Bunny Does More Than Talk

Bunny the "talking" Sheepadoodle" does more than talk. Making sure dogs get plenty of mental stimulation is important to their overall well-being.
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[@sepiae]

It's very rewarding to see someone not just 'owning' a dog, but integrating development and mutual experience as an important part of the day. So many dogs mentally waste away in relationships marked by perpetual misunderstanding and deep rifts generated by their uninvolved humans, so it's always refreshing to watch involvement. There must be a reason for someone wanting to live with another species, other than just wanting a fluffy pet. It's all about the encounter.

[@atomicplaygirl66]

Yes. It kind of makes me sad to know there is so much potential that we have....up till now..... failed to see or foster. 😕

[@solar0wind]

I was already in discussions with people who claimed that training your dog with positive reinforcement is animal abuse and making them to slaves. "My dog was never trained and he behaves well". Awesome. Regularly, dogs are put down because they developed bad behaviour due to a lack of training, so basically they had to die because of their owner's negligence. If dogs behave well without any training, fine, but many need training. Not just for security (so reinforcing good behaviour), but also for fun and mental stimulation.

[@indecisiveimbecile7576]

Long story short: It’s the same with some other animals, too! While it might not be that they’re necessarily put down for bad behavior, a lot of smaller animals are relocated over and over for bad behavior due to a lack of training. I teach my guinea pigs simple tricks with fruit pieces as a reward once a week. They know stand (on back legs), paws up (on any object), and turn (in a circle). It’s a little more difficult training both at the same time as they fight over attention, but I feel bad separating them because then you see the other one scratching at the fence trying to reach the treats. It stimulates them. I also like to hide their food or build obstacle courses or mazes to see how they react. I haven’t done so since my eldest passed away, however; he was the one who really enjoyed puzzles. I also train our cat, and she actually responds really quickly to praise or scolding. A simple “ah-ah” is enough to turn her away from something, which I thought was interesting considering how often she gets in trouble. Sometimes when it takes a while to call her, the dog will help me look, as well, which usually wakes her up if she’s inside. She knows sit, stand (on back legs), and turn (in a circle) though she’s found a loophole by turning around and sitting in a different spot so she can try to get a treat for both. She’s a big beggar and teases the dog several times a day, which I hope to improve in the future. As for the dog, he knows paw, jump, sit, shake, wait/stay, lay, roll, come, and go home. I train him at least every other day, as well as the cat, to keep them stimulated and reinforce positive behaviors.

[@WishZaki]

@@solar0wind totally 👍

[@sofiapagen]

What an AWESOME comment!!!

[@cleverfoxcrochet]

This just might be my favorite bunny video. Gives me even more inspiration to teach our pup conversation. She already does so many of these things, can't wait to learn more with her!

[@atomicplaygirl66]

This has to be a top 5 fav from your videos. You are teaching us how to get into our dog's thought process. Once we understand how they approach and solve problems..... the rest is up to us being good creative teachers. I esp liked how you have learned that physical movement is a link to learning language. I'm definitely going to remember that as I teach. THANK YOU! Please tell Bunny her little brown beard is very cute.

[@matvprado]

Love it

[@joeyj6808]

I was gonna say how lucky you are to have Bunny, but the fact is, she's also lucky to have you! You are great together! Very glad to have you both on YT!

[@WishZaki]

Yes 👍

[@matvprado]

We’re lucky to have them

[@whataboutbunny]

Thank you

[@joeyj6808]

@@whataboutbunny I'm having a rough year, but having Bunny vids - as well as Billi Speaks and Max of Shibe Nation - has kept me smiling through the worst of it. So Thank YOU for sharing your amazing family!

[@megantaylor2871]

You’re telling me I can teach my dog to file HER OWN NAILS??!?! Hey Heidi!

[@AMKN75]

Mind blown! 😊

[@heatherkemp1846]

My big dog struggles doing his back claws but then nothing exists any further back than his ears. I started with a flat bit of wood and sandpaper which worked well with both the big dogs and the little dogs. Next I got a length of guttering which is half a tube. I put the sandpaper into that and I find it works really well and gets the dew claw too. They think its a great game xxxx

[@marybarton1402]

Wow!!! Thanks for thinking of that!!! Amazing!! I'm sure she spends a lot of time with Bunny!! But why wouldn't you!!!?? She's cute and smart!!

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Yes. But only front paws. lol

[@mynamewhatis7254]

I was super impressed with the mimicry and putting the loops on that pole thing!

[@mikael7084]

Yes! I'm definitely getting one of those for my dog :)

[@LaMangouste]

"Plenty of metal stimulation" turns on AC/DC for my dog

[@hs2874]

I’ve had such a shitty year and this dog is one of the few things that manage to bring a smile to my face still

[@solar0wind]

Great! And I hope this shows to certain people that animal training (with positive reinforcement) is NOT animals abuse, but instead a really rewarding thing for dogs!

[@livelongandprospermary8796]

My dog could give a shit less about training and rewards. NOTHING motivates her (not toys, not treats, not attention/love). Nothing but struggle every day for like a year while I trained her. I WISH I had a dog like Bunny who found training fun and exciting.

[@solar0wind]

@@livelongandprospermary8796 Hmm interesting. My dog doesn't like to play either, but she's pretty food motivated and she likes short training sessions with lots of treats. Also she always showed interest in agility (e.g. she loves climbing up things that dogs can climb and things like balancing on fallen trees), even though her formal training just started recently (she's 8). Maybe you could ask a dog trainer what could be the issue/how your dog would be more motivated. If she shows any physical symptoms, maybe your dog is not just unmotivated, but maybe has a health problem, although I suspect that that's not the issue, since you said that they are like that from the beginnig. I wish you luck to maybe find something your dog is more passionate about!

[@ArtemisScribe]

We've always used the phrase "A very happy bunny" in our house to describe total contentment but I never realised just how happy a Bunny could be!

[@NikitaSharma-bs4gg]

its beautiful how much you have worked with her and its reflects in her intelligence

[@FireTurkey]

The perfect video for 1:45 AM

[@Charlie-nr7sr]

Lmao ikr!

[@caitlinh6937]

For me too

[@apiscerana7085]

Yeah that's my time

[@FireTurkey]

@@robbsany6051 Times zones are just black magic.

[@sevans1414]

Don’t call me out like this 🙈

[@mdinunzio7610]

This is amazing and I love your videos but honestly just asking does this kind of training and devotion take all your time? Not saying pets aren't worth it but does this level of communication with your pet take all your spare time or do you still enjoy human interests outside of your pet like hobbies that are not pet related at all? I don't mean to be negative or say pets dont deserve our love and devotion it's just, this seems like A LOT,for the average pet owner. And while I love your videos and thank you for sharing this amazing part of your life, I know it's more than I could handle. Maybe I'm wrong and only think that way because I don't have pets and this isn't as monumental as it seems to me. I dunno. But im genuinely curious as to what this all takes even if I know I don't have it in me. And also thank you. I love varcariously through your videos as a "pet owner" because I genuinely love Bunny and your relationship and it makes me so happy to watch these videos even if I know, I couldn't do it myself

[@ArtemisScribe]

I know people who are involved in agility and training with very demanding jobs. One of my friends has two gorgeous dogs and she does this kind of training with them (her pups don't have buttons though so there's less of that) while also being a full time high school teacher which obviously takes up a lot of time and emotional effort, especially right now. Her dogs get walked daily and get training time and play time every day. You don't need to do tons of stuff each day but you do need to do stuff consistently with your pet. Especially things that they clearly enjoy and find challenging. And yes, my friend still has non-dog hobbies!

[@gglydie4242]

While I am no shining example, from what I understand, training sessions like this don't need to be long, in fact they recommend 15-20 minutes can be enough to spend your dogs energy and their concentration will drop off after too long. So, the theory is to do just this amount each day if you can. Watching this video, I'm reminding myself how much I enjoyed this time with my dog when I was doing it, and I'd like to start it again, as it's fun and a great bonding experience :)

[@rosemali3022]

I'm not a dog owner but your comment reminded me of a question I had while watching it. Its said that scientifically cats are smarter than dogs, but I've never had a cat that needed this level of stimulation to be satisfied. Then again, I've never had a 100% indoor cat either, and nature and all her beauty definitely provide plenty of exciting fun. I dont know if my girl currently would even allow me to train her anyways. (She only does 3/4 fetch. Brings it back half way. But boy is she smart, I swear and can provide many examples of her understanding complex English sentences). Anyways, it sounded like you havent ever really had a pet, but also that you would like one. I would actually suggest a kitten or an older cat. (Or two of you get kittens bc they will entertain each other indefinitely and arent any harder to clean up after). Easy to care for and easy to love. Just dont make the mistake that they are gonna be like the stereotypical cat from memes. I've never met or owned one like that I and place the blame on the owner if they are. Cats LOVE to love. Often in their own way, but its your responsibility to figure it out and train against inappropriate behavior. I have a lot of experience raising kittens so if you think that could be a possibility lmk and I can share a few tips. That said, if you are interesting in a pet, cats are awesome because you dont have to be homeevery day, let alone every 8 hours. They dont eat unless they are hungry and dont have to be let outside to do their business. Also, when/if they love you, it's because they have decided you are their person and that is special

[@chasethecat3839]

@@rosemali3022 none of what u said about cats is true.

[@nalathenoodlegator7435]

I’m starting to think Bunny is exceptional. I’ve worked with my dogs ALL my life and never knew they can imitate humans!!! She is really smart!!!

[@NitroIndigo]

I didn't know there were scratchboards for dogs. Also, what about this channel attracts skeptics? I haven't seen any rude comments on BilliSpeaks.

[@RustyNips]

I think it's because billi is a cat and people are scared of getting a cat mad and suffer the consequences

[@kasiamleczarska9078]

I've seen some skeptics on Billi's videos as well

[@rosemali3022]

I've seen less an less lately, but I know exactly what you mean. Some reasons I've thought of is that Bunny is more popular, which would also draw more negativity. But also, have you ever noticed how cats are "girls" and dogs are "boys"? ( which is why culturally cats are known to be sassy , and all the other things people say, like evil or purposefully demanding, etc. None of which I've ever experiences despite raising many cats). Anyways, although it's possible for this train of thought to work both ways, [ie. Men favor dogs so they hate kitty more than bunny], I actually think that men are less likely to click on a "cat can talk video". I kinda also think it's possible they are threatened by bunny? I dont really know, but it's a thought because I have noticed the majority of angry comments are left by males. It could also just be that trolls found fertile ground here by being shitty. Maybe none of the above. I dont hesitate to say I just enjoyed a respectful conversation about gender and that could easily have influenced my thoughts on the subject. Take care all!

[@RustyNips]

@@rosemali3022 it's also likely that the billi channel just filters and deletes more mean comments then bunny's channel

[@doorbel9084]

@@RustyNips There are more comments to go through on this channel, and I think their main platform is still Tiktok

[@21bebaescandon]

I just can't with her cuteness and intelligence. She got a great teacher too. We love and admire your work and outcomes. Thanks for sharing Bunny with us!!!

[@HarshMelon]

Just an FYI that my KZbin suggestion list is full of Bunny videos being reposted by somebody called Maya. I hate to see them stealing your content!!

[@lindatisue733]

That came up in my play list too. Report it and down vote Maya.

[@appolonius5468]

That channel posts Bunny videos from Insta that aren't published on KZbin, and links to the Insta account in the description. It's fine, it does that for many other pets as well.

[@TieDyeVikki]

@@appolonius5468 Yeah, I noticed some of her uploads don't appear on this channel. I'm not on Instagram (or any other social media), so I appreciate it. It seems like her primary motivation is to help spread awareness of this button training, not to rip people off.

[@SunflowerSunflower101]

"metal" stimulation - LOL - what is her fave metal band?

[@adrianastrothers2468]

I love ur videos so much!! I wish you guys all the best!!💫😊

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

It's amazing how much of a bond you develop with your dog when you teach them something a bit involved -- more than just sitting down when you're giving them a snack. Same with cats.

[@lackofsupervision]

I see you're slowly working towards teaching Bunny to do the household taxes

[@jaunabeeks3572]

Bunny is such a sweet, gentle soul, all 3 of you are lucky to have each other.

[@TieDyeVikki]

FYI: If you regularly walk your dog on pavement/concrete, its nails will naturally stay ground down and smooth. (Just be careful in the summertime with hot surfaces, as it can burn their pads.)

[@cleverfoxcrochet]

You'd have to RUN your dog, HARD on concrete for about 2 miles every few days to have this be the exclusive nail care technique.. 20 years as a pet care expert, training(obedience, agility, service), grooming(pet, show, creative), dog sports( agility, lure coursing), showing.... The list goes on...

[@cleverfoxcrochet]

Forgot to mention some breeds don't benefit from short nails, especially active working breeds... Reuters are meant to have longer nails to help them dig, small game hunters need slightly longer nails to help them grip and turn swiftly

[@TieDyeVikki]

@@cleverfoxcrochet Well I didn't necessarily mean it would be the exclusive nail care technique, as it would of course depend on how active the dog is and how long and often you walk or run it. But in any case, it definitely helps. I didn't have to cut my Bernese Mountain Dog's nails too often (it varied with the seasons and time spent on walks, as I don't tolerate extreme heat and cold well). And since I didn't own a nail grinder (he probably would've been a big baby about the noise and vibration), I'd just use the clippers to take off length and then let the road grind them smooth. I once knew a large breed dog who mostly lived on concrete (he did spend some time in the house too but couldn't be left alone), and he got very few walks (he did get to run around and play in the back yard every day, but that wouldn't have ground his nails), and his nails never needed cut and they were always smooth. Not that I'd recommend having your dog live on concrete. I'm just saying, all he did on that concrete for a good part of the day was lie down, get up (somewhat of a strain for a big dog), and walk around some, and that was enough to keep his nails ground down.

[@georgelake8242]

OMG the nail file I have to try with my dog he's a rescue rottweiller mix and he will not allow us to clip his nails and he's too strong for us to try

[@doc_sav]

I got a lot of ideas from this, thanks!

[@WordsFlowMagnetic]

Wow, you are SUCH a great dog mom. I can really tell how you adore her

[@emelphick4742]

Wow this is fantastic! She is one smart pupper! Great job both of you!! 😄👏👏👏💕🐕

[@andreannaluna]

This gonna be the first dog to talk for real for real with all the wonderful training she’s been getting! Lol I can see how stimulating it can be for her that’s wonderful!

[@Chopleng]

bunny

[@livelongandprospermary8796]

I’m so impressed. I have one dog who is motivated by anything good (attention, pets/scratchies, toys sometimes) and one dog who hates everything. She won’t even take treats sometimes. She would also be terrified half to death of those buttons 😂🤷‍♀️

[@rosemali3022]

This is totally from left field, especially because most of my experience is with cats. But if you havent yet, try and communicate with her on her own terms. Try and imagine yourself into her experience. Try and see things from her perspective and hear them that way too, which is like WAY louder. I recently learned that chickens react to planes the same way they react to birds of prey. Getting into her head a bit might help you figure out the way she likes to be communicated with. To tell you a secret, when I get a new kitten I pretend to groom them with my mouth just like a mother would. (And as a kid I actually did that until I learned how to fake it lol). Often holding back a bit learning how to communicate in their personal language helps a lot. Of course, you may have already tried all of this, but on case it could help improve your relationship I hope I end up helping. Take care!

[@EmunahFL]

Bunny is so cute and so intelligent! I love her videos. ☺️

[@kathywilliamson3946]

Awesome job, Bunny🐾❤️🐾

[@lssaja]

this is just precious

[@christinek3122]

I'm obsessed with this dog! Keep uploading!!!!! I've watched every one 😍

[@lhmcd5538]

Just wonderful. Thank you.

[@TieDyeVikki]

She is soooo smart! And cute! Love your relationship. :) Are you teaching her to dance with you? Looks like she's already got the basic moves down. I know she's pretty tall, but can she weave in and out of your legs? Also can she stand up on her back legs? I bet she'd have fun dancing.

[@thegoatmama9693]

Thank you so much for this video! It's delightful to see other areas of Bunny's intelligence. She is such a darling. I was floored when I saw her playing with the rings and the mimicry was adorable!

[@tiffanyspaulding221]

This was one of my favorite videos you've ever done. Thank you for inspiring training ideas for my fur baby.

[@vilhelmsauers1734]

Question to owners: What do you say when Skeptics tell you. Bunny doesn't understand what she's doing. She's just doing what she's told to do. High intelligence is about adapting on the fly and learning on her own without any input from a outside person or source.

[@sharongagnist6428]

Great videos, great dog, and great humans = highly entertaining! 💖

[@karinhenson8201]

Wow you have done an amazing job training Bunny. She is so sweet.

[@audjaiboyd1609]

Awwwww just so adorable!! Bunny you have people who love you in South Carolina🥰

[@ThatPash]

This is beyond adorable.

[@stevenopolis3155]

I had a dream that I adopted a litter of Bunny puppies. There were four of them.

[@claytonskids6764]

Outstanding ! Lucky Bunny 🤗💕 and Lucky You 🤗💕

[@beckystrahan4445]

Duh! Of course Bunny can do all that!!! She’s made Covid a little easier! Thank you for sharing her with us!!!

[@pleasepassthebutterinsta]

Bunny is my new favorite flooff in the whole world ♡

[@tania3899]

I don't know why this speed up video reminds me The Sims

[@tomatassnkuchne9216]

You are train your dog happy and clever and that's would I do when I have ever a dog again. It's amazing to see how you both work together. I love it

[@peeka16146]

Wow!! I just can't believe how extraordinary Bunny is! She's so adorable, smart, and sweet!! If we could just clone her and sell her, the world would be a happier place 🙏🏽💕 #godblessbunny

[@TheTinyZoo03]

Can you teach a dog this well if you get it later in its life? I'm getting a 2 maybe 3 year-old dog and she isn't well trained.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Try it and report back!

[@yourgayness]

Absolutely ! Have you ever seen the Jim Carey version of The Grinch? The dog in that movie ('Max') was an adult dog rescued from the pound ! There are countless examples of dogs being rescued from shelters and pounds and being trained for movies and such, which just goes to show you absolutely CAN teach old dogs new tricks !

[@mrfluffles9316]

Honestly i think my worst nightmare of the sound board is lets say in the middle of the night you hear bunny say "help help help help" "Stranger Stranger" "House House" with the soundboard, i would be FREAKED out

[@rosemali3022]

But also you would be alert. Ehhh?

[@mrfluffles9316]

@@rosemali3022 True but just waking up in the middle of the night and you just hear "stranger in house" it can be PRETTY CREEPY

[@richar6413]

First video with so many subscribers, to have 0 dislikes

[@GirlMomma]

Geez, I feel like a bad dog owner and I spoil my dog so badly! Great job sweet Bunny and you have a wonderful mommy!

[@GirlMomma]

@@whataboutbunny the videos of you and Bunny are what I look forward to every day, I just watch and rewatch. You're both just so amazing. 💕

[@curleygumbo1487]

An exceptional animal.

[@Lk__]

Cute!

[@lspiegel5704]

What a smart girl!

[@peaches-lemons2425]

EEEEeEeEeeeE YESSS BUNNY

[@fudgepuppy9683]

4:25 metal stimulation? Perfect. *fucking blasts 120 decibel gorgoroth* More like dogoroth

[@Iblamethebarrels]

I love this wow

[@catcolb11]

Training is such a great means of bonding with your companion animals, and for enriching their lives. I clicker train my cats, and have happier, better behaved cats because of it. I adore watching Bunny's training sessions! Such fun!

[@gilannev9171]

Bunny is beautiful and clever ...and you are so patient and nurturing ...love you both🥰

[@maralfniqle5092]

That was super entertaining, you both so in sync, lovely👏🏼👏🏼

[@BitSmythe]

Wonderful Video, LOVE watching about bunny! (You DO NOT need loud music in the background.)

[@austJW]

Don't worry bunny, the downvotes are just dogs missing the paw target 🐾🐶🐕‍🦺🐕🐩

[@Kellykittymom]

Very impressive, but then again.... Bunny's a smart girl ❣️😁

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

Good Buns

[@ItsSuzanR]

This was excellent!!! I’ve not got my buttons yet but my pup and I are working on paw touch and he’s got it all ready in a day!!! So I will work on some of these other ‘tricks’ too which will help him learn when our buttons arrive! Thank you for sharing!!! Love from Canada 😄💗🦁

[@whirligig5006]

Bunny and Mummy having fun together! Just lovely to watch. xx

[@2ndmoon]

04:26 "metal stimulation" got me a little confused for a second lol

[@canidconsulting5118]

Bunny is a true marvel, and I'm delighted to see such an excellent example of cross-species learning and education that emphasizes mutual communication. The videos are both fun and thought provoking, so glad you've chosen to share and have reached such a large audience. We use modeling/mimicry a lot with wolves and primitive canids. They are instinctively excellent observational learners and hard wired for learning and language in a cooperative social context. Not that dogs aren't, but with wild or primitive canids, it's an inborn survival trait - one that was capitalized on and integral to the domestication process. Despite what some research with wild or primitive canids seems to demonstrate (the "point/follow" testing on wolves comes to mind), they are true masters of nuance and detail oriented observation. For example, when you house wolves or primitive canines, you quickly learn to shield how locks, doors, and other access operations work, as you can be sure they're watching closely and taking copious notes.

[@sueo.6731]

So, so, so in love with your dog. She's amazing! But you are, too. I'd guess that lack of training skills and patience are the biggest problems with dogs not learning. You make a great team!

[@leopixels404]

this dog knows how to do more things than me

[@robinphilp6579]

It seems like bunny would be great in those dog dancing competitions.

[@LolaLeona]

Bunny videos always get me to smile, I love it! Thank you! Hope I can get my soon-to-be-born pinscher to talk aswell! I loooooove animals!

[@saralynn518]

If only I didn’t have four dogs. I feel like this is much easier with just one or two or someone to watch them during training. The buttons would be a trampled mess haha

[@lauren7376]

I saw someone with a bunch of cats who only trained one to use the buttons.

[@saralynn518]

@@lauren7376 This just leads me to more questions. Eventually, would the one start speaking on behalf of the others? It's really interesting to think about and would probably make a good horror sci-fi novel.

[@pandapearl385]

I cant thank you enough for sharing Bunny with us! Your vids make me realize how much pets value interactions with humans, and how much they enjoy physical interactions like scratches and pets. I take my interactions with my pets much more seriously now and make sure they all get lots of interaction.

[@thatrandomchick3607]

Do you get funding for this so that you can full time train her and work with her? Or are you working 24/7 with bunny and your job

[@colleenforrest7936]

I wonder if there is a way to use some form of "doggy sign language" and a combination of different bark types instead of the buttons?

[@Akin467]

I love watching Bunny think. I swear sometimes it looks like she’s about to say something!

[@jessicalawrence1997]

This was fantastic! Would you be able to make/recommend some videos on how you taught her to do all those things?

[@MazerTime]

Ohhh i love it. Do you recommend good channels to follow to learn how to teach tricks? I thought my (parent's) dog basic stuff, gestures and so on, like go to the direction i point so she can run with me when i skate, but thats stuff she naturally learn. I tried to train here to shake hand and failed miserably. I think she is probably too old to learn buttons, but i hope to get a puppy when i can, and i want to start good.

[@sheiswunderland3398]

She is soooooo intelligent!

[@melancolielupine2023]

I feel kinda ashamed because I don't learn tricks to my doggos now >_

[@shawnwales696]

It's not just about food rewards, most dogs have an innate desire to please the leader and will work for that once they learn the behavior so you don't have to give a food reward every time to reinforce. This is good for everyone as it reinforces the relationship, stimulates the dog and enriches human and fog. Wonderful to see you working with Bunny so well.

[@biscuitpotato8185]

LOL "Orbit" Defenition of what my cat wants me to do around her.

[@otterbeans]

What a wonderful owner, and a very sweet dog. They would make a great team for therapy work.

[@KJ-oon]

Amazing. I LOVE Bunny. X♡ 🐾❤🐾❤🐾❤

[@tffnyhenkel]

I'm sure the treats don't hurt her wanting to work on her rear end moves! XD Shared with my pitbull rescue, there are some good tips in there for some of them that get bored easily.

[@Micksoffthings]

I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm.

[@Bruh90000]

How come sometimes you call Bunny a girl and other times a boy?

[@rvserious8317]

Bunny is so smart! i can't even get my 10 month puppy to get down 3 stairs.

[@colleenforrest7936]

I wonder if there is a way to use the scratch board instead of buttons? Like how the dog scratches or paws the board makes a word?

[@taralown7023]

Girl says im not a one trick pony

[@macareuxmoine]

Bunny is the bestest. A video with her definitely makes any day better 🥰

[@Lesuhlee]

What command are you using to tell Bunny to mimic you?

[@deborahsmall4798]

I notice you reward often with food....what is it you use?

[@dstmars1]

Wow! Bunny is a very special dawg.

[@brassy49er37]

Wouldn’t it be better to just put the scratch board on the floor?