Anybody who is close to their dog knows that they communicate and knows words.The button technique is just a wonderful tool. What I find interesting is that scientists are only just beginning to realize this. Where have they been all these centuries. The internet is filled with authentic instances of both wild and domesticated animals communicating with humans and each other. I had a horse who had a vocabulary of at least 25 worlds and there could have been more had I taken the time to work with him. Once I was trail riding in a large gated pasture with a friend and neither one of us wanted to dismount to open a gate and I jokingly said : Blaze go open the gate. And to our amazement he did without ever being trained before. We humans need to open our minds and our hearts to the wonders of life all around us.

@aidensnew8562

3 жыл бұрын

human's hardly understand what conciseness really is, and i believe at a base level most animals share a similar conciseness to us it is just a matter of training to learn to communicate without the type of vocal cords, lips and tung that we to to make these sounds. now their intelligence might not be as capable as ours but lets not forget humans only vary vary recently in the grand scheme of things have gotten to this level of advancement but that was built off of hundreds of generations of out species most intellectual individuals passing down there collective knowledge to their children in the hopes to continue where they "leave off." its true our species has come a long way from the jungles of Africa where we supposedly all originated and that with every year, every new tech release, every war humans have advanced further and further but lets not forget the "great holy wars" that wheren't so great or holy and all the library's the vadican had burned down during it and how that set humanity back hundreds of years of advancement... humans can vary easily lose the little amount of ground they have made. we need to remember we are not intellectual god's compared to other animals, we are just better at teaching each other and communication souly thanks to out parents, teachers, and the construction of stone library's and school houses to be able to educate the masses. without those were just more animals in the forest along side them.

@RaiRaiBrown

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree.

@mariabowles5415

3 жыл бұрын

I had a similar experience with my miniature poodle. On a whim I said to him as he was napping, "Kobi, Nyla's outside." To my utter surprise he squealed as he instantly jumped up off the couch and ran full force to to back door waiting with his nose pressed against the crack and tail wagging in anticipation of me opening the door. Once I did he made a bee line for the fence where he always met his friend, Nyla, who was my neighbor's dog. They would run up and down the fence together. I didn't even know he knew her name. I had only said her name maybe a handful of times or less in front of him and never directly to him. I never had tried to get him to understand her name because I didn't think he would get it. Not only did he know instantly who I was referring to but, he also understood what the situation was. Nyla was outside. And, he took action. There wasn't any long stares of trying to understand what I was saying. It was instant. I never underestimated his ability to understand language ever again, and would talk to him all the time. I have no doubt he would've learned to use these buttons (lost him in 2016 at the age of 18 and I still miss him). He also recognized himself in the mirror too. I love dogs.

@carolhewett3756

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariabowles5415 cute story

My dog and I used to talk all the time. If I asked her to do something (like sit, down etc ) and she didn't do it, I would say "what did I say?" and she would the thing I asked of her. She was so smart. My baby girl died June 2020 and I miss her terribly.

@rlight7666

3 жыл бұрын

@Ishaan Sinha Thank you so much. I really appreciate your kindness 😊

@ellierfromthebronx4531

3 жыл бұрын

My sympathies...I lost one of my dogs a year ago in August...she had a respiratory problem.

@rlight7666

3 жыл бұрын

@@ellierfromthebronx4531I know your pain. It's tough isn't? I'm still heartbroken. I've been thinking about fostering dogs but wanted to wait a year because I'm still paying off the medical bills for her. I'm afraid of being a foster fail😊

Dogs are underestimated and need way more recognition for being so fkn AMAZING to the human race. Dogs are more than just animals. They are heroes, companions, service helpers, cuddly and cute and very useful to us... we need to love and take care of these animals a lot more 💕🐾 ALL DOGS MATTER🌍🐶

This is so freaking cool! What a smart dog!

That news anchor/talk show lady had great interviewing skills.

After barking my head off for roughly 3 weeks, I managed to teach my dog to speak or "tell me" for treats. Not only does she "tell me" when she wants a cookie but will "tell me" when she wants to go outside, go for a ride, etc. As for the "fake comment" below, my dog may not "speak" English, but she does get her point across which after all is communicating.

Anybody ever heard of Jim The Wonder Dog? This dog could do amazing things, he picked winners of the Kentucky Derby, could pick a woman in a pink pokadot dress out of a crowd of 50+ people, we have a memorial garden in his name here in Marshall, Mo. He is also buried in one of our cemeteries. Dr's from The University of Missouri studied him, but all said they could not explain why he was so smart. He did a lot more things that his owner and the townspeople talked about. True and Amazing story.

Bunny is amazing! Love watching her videos! I think most dogs have the ability to do this it just takes a lot of training and patience. You are an amazing dog mom💕

Bunny needs to have babies and teach them how to communicate that way I can buy me a dog that already knows how to talk

This interviewer is one of the best I've seen. Also the owner and dog wow incredible

OK that’s a new breed I haven’t heard of before, a sheepadoodle

I didn't know you were in Tacoma, Bunny! We live here in Aberdeen. Neighbors! 🥰

I think it’s her connection with the dog. Wow she just said that

SERIOUSLY!!❓⁉️‼️ WHAT TWO DORKS hit the Thumbs Down button?? THIS IS AMAZING ‼️❣️‼️💯‼️❣️‼️

Good for you and doggy

Awesome dog n mom 🙌🏾💜

Wowza!

AMAZING !!!!!!! ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

Yall made it seem like her mouth was moving 🧍🏽‍♀️.

another thing ppl without open minds would never understand

In the last days of Grace, animals and people will communicate.

@colleen9369

3 жыл бұрын

Why would you think people aren't animals ?

A dog called bunny ok...bunny called dog not so much 😊seriously its cool beautiful animal and so clever

As Long as He Won't Snitch😒😏

Clever Hans would like a word with you.

Bunny isn't the first button pushing dog but she is good at it. When I worked at Petco I read a book unfortunately I don't remember the name or author back in 2004 in between serving customers that said dogs can understand up to 200 short words, phrases, and tones of vocalizations. I trained a Maltese to understand as much as a small child based off that she knew everyone's name and could approach them by name one by one even if they were located in different areas of the home she would find that specific person and she could do more, that amazed everyone who ever met her I only used words I didn't even reward her often. So I do believe Bunny knows what's she's doing. In the wild wolves are social animals and use behavior, body language and vocalizations to manage their pack so if a short word with certain vowels mimic what they can recognize then this is no different, repetitious training can render similar results with just spoken words.

Training dogs we do things like this daily but there bond is the most important

Imagine if the man of the house goes out and gets a dirty word for the dog to describe the cat or the hubby's in-laws! Just thinking about it makes me laugh!

please be careful, we don't need the gifted and talented dog groups now

This is not new. A friend taught her dog like 15 years ago. I dismissed it because she did not talk about it.

You could so easily just train it to step on buttons and voice over all the words you wanted it to "be saying" in the editing process lol.... love how she shifted the blame from herself onto "her friend " when this turns out to be not so legit lol

@allisonbowie7778

3 жыл бұрын

I also want to point out her quote "I cant wait to see what is actually going on here" 😂

@jasminejohnson4850

3 жыл бұрын

Lol. There are millions of their videos unedited all over the internet. They’re also being studied by a university where all of their conversations are recorded from their home and data sent to the school. Doubt it would have gone on this long without anyone especially a research program noticing if it was faked. Bunny isn’t the first animal to be able to pick up on and understand words, phrases, and sentences. Im not understanding why this seems so far fetched to you.

@noctisocculta4820

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasminejohnson4850 It's a known phenomenon that speech-assistants subconsciously push their own interpretation. We know most animals are capable of communication, we just can't confirm complex expressions reliably exist when separated from the subject's handler. This holds true for communication with human beings, too. Koko the gorilla and Facilitated Communication are prime examples of this phenomenon.

Tell us what is on these buttons? Food must not be.

I love that news lady. Glad she lost that stylist putting her in outlandish clothes . I had 2 shaggy mixes, one likely half sheepdog, the other poodle Terrier with bad eyesight. Hecwas last of.the litter to sell. Over sized. Both were very smart. Got the terrier guy when living alone later in life so had more time to train him. Just spend a half hr. but.do it everyday. At least train then to not be a pain and safety commands and leash.

@yeshuaischrist9951

3 жыл бұрын

SHE ISN'T A NEWS LADY. JUST ONE OF THOSE TRASHY TALK SHOWS.

Other fake story. The talking dog doesn't talk.

Is there more footage? I’m very skeptical of this. None of it is simultaneous. It looks like she told her dog to push a certain butting in between cuts. What happened before the video started? If the dog had a splinter in its paw wouldn’t it be putting weight on its other front leg? Also the woman clearly rotated her hand out as if she was asking for the dogs paw and the dog gave its paw. I think it’s more likely this is creative editing. Maybe I’m wrong but that clip that was shown doesn’t prove anything other than 3 separate cuts of a dog pushing a button twice and then giving its paw.

@jasminejohnson4850

3 жыл бұрын

They have a whole KZread channel and are currently being studied by a university. Definitely not faked.

@jane-marie3289

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasminejohnson4850 Of course it's fake, holy crap the number of gullible people out there is mind boggling. This has been debunked by Cynoligists and is called anamorphism. This first known "magic trick" was in the early 1900's, apparently a horse could solve math equations by stomping his hoove.

@noctisocculta4820

3 жыл бұрын

It's definitely directed by the handler. Probably subconsciously. This is the ouija board phenomenon. We can't even reliably communicate with other humans using this lady's methods. It may not be fake, but that doesn't make it legitimate.

this is 100% fake, if you move the buttons, it all ends. she pushed paw and the woman immediately gave the sign for gimme your paw and started saying paw paw.. etc, totally fake .

@noctisocculta4820

3 жыл бұрын

Koko the gorilla, Facilitated Communication, and Satanic Ritual Abuse come to mind. People subconsciously putting words into other's mouths.

I dont understand why dogs cant talk they have brains thoughts mouths lips voice box etc etc...why cant they talk??

@winterfluffflakes5816

3 жыл бұрын

They don’t have the right muscles in their lips and tongue to form words like us

@InvalidUser_

3 жыл бұрын

The language part of their brain isn't as developed as ours. If you watch the tik toks it sometimes takes bunny 7-8 minutes to form sentences. Also they don't have as developed lips or the proper voice box to do complicated words

@lagggoat7170

3 жыл бұрын

Humans are freakishly mobile in our mouths/lips and voice overall, compared to other animals. We are freakishly good mimics too, for example. Dogs just dont have this sort of mobility.

@jordan23fann

3 жыл бұрын

Video of husky’s brought me here

@rlight7666

3 жыл бұрын

Their vocal cords are different