love how bun corrects her when she says "sound went bye" and bunny is like "uh i think u mean sound went SETTLE" grammar duh

@emilywilkerson3684

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I wonder if she was replying to "Sound bye" by saying "No, whatever it was just stopped making noise." as in, it didn't necessarily leave, by saying "Settle" instead.

@jagth8138

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if she can show her what is work

@icecold1805

3 жыл бұрын

Besides, perhaps Bunny can still hear it far away... I think dogs have better ears than humans?

@ixdffg3572

3 жыл бұрын

@@icecold1805 they do, this is a well known fact

@guywhochangeshisprofilealo7163

3 жыл бұрын

I think that’s because Bunny thinks that sound is a person so if the sound went somewhere then it would settle somewhere or something? Maybe I’m just reading too much into this.

Me during quarantine: *shamelessly gains 20 pounds* This woman: *successfully conducts a long term interspecies communication experiment*

@aprilbarbre2

3 жыл бұрын

Omg right??? Lmao

@idontgivearatsbottom

3 жыл бұрын

Omg same. Me and my wasted potential

@mrsmacca126

3 жыл бұрын

More like 43 lbs... and I can speak the entire dialogue of EVERY DOWNTON Abbey and FRIENDS episode....

@Happy-uy5wc

3 жыл бұрын

I only gained 15 lbs. During COVID-19 lockdown.

I think Bunny thinks Dad going to work is Dad going on a really long walk 2:31 Maybe that's what all dogs think humans are off doing.

@susanrobertson984

3 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure my dog thinks I go exciting places without him and he should absolutely be there to protect me.

@Just-Nikki

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. She’s asked before if he’s playing on the beach without bunny.

@smexijebus

3 жыл бұрын

I'm now convinced all dogs think humans just run around on beaches and in parks playing fetch without them everyday, instead of working.

@homosexualitymydearwatson4109

3 жыл бұрын

This is probably true since they probably can’t comprehend the concept of work they probably just assume the closest thing that they relate to

@AndreaDingbatt

3 жыл бұрын

@@homosexualitymydearwatson4109 Hey there! I used to take my dog Jasper to the office, and he was truly Bored, so if I asked him to come to work, I'd get shown his behind!! Lol, of course money has to be earned, and this is a concept too far. Equines are like - "Why you have heavy pocket crap, that isn't mints?!" They have their priorities right!! Jasper is my support /assist dog, and he is my Best friend 1st. Every day I put my life in his paws, and I am grateful beyond words... He knows it, and he will be officially Retiring by the end of this year!! He's Staying Here With me, he has "Earned" a happy and healthy retirement!! 100Xs over!! I loved your comment, by the way. XxX

She understands what being a silly girl is. Then she described the weather perfectly with UGH. OMG!!! 😲

@wilsden

3 жыл бұрын

actually doesnt show understanding, just associations. we have no clue what she's associating overall, but some are highly correlated

@SeventhEve

3 жыл бұрын

@@wilsden "are you being a highly correlated girl? are you highly correlated?!"

@descai10

3 жыл бұрын

@@wilsden words are nothing but associations anyway

@professionalcommenter

3 жыл бұрын

@@wilsden I speak to my dogs and tell them dad has to work too. I've never taught them what that means. They know what it means.

@zarrowthehorse

3 жыл бұрын

i dont think she does, but i could be wrong

I worked in a daycare for 8 years, with toddlers (ages 1-2), and the phrase "use your words" is something I would say multiple times on a daily basis, so I couldn't help but chuckle when you said it to Bunny. I actually see a lot of similarities between Bunny's language development and that of a typical toddler

@AndreaDingbatt

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there, great comment! Yep, I agree with you all the way!! I worked with animals, and like children, I found that if you Explain clearly what you mean, and can negotiate with them, rather than bullying, and "Because I Said So!!" - with patience, trust and honesty, so much better is the relationship between parent and child, as well as guardian and critter. And Yes they do have the right to disagree, and say Nope. I am so happy that peoples attitudes are changing, and I wish I'd had You as one of my teachers!!🙂XxX

@thesilentmarauder3758

3 жыл бұрын

Bunny’s development is often compared to a toddler, especially her self awareness development She’s 2 currently, I think

@Jadyn_Sage

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesilentmarauder3758 She's not even two

@thesilentmarauder3758

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jadyn_Sage Just checked my facts, you’re right My bad! She is very young and her language development is incredible though

@Plethorality

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jadyn_Sage what you are doing is helping me to understand my dog. thank you

When Bunny was "concerned" about the sound outside & mom said "sound all done," Bunny was like, "Are you kidding me? You don't hear that? What is wrong with your ears, hooman?"

@renakunisaki

3 жыл бұрын

"we need to go walk and look for the source!"

@venturasunflower1014

3 жыл бұрын

Except(lol...)Bunny would use spell check 😆😆🌻🌻😂

@lore9753

3 жыл бұрын

@@venturasunflower1014 LOL, probably! I thought about the spelling but decided to go for "cute".

Her “ugh” because it’s raining killed me!

So interesting to get a sense of how dogs worry when their pack members aren’t close by. Bunny seemed to fret about “dad” even after assurances that he was coming home soon. And her reaction to the noise outside was fascinating, too. There was a guard-dog need to check the area, to make sure for herself that the noise was really gone. This illustrates dog behavior so well, but we rarely have access to how a dog is really thinking. Bunny is so cute and sweet, and still very much a doggie in her reactions. Love this channel, thank you.

@thesilentmarauder3758

3 жыл бұрын

Bunny and experiments like this are what will help us to be able to understand dogs thinking better, because she has been taught to communicate with her soundboard

@moneybags999

3 жыл бұрын

How does one teach a dog what it means to be concerned or worried? How much of this is projection?

@yelenaangeleski3354

3 жыл бұрын

@@moneybags999 The same way one teaches a dog to understand "happy" and "mad" in the sense of "angry". By contextualizing the word repeatedly, until the language learner shows by the way she uses the term that she's got it. It's exactly how we teach children language, too.

@zelinamarks5397

2 жыл бұрын

Not all of this can be a projection…some of it is very compelling evidence that we are not that many degrees above animals in thought. Bunny and Billi (the cat) are far more aware of their surroundings than I would have considered before.

@orodreth69

Жыл бұрын

Thankyiu for saying all of this, for me. Lol

Am I the only one who is reminded that Bunny is actually a dog when she barks?

@billskinner7670

3 жыл бұрын

Dont you watch Family Guy?

@girlnextdoorgrooming

3 жыл бұрын

That, "Boof!" melts my heart.

@sonyavincent7450

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! I jump when she barks! She should just have a bark button that says "woof".........

@jaschabull2365

2 жыл бұрын

It's trippy when PetFluent-using animals vocalise, for sure.

@danhard8440

Жыл бұрын

@@sonyavincent7450 omg that would be funny they need that button recorded from her own bark lol

"are you being a silly girl?" "yes. *yes.*" sooo cute oh my god! i wonder what she thinks "silly" means.

@markborsos646

3 жыл бұрын

probably wonderful and awesome

@AnnaMorimoto

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps creative and unique? Like quirky?

@sandyfreyman3501

3 жыл бұрын

Most likely , silly. She had made a face .

The structured button time had me dying! 😂 It’s like trying to get a kindergartner to do homework. “No want, mom!” **stares off in to space**

@wayneessar7489

3 жыл бұрын

That was awesome! I will use that in conversation today!

I love that you have adapted to her speech pattern too and tell her 'use your words' when she gets distracted. The way the two of you are developing a language together is endlessly fascinating to me. Thank you so much for sharing your process!

@mrsmacca126

3 жыл бұрын

And, also, just every now and then speak with a person. ❤️

As a linguist, this is AMAZING! Bunny has her own sort of grammar structure going on, even with her understanding yours. Went dad - VS(O) - “went dad (to work)” Here come - O(S)V - “Come (you) here” or, “You, come here” or, “you, come to me” Cat dog want - OSV, “the cat the dog wants”, or really, if we assume her grammar structure is SVO like English, it is topicalising the cat. So, it more translates as, “it is the cat that the dog wants.” It seems like her core grammar structure could be OSV and switches to VSO for past tense. But, so far the subject remains the second thing when 3-word sentences are made. In previous sentences such as copula/ to be sentences, “Bunny dog. Mom human”, they still do not violate OSV because of the idea related to topicalisation (“It is Bunny who is a dog” or “It is Mom who is human.”) because these are sentences in present tense and it has been recorded in many languages a lack of a copula verb does not change the conclusion of understanding.

@paulinef.3762

3 жыл бұрын

Very interesting comment, thank you for sharing your thoughts

@publiusii4246

3 жыл бұрын

Reading your comment makes me want for their to be a linguist giving a crash course series on linguistics through the lens of the evolving communication skills of all these talking animals.

@Steeksify

3 жыл бұрын

I think the here come was a mistake. She paws the come, but does not press it, and immediately has moved to "here". She may not have been able to react fast enough to not press here after missing come, so added it on afterwards

@yelenaangeleski3354

3 жыл бұрын

Bunny likes to put the verb at the end of a statement, as in German.

@ideegeniali

Жыл бұрын

The order in which bunny pressed looked totally random to me, for me not being a linguist! Thanks for your enlightening analysis! Another thing that Bunny does is press one single button, then whole sentence again. To me that's emphasis on that first button. E.g. mum, i loveyou mum. sound, i heard sound outside but i can be totally wrong on this!

I wonder if since Bunny doesn't get the concept of "work" completely, she thinks dad went for a walk.

@bred_slice.69

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if dogs think when we go out we just go for a big walk

@sonyavincent7450

3 жыл бұрын

Yes very similar words too.

@ThunderPants13

3 жыл бұрын

It's true that "work" and "walk" are similar sounding words. It also explains why Bunny's favorite tv show from the 90s is "Worker, Texas Ranger".

@existenceispain_geekthesiren

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, you go outside the door and don't come back in immediately. Dogs wouldn't know you go somewhere else for a while, so it's not an unreasonable assumption to make.

@nomdeplume2213

2 жыл бұрын

thats what i was thinking

Looks like it’s time to add “perimeter search” to her button board 😂 🚨🚓

Just imagine Bunny a few years from now, a pro at using her words.

@wandamaximoff813

3 жыл бұрын

There'll be no more space for buttons in the house 😅

@sonyavincent7450

3 жыл бұрын

Wait till she writes her first novel. Or autobiography.

@billwhite515

Жыл бұрын

She'll be planet of the dogs. Just bring her to a dog park with the buttons and let her lead the dog rebellion

"Urgh!" cracked me up like nothing else! My boy would love an "urgh" button!" He would use it all dang day!

I am so impressed by her grasp of the more difficult concepts. I mean...I already knew my cats and dogs could understand me. But seeing how they can learn to communicate back in our language too is awesome.

@AndreaDingbatt

3 жыл бұрын

My boy Jasper is such a great communicator! The look of Utter disgust, loathing and the ability to use the Stink Eye at me, each time I have to take in a rescue, is a Killer! 🤣 Oh well, I guess he wants me to himself, I don't know why, Bless him. Jasper is my 9yr old terrier mix, support /assist dog and Very Best Friend!! ♥️🙂. Retirement is at the end of the year, and he is staying with me, he's earned a happy, healthy retirement 100xs over.🙂♥️XxX.

@thesilentmarauder3758

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and the ape who uses sign language Animals are incredible, the just need to be taught a certain way

Between Bunny and Stella i noticed that dogs that can speak behave differently from the other dogs. They seem to be a lot more thoughtful like they actually think about stuff. Notice how they stop for few secs and just think about it before they can come and express something.

@mbd6054

3 жыл бұрын

So many humans should adopt their paws (sorry pause) and think before speaking method. 😁

@iamnotpasta4408

3 жыл бұрын

I’d love to see them have a conversation

I love how you've essentially turned your dog into a demanding toddler.

@shirleypena4133

2 жыл бұрын

@Gwenhwyfar 🤣😉

This is so fascinating. How the heck do you even teach the concept of “ugh” to anyone learning, let alone a dog???

@ThePinkBinks

3 жыл бұрын

You read what their reaction is to, say, food they don't like. Bad weather. Association. If they end up using it in a negative manner they probably don't like those things they're pulling faces at.

Wow.... This is way too real! Knowing that my dogs are this smart is scary. And buying that talking mat is a big responsibility because once you give an animal a way to communicate, it would be really cruel to take it away.

Omg Bunny is so cute. I really liked when she said “Yes” when you asked her if she was being a silly girl!

I wonder if bunny has trouble distinguishing “work” and “walk”? Our dog used to get excited when we talked about going to work.

@emmam9932

3 жыл бұрын

That’s interesting! I’m also wondering about “what” vs “want” for the same reason

@camilagrijalva4109

3 жыл бұрын

awwww. Too cute. My dog doesn't get that the words Up and cup are different, she thinks its a command

Seriously, when she hits the buttons for mom love you, my freaking heart melts! And her eyes, she seems like an old soul, and sensitive. Much love Bunny!

The ugh to the damp outside was gold. We have an ugh day here too, Buns. Hopefully we’ll get ☀️ tomorrow.

Oh my, heart is melted. She wants to go for a walk with Dad and misses him going to work.

Bunny always seems concerned about Dad. She seems like she'd be happy if her people gave up work and stayed where she can see them. On a separate note, it seems amazing, even for a "talking" dog that she is so observant and thoughtful about the difference between her species and humans- even asking why she's a dog in other videos. Hugs Bunny. 🥰

@0MoTheG

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is clear that she is protective of the pack. We breed dogs to watch over the house and now we have concerned dogs.

Outside: Damp Bunny: UGH!! Same...

It's so interesting watching Bunny verbalise her duties of "scouting the perimeters", which is what pretty much all doggos want to do to keep their pack safe but cannot always convey their needs so well. From down under 👇💜🙃

Bunny being concerned about where her dad is, worrying about the strange sound, disliking the rain, and seeing her mom is sad is so incredible! Dogs have so much personality and this is amazing!!

I love a good STREEESSS SMASH!! It's weird to hear Bunny bark! I've never heard her before. aww

I love how bun buns looks at you after she presses the buttons. Such a sweet girl!

Can Johnny take her to work to show her where he goes whenever Dad Went

@cousinsister69

3 жыл бұрын

That is such a terrific idea! It might stop her "concern" re whether he is safe etc. From down under! 👇💜🙃

@RealMash

3 жыл бұрын

@@cousinsister69 Yup. How can she do her job protecting the two if they just slip away and are not escorted properly by her? If she sees Johnny is at a safe place, and not fighting wolves or such dangerous things, she might be able to settle while he is gone, instead of being concerned ;-) She takes her job very serious! Good Bunny!

@emilywilkerson3684

3 жыл бұрын

If he took her to work, they could make a "Work" button (capitalized to mean the location, not the verb) and bring it.

@RealMash

3 жыл бұрын

@@emilywilkerson3684 Maybe you can even use work even to be ambiguous, the activity and the place? Might be interesting if she can resolve that?

@debbienpeters

3 жыл бұрын

Made me think of when I went to college and my niece was in pre school. I tried to explain that I slept at college. We were pretty sure she thought of the nap mats at her pre school. Kids and dogs, I assume, understand things through a very narrow lens.

I love how smart Bunny is, but still 100% doggo

soon enough bunny will be protesting: "I want dad walk and I want now"

everyone needs to stress smash once in awhile. also the 'ugh' 😂 is bunny a teenager now?

@grantdowling8550

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta imagine it’s a big jump from 7 to 14.

@solar0wind

3 жыл бұрын

@@grantdowling8550 The 7 year per dog year doesn't work. At age 1 she'd be nearly 20, but from then on she ages slower every year. When they're old, one dog year is just one or two human years. A 16 year old dog isn't 16*7=112. You can look up charts about that to figure out how old your dog would be as a human at a certain age. It depends on the size of the dog though.

@debbielockhart7762

3 жыл бұрын

@@grantdowling8550 Dogs don't really age in a line like that where each year equals 7 human years. That's a myth.

@grantdowling8550

3 жыл бұрын

@@solar0wind haha thanks for that. i was only joking but that is good information as well, sincerely.

@solar0wind

3 жыл бұрын

@@grantdowling8550 You're welcome😊

Think what a profound sense of power the buttons must give Bunny. I've seen her press "come" and mum walks over to her. That must feel wonderful.

I want my dog to be as sweet and smart as Bunny here. I also want a dog.

@AndreaDingbatt

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you get yourself a dog, when you're circumstances are right, and believe me, they're All as sweet and smart as Bunny!!🙂♥️ It's got a Lot to do with the time, trust and patience you put in. I am certain that you will be a great animal guardian!! (What you give is what you Get! That's a great way to remember!!) Best wishes. XxX.

This is exactly how I communicate with my dogs who learn a vocab as pups. The difference is while they understand, they can't speak back in the way bunny does, but they still let me know things..they find ways.

I watched this three times so far. Just amazing. Bunny knows what a "look walk" is. Fascinating!

The way Bunny looks outside, and the damp cold rain, then immediately turns round and hits the button *"Ugh"* 😂

She is such a sweetheart... she’s soothing the owner and dispersing the negativity in the house

Bunny is adorable. She has that little black bow in her hair. She makes me smile.

"No", "Want"= I don't want to do this lesson."

Her answering yes to being silly was too much. I also love when Bunny says “concerned”

I LOLed over that "yes" answer to "are you being silly?" XD

If my dog could talk, I am positive that she'd constantly tell me how much she loves and misses her Dad when he is at work all day! (Even though I am walking, feeding and playing with her....LOL)

I just have to say that the barking captions on these videos make me ridiculously happy.

I loved the grin she gives at the silly girl part.

Have to ask Bunny what 'Woof' means. Bunny can teach you to speak 'Dog'. lol

Such a responsible young lass!

I love watching Bunny figure out her words so much!! I also love that you're willing to work with her, so that she has a reason to use her words. I think Bunny is lucky to have a home with y'all!

@dianasargent4861

3 жыл бұрын

AND THEY ARE FORTUNATE TO HAVE BUNNY IN THEIR LIFE TOO.

@LaynieFingers

3 жыл бұрын

@@dianasargent4861 This is very true!

Her concerns are valid. Animals have evolved to be overly aware of there surroundings. Its what keeps them safe.

I am so impressed by how effective this modified English is for speaking to Bunny! She's starting to grasp things like grammar, past- future- and present-tense, even seemingly asking existential questions like a toddler!! How incredible! I wonder if our longstanding domestication of and companionship with dogs has made them predisposed to learning language.

You are the greatest example of the "Hu" laugh i ever heard

"Are you being silly? YES."hhhhhh

OMG love the "Are you being silly girl" and she says "Yes"!

After Bunny said "No Want" she gives a yawn that is dog body language for a combo of something like "enough please" (much of dog body language is thought to be calming signals - to diffuse aggression).

That love you at the end 🐾🐾💕 Bunny is a good girl ♡

“Are you being a silly girl?” “Yes” Holy crap.

Magic green fingers too, looking at those healthy plants. I'm jealous! 😁

Bunny is such a delightful fur baby & her coat is so beautifully in black & while, the talking mat is a bright idea ............cheers Renee

I am so Grateful for the work these guys are doing!! I hope I don't come across as an Ass, but I retired from working with animals, especially horses, due to people who seem unaware of the Sentience of their animals.... The ignorance and the "this is how it's always been done"! Attitude towards "training"! I prefer to Communicate rather than Train... So I am Really Happy and Excited to see the Great work being done here!! Thank you Bunny, and Mom & Dad! I hope I have not come across as one of the "animal communicators", who try to make out that they have special powers, Lol, I have met these people, who often do as much harm as the Traditionalists.... It's just a matter of patience, trust and to Listen to the Critters in your lives. Body language is a good place to start. It does my Heart good, to see so many people, who Do credit their friends with sentience, self awareness and Feelings. I don't like or use anthropomorphism, but it just seems humans need to be reminded that we are Mammals ourselves.... I am so happy to see the Tide turning!! ♥️🙂XxX

Bunny is mind-blowing. What an amazing baby!

Bunny, I love your coat. It's very "scritchable". So soft & fluffy! 🐰

she...Bunny deserves a big hug .....when she says Love you

When I first found your channel I SOBBED thinking of the dogs I've known. The dogs my parents neglected in my childhood.. All the times I treated my dog like he was just a dumb animal.. All the times he's wanted my attention and I ignored or even regretfully yelled at him with misplaced anger because I was too busy or stressed or frustrated with something now realizing he was trying to help me calm down. They're so much smarter than we realize. Growing up I always wanted the dog(s) to come inside and live with us and my Mom would say, " _When I was a kid_ dogs lived outside and ate table scraps and lived for a long time, the dog doesn't belong in the house *it* belongs outside!" That neglect carried on inside the house too, but that's a different story.. My relationship with Pilot, my 10yo black lab, has changed dramatically after finding these videos. I treat him like the king he is because the truth is he deserves so much more than he's gotten. Thank you for helping me increase my EQ and the quality of our relationship ❤

Oh goodie! Another video! So I’m thinking that Bunny was combining dad being gone with her concerns about the sound. What if she was thinking that the concerning sound followed him somehow? Don’t know if these events were actually in close proximity but I’ve seen her do this sort of thing before. It always seems like she’s a step or more ahead of the hoomans, I mean us hoomans, not just mom and dad! I like how she stares at mom when she’s trying really hard to help mom get it, just lovely!

@wandamaximoff813

3 жыл бұрын

I was also thinking the same thing. Does Bunny know the difference between work and walk? She's concerned dad went to work and she heard someone outside walk (walking) and as a herding and protective breed she wants to go check and protect her dad

@ToddDouglasFox

3 жыл бұрын

@@wandamaximoff813 I also love it when she knows mom is stumped. Bunny in her infinite wisdom keeps looking at mom like someone hoping that suddenly the eureka will happen! “Voila mom you got the more profound connection I was hoping you’d get!!!”

@wandamaximoff813

3 жыл бұрын

@@ToddDouglasFox and she admits being such a silly girl 😍 cuteness overload 💙

My favorite is when Bunny is concerned 🤨 she’s like “bc what are y’all doing” ?!

Bunny is absolutely amazing!! I love watching her videos!!! I want all dog people to see this!! It blows my mind!

Lol getting home from work, tired, and it’s like “hey babe... the dog asked for you to walk her, yeah, sorry, you very specifically!”

I like it when she just barks & talks dog. She seems to worry a lot & need reassurance.

the ugh was the cutest thing ever 😂

Id like to belive that in 20 - 30 years this gets so advanced that u can actually carrie on a full conversation with yr best friend 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Bunny is very sensitive to all noises around her home perimeter, she takes her job seriously!

I can't figure out how you can teach a dog the word, "concern." This dog has such sad eyes. He's amazing.

When a talking dog barks , she means business!!

When I saw this posted it made me smile... thank you for a bright spot in my day!

There is an URGH button?? 😂😂😂🤣 thats sassy

Oh Bunny, you are so smart!! Good girl taking care of momma and being her best friend!! 🤗💗🌻

What’s amazing to me is bunny understands context

*She's so awesome. I wish I was able to do this with my cat. We already have a great bond. I imagine that multiplies exponentially when you can effectively communicate with your fur baby.* 😧

@mirjanbouma

3 жыл бұрын

Is there any particular reason you can't? Cats can do this too! Check out BilliSpeaks if you haven't seen her yet.

"Are you being a silly girl?" "Yes, yes." That's one of my favorite Bunny conversations. It's fascinating that she recognized a question and could give a yes/no answer.

KZread recommended this video and I’m so happy because I just watched Billi’s video. This is so cool having two talking pets I can watch and learn from since I’m teaching my cat to work with the buttons. Sidebar: Also, I see you snagged that plant stand from ikea and I’m super jelly lol. It’s always out of stock when I check the website.

I think Bunny consider "work" and "walk" very similar both in sound and in meaning: when dad is at work, Bunny doesn't know exactly what work is, but must be something important, imperative for dad. Dog must walk outside each day for their well being. So i think Bunny thinks than when dad is at "work" dad must in fact be doing something very similar to what "walk" is for a dog. The words in addition sound similar! In today's video Bunny presses "dad walk" i think Bunny meant "Dad is at work". Koko the ape that learned ASL, heard the English word for her favourite vegetable many times, but wasn't tought a sign for it. Koko used a sign of a similar sounding English word. I think Bunny did the same here. Bunny used WALK button to say dad is at WORK, because it sounds similar. Missing a button for "work", used a button that sounds similar.

I think Bunny uses settle to also mean soothe or ease (the opposite of anxious). Maybe she sensed your tension and wanted you to feel settled inside. During the moving videos, Bunny seems to be asking mom to ease the stress by asking mom to settle bunny.

She’s so special.

"" Concerned, dad went' ...sweetest thing ever (new sub btw ;)

Bunny being silly is the beginning of peek a boo. When she ducks her head as she is behind the chair, you could ask, "Where's Bunny? Where did she go? Where's Bunny?" And when she emerges, you could say, "there's Bunny! There she is! I see Bunny now!." I bet she would pick up the game immediately. It's just a question of whether or not you want to spend years (or what feels like) playing peek a boo. ;-)

So cute the way she answered yes to bring a silly girl. 😄❤️ Also loved the "uha." 😄

This is incredible and revolutionary! And super cute

How in the world did you teach Ugh! 😅

This is so adorable. I love that she knows what "ugh" meant

I didn't know dog kind was so concerned about security and family members. And damp floors 😂

This beautiful girl is so smart!! And she just melts my heart when i watch your videos and how she interacts with you ❤ ❤

This never ceases to amaze me!! Bunny has made such progress! Wow!

Why am I so obsessed with this?🥰

That's the first time I've heard her woof.

The *ugh* blew my mind. I am constantly having my mind blown by Bunny.