LOVE Bunny’s tail. Her tail looks like a huge plume!!!
IKR??? IT'S SO FLUFFY!!!!!!
Bunny is so smart... she seems to enjoy doing it and I love watching her brain work and process everything
Have you ever viewed footage of when she is home alone? Does she talk to herself?
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well stella the talking dog doesnt press the buttons when alone, she only uses them to communicate with her people
@@stinkystonr same with billi the cat
I love sweet Bunny so much! I love to see families loving their dogs a ton.
@@Andrea1542
It's true. Families are everyone living in the home and some people who live away from them
"Dad did poop"
Bunny 2021
Best opening statement 😂😂😂
Looking for this comment 😂💩
Yep, I think Bunny's ready for her run for state representative. 💩
When the question who was asked, she smashed the mom button so decisively
Amazing, and almost spooky! All of us who live with animals know they have feelings, thoughts, empathy, etc. It makes it so much more important to be kind to them!
1:28 i wonder if any pet in the world can understand the concept of work, just out of curiousity? i remember when i was a small child, i didn't understand where money came from. i just thought you got it for free at an ATM! "dad can't give you scritches right now; dad is at work", if Bunny could understand these words, "work" might equal "nasty daily prison that keeps dad away from his family"!
Maybe not to concept of work, but you can get them to recognise that it means x person will be away for some time.
Dad hunt money?
@@saoirsevicteoiria2759 🤣😅🤣😅🤣 hilarious and accurate!
@@saoirsevicteoiria2759 haha, that gets halfway there. probably no dog can understand "money", but "hunt" might be possible for a dog to understand!
Well...Service dogs understand the concept of work. Why couldn't other dogs?
Bunny is doing a great job training these humans!
2:03: Bunny: Do dad hi, all done. ball play.
Translation: Dad said "hi" and that's it. I wanted to play ball. (hmph)
It's the dog equivalent of that video where the toddler is super pissed at their mom cause she didn't say ''I love you'' before leaving for work! 😂
I've been wondering about that exact sentence. I don't think English grammar would be the best one for dogs. Bunny for example uses HMM? in front of a question. Some other languages do that as well. It would be so interesting if some linguistics took a look at this and deciphered dog grammar. Not only would it just be cool to know, it might also help us teach them to communicate even quicker, because we would be communicating in a language that's based on what's natural for THEM.
Do dad hi all done Ball Play: I translate it to: dad didn't (= All done) do (his usual) hi (which is) Ball play
well she said he normally plays after he's done upstairs so I'm thinking she means dad's "all done" working and needs to say hi and play
I wonder if she was asking if dad was all done with dinner so he can play now because he didn't b4?
the mom voice at 1:40 after bunny asked for dad three times in a row was so funny
Jealousy! 😂😂😂
@@brunneng38 Yes. Bunny might prefer dad bcs mom is always pressing the buttons, & mom's laugh is annoying.
Bunny’s tail is EVERYTHING 🤗
Bunny is a very smart girl, but I LOVE the hysterical laughter from Mom! All the love from Calgary ❤️
Lol! She's not just a good negotiator, she's Machiavellian! Gives you the "I love you" to soften you up first! Oh, please, give her a hug from a Malti-poo mom!
That reminds me of Goofy (the doggo of my grandmas friend) could not hear my name without me present, he would always run to the door and wait. It broke m heart.
2:28 oh geez, the more i get to know Bunny, the sadder i feel sometimes out of empathy. probably because i can make guesses more easily on what she means. "Do Dad hi" (make daddy say hello to me!), "All done play" (does playtime not exist anymore?) "Look" (pay attention to the state of loneliness T_T !). aw, Bunny, if only Dad could be cloned and not have to let your usual playtime be disrupted some days!
I think "all done play" was her way of saying "all done eating, so now play" or her way of describing after-dinner play...
@@sophiefilo16 I thought so too :) such a sweetie
“Do dad hi? All done. Play ball, look!”
Is what I think it meant.
Do dad hi all done? Play ball (what I got was dad said hi and left without playing.
Bunny's expression while "Dad" is explaining that yes, he pooped is amazing, omg!! 🤣🤣🤣
What's next, conditional clauses? lol
Such a pretty dog.
Maybe Dad needs a few buttons by him so she can talk to him when he's working.
As a student of linguistics this is amazing. As an animal lover, it doesn't surprise me at all.Bunny is the best, and where you all live is just spectacular.Best wishes from Australia.
I'm constantly amazed by what this dog can communicate w her words. Its so interesting how she puts them together. Her humans are awesome too.
I'm in my late yrs, and all my life I have communicated with animals as children, it's wonderful to see such an incredible family such as yours!
Dad sound come.
Very good, bunny 👍
It’s interesting to see her use like broken English yet it still makes perfect sense
Being a long time dog trainer....
Bunny has shown me many of the things I have suspected about dogs to be true........
I may have to do this with our puppy to see what he comes up with. Emotions, while definitely felt and experienced, are very abstract concepts to talk about and try to explain.
I'm just in awe at how intelligent Bunny is... ❤
She makes me smile soooo big 😊😁❤
Awww, thank YOU so much, Alexis for sharing your Bunny and your hard work. Bunny is wonderful (button for that?!). I wish my dear collie was still here, I'd have got a whole set of talking buttons immediately, he would have adored them. We talked a lot about food and his doggy friends. We had conversations all day long and somehow we both understood each other mostly (he knew about 300 words). I know he used to get frustrated when I didn't understand some of his dog 'words' so buttons would have been a whole new level for us....Though I always knew dogs are people, just a bit more hairy and odiferous ;-)
Bunny really loves her dad 🥺
Curious which sentence structure dogs prefer. Subject verb object (SVO like English), subject object verb (SOV like Korean/Yoda), or something else entirely like verb subject object (VSO). I wonder if homophones like hear/here is difficult for dogs to understand. Not to mention past tense and future tense forms did/do/doing, was/is/going to, etc.
Thats exactly what I want to know. For now this is just another training method
From what I've seen, she seems to tend towards SOV.
I wonder if the icon on the button ‘looks like’ anything to them.
Bunny needs a day bed for upstairs dad 😊
i just got my sheepadoodle puppy Auggie 1 week ago! He is 9 weeks and is so smart, just like Bunny!
Omg! ,In love with Bunny
'Concerned'
I must be Bunny's biggest fan now 😂
I wonder - I’m sure bunny can hear those buttons from almost anywhere in the house. Does she think dad can too? Or is she asking you to go get him
Go was go= We should have already left :D
Bunny's tail looks like a feather duster lol
,, did you hear dad upstairs "? and she just look up and listen. Incredible
She loves her dad. 💚💚💚💚
Bunny’s so cute
She's so smart and pretty. I love watching how she keeps improving on her communication. Great job to Bunny's Mom and Dad for being so great with her. Thx 4 sharing. ☺🤗🐕
My heart overflows with this little girl!
This is the greatest TH-cam channel I have ever watched in all the years of TH-cam! I just ordered these buttons for my dog today after seeing this. I already have these identical conversations with him, but they're one sided. I know he knows what I'm saying bc I've taught him tons of words for the 10 years I've had him. He has a very large vocabulary. Now, he can finally talk back. I cannot wait!!!!
Bunny wants dad.
I’ve came across your videos of Bunny and I have to say it is one of my favorite things to watch! Love dogs but I think Bunny is one of my top favorites. ❤️
Smart dog. Has manners! 🐶 sweetie pie.
This is so blessed and I would like an infinity videos like this forever please and thank you
Bunny definitely understands what she wants. It's amazing!
I notice that when dad is upstairs and can't come down she doesn't "want play", she needs "help" with "ball" 🤣
It's an emergency! 🤣🤣🤣
Your family is the best. Thank you letting me (all of us) into your family and Bunny’s progress. Much love and scratches to all of you.
i am so utterly fascinated with the way she puts her thoughts into words. the way you communicate with each other is so beautiful
“Dad love you play” yup sounds like my 5 year old when she was 3. 💕💕
I'm so impressed by dad sound come. I'm going to try this with my dogs.
I absolutely love this dog!!! She is awesome!!!
Bunny has the longest legs ever. Such grace and poise.
I think this is amazing and you have paved a new pathway for people to communicate with their pets. Amazing!
Bunny so cute i love her
Priceless experience , so perfect communication ,,,, 💕👌
Bunny, I can't take you being so adorable, so just keep on keepin' on lovely girl. LOL
I see it wont be long till dogs are taking your order at the Starbucks drive through
I love Bunny so much but your home is magical.
The more I watch this the more chills run up the back of my neck receiver parlor trick or this Unbelievably Astonishing my dogs look at me and ask for different things without the words and I still understand most of their needs
🤣😂😆The STARE! When Jonny models his bathroom ……wait.
This video made me cry. If I could listen to my furry babies tell me "I love you, thank you", I would pass out. Have to go, I need to go kiss my dogs right now.
I am amazes and she is sooooooo adorable!
Her needing help finding the red ball makes sense because dogs can't see red. It might be difficult for her to distinguish the color of the ball from the color of the floor.
I always thought that the dog could smell the ball if not see it. Though maybe a ball doesn't give off much of a scent.
such a good girl!!!
I'd love to see more of Dad & Bunny.
Just love Bunny and her abilities🇨🇦
I have always wanted an Old English Sheepdog but am allergic to everything but poodles. I love poodles and they became my favorite (and only, lol) dogs. Bunny is the perfect mix. So flipping adorable, and smart.
She's learned so much!
Absolutely astounding. She's starting to try to communicate more complex thoughts.
Goodnight nurse! How amazing!
Bunny might need a "mad" button (like Billy on Billy speaks)
I thought she did have one. She doesn't favour it as much as Billi does, but I'm pretty sure I've heard Bunny say "Mad" in a few videos.
Ahhhhh so cute
The best videos I have ever seen in my life!! Amazing
God that dust mop muppet tail! Love it
This is so cool...amazing to really Co firm the looks they give us and the actions they take
This is amazing!! To be able to commujicate with your adorable dog! Truly awesome to be able to hear some thoughts!
Oh this makes me sad & happy.
So cute. God help me.
now I want a dog even more