Play Time - Bunny Using The Play Button

Who will play, come, now? Bunny uses the play button in different ways. Spooky The Cat takes a nap.
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[@2fortsmostwanted]

It's interesting how she usually says "come play" instead of just "play"

[@darlenefraser3022]

She was looking at the cat when she was saying “Now!” and “Play”. I mean, you need not use courtesy to a CAT! 😂 Later when she was specifically looking at Mom, she did say, “Come play” a couple of times.

[@ellizaarahim]

Poor Bunny, Spooky just doesn't care to play play now now. Spooky might understand, but like most cats, they'd much rather ignore requests that are not theirs.

[@indiacoers2611]

I love Bunny!!!! She is the smartest girl ever! She does so good with her buttons and expressing herself! I love watching her! ❤

[@nalathenoodlegator7435]

I think you need to develop a feather duster inspired by Bunny’s tail. I would be much happier cleaning with the “Bunny duster”.... 😂🤣😹❤️ Lol!!!

[@sere2594]

"Spooky doesn't want to play", Bunny looks for BS button..

[@MrHarbltron]

poor bunny just wants to play with spooky this is wild to me because I try to talk and interact with animals as though they can understand me and treat them with dignity, and even without buttons I know that there's a dialogue happening. it's one thing to have anecdotal experience however as opposed to seeing this sort of behavior recorded and vastly expanded and expounded upon.

[@joeyj6808]

My thoughts exactly!

[@yen-8680]

That “sound paw” was brilliant 🤩

[@batteryecho4587]

It’s so fascinating that Bunny sees her mom’s hand as a “paw”

[@QiotiCoyote]

like the fact that she puts together that our hands are like her paws. thats big in a way i can't explain i don't have the words but our hands do different things than her paws and we don't walk on our hands or anything but her mom pushes the buttons with her hands and tells her her (bunny) paws are paws so to make that connection its just so amazing

[@QiotiCoyote]

@lullaby I think she wanted her mom to talk to her!

[@littlewillowlinda]

"First of all, cat doesn't want to play " 😂😂😂

[@noellebridgman-wile5635]

Mom: “You want ‘love you’?” Bunny: “Later.” Yeah, I have a teenager. I feel this.

[@ozzush]

7:03 the way her tail falls down after she hears that there will be no tug, then rises up a bit when Bunny asks for a ball game, then drops again when she gets another no...

[@sprucetwigs4864]

so cute (/^o^)/

[@bitter-bit]

So true

[@AlexisDimes]

Just like a little kid. Her behavior is so kid like. So cute

[@jadedbelle4788]

I think Bunny wants a sibling. The cats just aren't holding up their end as playmates

[@bananamanchester4156]

Bunny whenever her demands are not immediately met: 0_0

[@Tiffany-iq8ex]

"I learned to talk for a reason."

[@taralown7023]

Spookys like "get ur shit together fur ball - pressing buttons all day, play with yourself!'" lolol

[@werdna1969]

My primary takeaway from the Clever Hans case was that our animal companions are almost preternaturally gifted at taking nonverbal cues from their human partners.

[@bcgrote]

Like the recent story of the guy with his leg in a cast, and the dog suddenly started limping. Vet discovered no injury - pup was sympathetically copying master!

[@noonenowhere877]

It's weird cause humans are not necessarily good at taking non-verbal cues from animals. But plenty of animals seem to be quite skilled at taking nonverbal cues from us.

[@rosemali3022]

@@noonenowhere877 In my opinion it's just a matter of the level of importance one gives to theother. Also, I think that humans have more shared expressions than most animals do, because we are raised in a group and they often arent, so many of their expressions are their own. If someone pays close enough attention they can get at least a decent amount of understanding with their pets. I know my cats playing (by herself) meows, and her "I'm outside let me in", "I'm on the roof" let me in' "let me out" etc meows. Plus the difference between "I love you ", "stop that", and "noooo different way" nibbles. Plus a dozen or more things. However, she had me totally beat. She understands so much of English language it's a bit crazy. To the point I can day full sentences she has never heard before and figure it out. The only thing is I don't think she would accept training.

[@lizzalkula376]

They have to be, don't they? Most animals use non-verbal skills to communicate with each other and other animals. Think of course, the wagging of a dog's tail, the ears being folded back on a cat or horse, even the ruffled feathers on a bird. I know I've learned that cats became "talkative" (meowing) to give them a way to communicate with humans because they noticed we make sounds. They are known to be very quiet animals that don't (usually) meow in the 'wild' unless it's a mother cat to her kittens or vice versa (of course there's some exception to this rule). I feel like, but I'm not sure and I'm not looking it up although I'm curious if it's true, that it may be the same with dogs. Or at least some breeds. Dogs use non-verbal first, such as the tail wag mentioned earlier, or the bowing when they want to play, or turning on their backs to show submission or even love. I wonder if they learned barking, or at least barking *more*, from being with verbal humans?

[@ilovealexo]

Those little tantrums when the cat wouldn't play were hilarious 🤣

[@The_Real_Mier]

My dog doesn’t have buttons to express himself, but he ALWAYS tries to play with cats too. And every single time he is utterly surprised, followed by sheer disappointment, when it turns out that CATS DON’T WANT TO PLAY!!! LOLOLOL!!!

[@PaulGuy]

"Bunny, what's this?" "I'll answer you...after you pet me!"

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

3:05 incredible... she seems to have a whole sentence worked out, and doesn't look up for your reply until she's gotten it all out.

[@redhotmoon1656]

"Bunny takes a bath and loses her mind." 😂

[@dorothyyoung8231]

Our dog does this. It’s like he’s trying to blow dry himself!

[@ranunculus861]

Please remove the background music. I’d enjoy the video without it better

[@rrrreidlin]

haha, after bath keyboard smash

[@noonenowhere877]

I feel like if Bunny wants to play with a cat she has to find a cat breed that likes play as an adult and also one that grew up around dogs. Most adult cats either don't know how to play with dogs or they just aren't interested in playing at all.

[@arowace498]

i felt like the way she was talking about it that they do play sometimes though.

[@pradeepverma4657]

I want these buttons so badly..But they are charging 300% import duty on these buttons 😮😮😮😕

[@DogMechanic]

"help scritches" You're quite a well trained human, aren't ya?

[@QiotiCoyote]

I cant express my emotions over the "sound paw" like wow

[@zoexin3849]

Bun: Come! Play! Play! (~tail shaking~) Mom: play? Play later. (stop shaking....)

[@missyb9879]

Imagine if Bunny had a brother or sister and they could talk to each other. I am always amazed watching Bunny's videos

[@Aguywandering]

I do believe that dogs without buttons can communicate. I don’t know if dogs have a common language, or if they just use body language. Probably the lateral. I just couldn’t see how dogs could learn their language very well, they are taken from their mums at such a young age.

[@wickandde]

I think you guys need to get her another equally active sibling to play with. Would be amazing to see how they communicate with eachother on the keyboard or if they do at all

[@ax8621]

here comes your first reply before your comment get thousands of likes

[@jaeshasway]

Animals have their own language and way of communicating. They don’t need words, people do.

[@solar0wind]

@@jaeshasway Actually, there are cases of apes using a communication system designed by researchers to communicate with each other. And they were of the same species. Animals communicate in very different ways. That's also why many dogs and cats don't get along if they're not used to each other. They misunderstand each others' body cues. There's more to animal communication than we know at the moment, and that's why I want to become a researcher in that field. (I'm in my 3rd semester at uni now.) However, human communication is most likely superior to all other animal communication systems because we can talk about many more things, even about abstract ones. This is believed to be one of the main reasons why our species has been so successful. There were many many species of apes in the past, but most of them died out. One of the reasons probably being that they couldn't communicate new ideas as effectively, so they couldn't invent new ways of living to adapt to changing environments. We can share ideas, pass them on through the generations, learn from our history, share knowledge, and much more. Getting to the point that I'm able to write this comment to you on my phone took hundreds of thousands of years of passing on knowledge. Humanity today stands on the shoulders of giants. And those giants are the collective knowledge and ideas of our species. No other species has amassed so much knowledge and innovation. And why were we able to do that? Because of language. This is not meant to belittle other animals. I love other animals. It's just to give you some more admiration for human languages. They are truly remarkable.

[@sprucetwigs4864]

@@solar0wind mortal tongue sucks big time. it could still use alot of improvement

[@solar0wind]

@@sprucetwigs4864 I don't really know why you say "mortal tongue". After all there are no immortal beings apart from certain jellyfish species and other primitive organisms as far as we know. And I doubt that they have sophisticated communication systems. If you mean "human languages"; well, we can't describe things like how colours look, so yes, there are a few things that could be better, but saying that it "sucks big time" is not really the best description, considering that this "bad" system allowed for the invention of smart phones and other things. If language sucked as much as you seem to think, then you couldn't write this comment because mobile phones and computers would never have been invented.

[@2ndmoon]

Does bunny use the buttons to talk to the cat too?

[@AlanPeery]

Bunny is certainly using the buttons to talk about the cat. At 0:38, Spooky lays down and Bunny taps "later". It's *likely* that the first few seconds are Bunny asking Spooky to play, but it's not as certain.

[@Nr4747]

Not 100% sure, but it's crazy to me that Bunny clearly understood the sentence "Spooky doesn't want to play" at 1:50 and acted annoyed at him.

[@ghost-hn2lh]

Now. Now. Play. Play. *Play.*

[@makisback]

Later.

[@NitroIndigo]

That sounds like Billi.

[@Aguywandering]

@@NitroIndigo nah Billi says, “Come now, catnip, catnip, mad.”

[@sprucetwigs4864]

@@Aguywandering mad.... mad..... mad.... mad..... mad.... mad..... mad..... mad..... mad...... mad.mad.... mad..mad mad mad..... MAD

[@Robocopnik]

Bunny has exceptional comedic timing.

[@mr.hoppelelefant2350]

I think Bunny wants a partner to play with and maybe she'll pass on some of her skills.. would be hilarious if the cat started using her buttons ✌

[@skullsaintdead]

Woah, what if Bunny had a friend who also used the buttons? Imagine that, two dogs having a convo together. Amazing. She (and her mum and dad) are awesome.

[@sprucetwigs4864]

im doing that when i get my two toy poodles, we are going to be the happiest friends

[@noonenowhere877]

I feel like dogs don't need buttons to understand each other. They are both dogs after all.

[@skullsaintdead]

@@noonenowhere877 True and I mean, dogs generally communicate really well with us anyhow. They'll let you know when they're hungry, want a walk, a pat, a play. They're amazing creatures. I feel the buttons are probably most valuable in communicating pain.

[@WordsFlowMagnetic]

The Hmmmmm button reminds me of how with my old labrador, I would ask him questions and he could always tell I wanted a response from my tone or pause or whatever. Normally, though, he would just sneeze or blow air out of his nose. What a smart boy :')

[@dmc898]

I love Bunny so much. Shes restless and wants to play. What dog does not want to play. I know animals are much smarter then people give them credit for. I wish people would just understand this and stop questioning Bunny. Aside from being smart she is beyond adorable! Those sweet paws and her eyes, the look she gives Alexa (mom). They have such a strong bond and love. Please keep the youtube videos coming. They are longer so there is more to enjoy and please do more of Bunny with Beacher, Selena and Tango. That video was SOOOOO CUTE, she jumped off the floor, she was so happy. Love her so much.

[@juliakauffman3639]

I would love to see what is physical going on in her brain and if it is like what happens in human brains as we talk and process language

[@kimw1520]

She's sassy

[@jp8649]

I've actually been trying to remember the name of the Clever Hans thing, but have been too lazy to look it up. Thank you for that! I took a bunch of classes on equine behavior and it's come up a few times, but I was wondering if anything like that could be happening now. I've been super interested in how this could be crossed over for a horse and it seems like it could easily be done with target training. I hope someone tries it soon. I would if I wasn't chronically ill and still had a horse. Really appreciate these videos, especially the ones that have bits focused on training.

[@weakamna]

The thing I feel is different here is that Clever Hans wasn't really learning to communicate, he just learned to do what amounts to basic tricks in the style of "if this then that". What bunny is doing feels a lot more like actual communication. For example, she initiates conversations herself and is actively asking for others to help her fulfill her needs.

[@AlanPeery]

@@weakamna And the "later" at 0:38 which is prompted by the cat's action of lying down, not a human prompt.

[@brendalg4]

I wish I would have known about this when I had animals capable of doing it. I had a horse but it passed away. I don't think I would be physically able to take care of a horse anymore. The dog we have now is blind and older.

[@brendalg4]

@Smileyrie.yeppoon since the time I wrote this, I realized that she was deaf. Not sure if she is having cognitive problems. I still might try to do something like retrain old commands with physical cues. If it was just that she was blind I know that she could do it

[@Cattooo-k3i]

What will happen if she heard ' Sound Settle Bunny Bye '? XD

[@wilberforce95]

that "sound paw" moment was pretty rad.

[@Nr4747]

Bunny seems to think that Spooky also understands her button language and is annoyed that he ignores her play requests.

[@tanyabrown9839]

Spooky probably does understand lol

[@natalieeware]

my heart when she started playing ball with herslef because you woulnt play with her 🥺

[@maggs131]

7:03 😭😥😪🤧 she... she said "tug, tug" and mom said "no, we settle now" did you see bunny's tail drop like the hindenburg? 😭😭😭

[@empressofkingfishers8656]

4:24 Love the quiet "oh boy" from Dad

[@YY4Me133]

I wonder...if you brought a puppy into the house, if Bunny would teach her/him to use the buttons. I was thinking that Bunny needs a dog friend to play with, then had that thought.

[@violetviolet888]

They did. They have Otter who is learning the buttons.

[@mariangalua9623]

i love bunny lol, I really like the idea of communicating with animals

[@gammakeraulophon]

Hi... I've been watching these for a while now. I noticed this video that examples chosen to represent the theme of Play, were taken from across quite a time period (the early examples even have a much smaller more primitive key pad setup). It got me to wondering; are there a lot of videos which never get chosen to post simply because they contain confusion or nonsense in Bunnys communication/what percentage of communications actually make rational sense (and has the communication generally become more effective/successful over time)? We don't get any sense of the struggle or labour with your videos since you are purposely cherry picking successful instances of communication... And we have no idea the degree to which/how selectively you have to cherry pick those moments... Or whether communication is actually senseful most of the time.

[@mr_reborn]

Boring human no want play

[@christopherboyle2403]

Yeh if the dog is responding to cues from you then why after mentioning the ball did she go for the ball? If responding to cues then the idea is yours not hers and she wouldn't have had the proper linkage in her brain. If she mentions ball but goes for the ball when turned down then the idea was clearly Bunny's. I think its clear your dog knows how to communicate. Watching the gears turn in her head is awesome.

[@jessical4866]

Bunny using the buttons to tell the cat to play with her is like siblings telling mom “MAKE [sibling] PLAY WITH ME”

[@donnaprice7931]

I find Bunny so interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing.

[@deawinter]

4:29 is this a puppy keyboard smash

[@jaunabeeks3572]

Oh my gosh, I have this book, I can't find it! It's the true story of a slave that was kind of raised by since childhood by the guy that owned this estate. Anyway, long story short, the little boy had a way with animals, and after he grew up, he trained this horse that did the most wonderful things. Several scholars, even from Harvard, came to watch this horse and the black man that taught him, and couldn't find any sort of cueing, or trickery. The name Jim is in the title! The book is more about kindness and love, but it was with kindness and love that he taught this horse. This is also one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read.

[@brendalg4]

Thanks for mentioning this! I forgot about this guy. There are several books about him and the horse. Google "Beautiful Jim Key" or "Wonder Horse"

[@maruko568]

1:47 bunny nodding so cute

[@sprucetwigs4864]

(/^o^)/ \(^o^\)

[@sprucetwigs4864]

\(^o^\) (/^o^)/

[@VeniVidiRitchie]

What happens when YOU ask for scritches??

[@appolonius5468]

I was just about to ask if Bunny ever talks about the cats you have and then this video drops. But yeah, she'd really need a larger cat who grew up around dogs to play with.

[@sleepyote]

How many cats do you have? Just curious. :)

[@rorybisson756]

the frustration she has with the cat is hilarious.

[@lhmcd5538]

Bunny is amazing. I wish I could teach my dog to do this. Unfortunately she’s loosing her eyesight and hearing and is 14. I would have loved to converse with her the way you are with Bunny. Thank you.

[@brendalg4]

I'm in the same situation. My dog is blind. She taught herself to use her head like a cane like a blind person would. Lightly tapping it into things to get a sense of where she is. But I don't think there would be a way to train her when she seems to not have a very good sense of smell or hearing either.

[@lhmcd5538]

@@brendalg4 Your dog sounds very intelligent to work that out. All we can do is be happy we have them with us every day. I consider myself lucky to have my naughty little doggie in my life. That’s why she’s called Monkey. May you please take care and stay safe. 😁

[@brendalg4]

@@lhmcd5538 I saw where you can buy a hoop type thing that you attach to them so they don't hit their head on stuff. They hit the thing attached to them. My dog went blind over time also. She gets check-ups from a dog ophthalmologist. She has to have drops in her eyes. I recently found out if I slap my hand continually on the door frame when she is coming in from outside that she doesn't bump into stuff on the way back in. I had tried stuff like this before but it never seemed to work.

[@lhmcd5538]

@@brendalg4 You have it all sorted. I’m looking into the contraption you mentioned. We Weill see how we go. Thank you.

[@Pellimori]

Wait, how many cats are there?? That’s three now!

[@blackjk1234]

1:48 amazing. She understood your sentence completely and also she understands the cat's name too.

[@caramelkisses8857]

Poor bunny that cat it not about that life

[@gsproductions9229]

Bunny: All done happy. Help

[@chasethecat3839]

So cute she thinks her human has paws. Omg who doesn't love Bunny

[@tanyabrown9839]

She may not think that. I doubt there is the word "hands" for her to use on the keyboard so she has no choice but to use "paws" The fact that she can pick up like things to express herself shows even more intellegence.

[@loritipton5339]

How did you teach her this ? Where do you get the words to teach her as well? I'm beyond amazed when I see dogs on KZbin doing this I know dogs are smart but this is awesome

[@violetviolet888]

She's got videos on how this started with the person who invented the concept.

[@ECUTHESIS]

Maybe Bunny needs a K9 sibling?

[@ajosazuwa420]

PLAY. PLAY NOWWW!

[@mandylong44]

Amazing!! I'm addicted!! & slinging in love with Bunny!! You should sell merchandise with that precious face!!!

[@sharongagnist6428]

I've been teaching my cat and an out door cat Spanish and the first few times I did 'cues' but know I don't have to because they know what I'm saying... I don't know if I believe in the "Clever Hans effect"

[@The_Real_Mier]

Even though this is an older video, I just HAVE to say that I SOOOOO LOVE your house!!! It’s such a beautiful home, in such a beautiful location!! And I also LOVE how we can truly FEEL the warm ATMOSPHERE in your home, just by watching these clips, giving us a little sneak peek in your life! (And that is even BESIDE the wonderful subject of your channel: Bunny, and later Otter too, and their astonishing ability to communicate through their buttons, which is MAGICAL and FANTASTIC all on its own!!) Thank you so much for sharing all this with us!!

[@楊佑國-g7k]

Bunny Einstein

[@ManicMechanic82]

I love Bunny!!! It’s incredible to see how well she can communicate!!! She’s so smart and sweet!!! 🐾❤️🐶🥰

[@evesofia9722]

“Help! Scratches!”

[@donna7507]

Wondering if you’ve ever had to hide the speak buttons lol too cute LOVE BUNNY

[@ianmoseley9910]

Spooky wants a "sleep" button.

[@LindaC616]

"Sleep", "sunshine", and "food"

[@alicial1239]

Sometimes I can’t get past how Beautiful Bunny is… she is breathtaking!

[@sarahprior1945]

What kind of ball is that big one?

[@SpecialInterestShow]

"Sound paw" to indicate the squeaky toy you're holding! Wow! I wonder if you can teach her "give"

[@minifix]

I wonder if Bunny and Billi would be able to communicate with each other? I'd love to see the cat rejecting the dog's invitation to play... or perhaps by some miracle Bunny's request to "Play" make the cat more trusting as to the dog's intentions.

[@lesliebeacom4567]

Please leave your written comments up a little longer. I've written this before. Sometimes (like several times in this compilation) they are pretty long, and they are in both a very small font & the color white, making them difficult to read. Because your house gets good light, sometimes (fairly often, actually), they blend in with the background making them hard to see. I love Bunny and love following her progression. Help us out, please!

[@gammakeraulophon]

Hi... I've been watching these for a while now. I noticed in this video, that the examples chosen to represent the theme of Play, were taken from across quite a time period (the early examples even have a much smaller more primitive key pad setup). It got me to wondering; are there a lot of videos which never get chosen to post simply because they contain confusion or nonsense in Bunnys' communication/what percentage of communications actually make rational sense (and has the communication generally become more effective/successful over time)? We don't get any sense of the struggle or labour with your videos since you are purposely cherry picking successful instances of communication (or at the very least; communications which look to align with some superimposed narrative)... And we have no idea the degree to which/how selectively you have to cherry pick those moments... Or whether communication actually holds sense for much of the time. It would provide a valuable form of context to our viewing of your videos. Thanks!

[@TM-iq6sx]

Would Bunny work? Like a dust mop pad to floor. Or pickup toys and put in a basket. I did not have talk buttons but my dog uses did all this and more.I used gestural and verbal. Says the words Mom out nnnnn in umruff for jump. Just ideals. Would have been cool to give more like this.

[@durindaau8085]

I noticed that the language buttons are different colors? Is there a difference in the black buttons from the white buttons? I just discovered Bunny. Am binge watching, this is so amazing and adorable.

[@mom2adragon677]

The devil sitting on my shoulder REALLY wants a bad word button or two for Bunny Buns.

[@lizzalkula376]

I love these videos and I want so much to test these with my cats. I may be (okay, I definitely am) biased but I noticed at least two of my cats 'teaching' themselves words. My one cat will appear from nowhere when we say "squirrel" we were feeding the birds, and squirrels would show up and Random loves to watch them. I tested a theory and said the word as calmly as I possibly could have one day while one was on our outside table. Sure enough, Random comes from the back and looks around at the windows until she spotted the squirrel. The second cat learned what 'scoot' meant. We say it when we're near a door we don't want them to go through (garage and front door usually) one day (a few years ago so he might have been about a year old or so then) I was by the door and just as usual said 'scoot' to him and was surprised when he scattered off. I thought 'did he...? nah... just a coincidence' and later I was by the garage door and he was nearby and I thought "I wonder" and looked at Airman and said as normally as possible (trying to keep my tone normal as with Random) "Scoot" and sure enough. It's amazing to me to see them stop and look and wait. Literally 'searching for their words'.

[@ellegaitor2887]

I just can’t imagine this could be chalked down to the Hans effect. You can see her looking away to think things over before responding. If she was working from subtle cues then she wouldn’t need the time to reflect before response and also wouldn’t look away to think before her response. You can see she has an understanding of the words. I find it strange to think people can’t accept a dog could repeat words back to communicate even if given a voice, I mean they learn words ? They know what walk, dinner, sit, stay and so much more means (I know my dogs understand a lot. We don’t really pay attention to everything they understand throughout the day if you recorded every interaction and time you spoke and your dogs actions you would be amazed) so if they can learn the words and react then why couldn’t they use them in reverse context back to us if given a voice like bunny has been? Xx

[@brookemartin6101]

Bunny gets dirty-"Oh boy". Buny gets bath-Bunny loses mind. 😄

[@danchidex221]

Bunny having full coherent conversations makes me forget she is still a dog, I mean she is more coherent than... don't want to bring politics into this adorable Chanel.

[@danchidex221]

Despite spooky's constant rejection to play invitations, bunny never gave up on her, always believes she will agree later somehow,, thats true love and care

[@donna7507]

They're great at keeping us from eating too much and sleeping too much lol

[@InkyM4]

All dislikes on this video are obviously from Spooky.

[@elizabethhines6983]

how much time does Bunny spend using the buttons during the day? This seems like it has become a game in itself (attention being the reward). Does she talk to you all day long? Or is it bursts when she really wants something.

[@Ginger57]

This is definitely very entertaining. I'm sure you never tire of the interaction 🧡🐾🤗🔴❎

[@tanyabrown9839]

Watch out for that cat who is watching what the dog is doing. The cat may take over Bunny's communication device and start placing it's demands on you and Bunny

[@eurovision50]

Imagine if the cat could also use the buttons and pressed 'no' or 'play later'. How cool would it be to see a dog and cat communicate with human words?

[@donna7507]

It's so funny how dogs get us to fetch and pick up their poop!! Who's the master and who's the pet hhmmmmm lol

[@BabyStar7777]

I think she loves her dad most. Daddy's girl 🎉

[@elizabethrivera1240]

I wonder if i would have luck with these with my furbaby.i want to try

[@leighbee1764]

clever hans effect is probably even harder to detect with dogs since they are soo much more sensitive to things than humans. and tbh people who are engulfed into a field or a passion usually see what they want or are less liekly to notice a little bias or flaw, if not both

[@donna7507]

I read somewhere that they read our eyebrows!!?? Mine are so thin I'm not sure Zac can read mine anymore 🥺

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Bunny wanted compensation for her bath, and there was no way she wasn't going to get it XD