Bunny The Negotiator - Bunny The "Talking" Dog
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2020
- Bunny The "Talking" Dog from Tik Tok has a list of demands. They mostly include the beach...Webster's Dictionary defines adolescence as youthful, exuberant, immature, and unsettled." If that describes your puppy or young dog he/she is a normal teenaged dog. What should you do? Continue training, review the basics. Lots of patience and positive reinforcement. Set clear boundaries. More patience. Consult a licensed behaviorist if you're unsure whether the behavior is normal and acceptable.
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Bunny mostly likes to talk about poop and going for walks, and that's honestly what I'd expect from a dog with access to language
U are honestly hilarious😉🤭 !!!!!
Mine would probably only talk about food and playing fetch.
My sister's dog has separation anxiety. So it would likely just ask about where all the family members are haha.
And her friends, family & love 💕
With mine it's "cookie". Once that word gets in play, forget anything else (she's only a year and a half. Smart, but .. really flighty.)
And bunny stares in disbelief as the tyrant says "all done beach"
Bunny is abused and neglected in this cold house, deprived of beach.
and then she finally resigns herself to her fate. "all done T_T" and she flops to the ground. oh, life is so unfair T_T
What is those cruel tomorrow why does it never come...
Underrated comment.
Maybe Bunny needs curse words to get more street cred.
That "please" though, just melts your heart.
How do you say no to that
@@beckyestes5339 I’m betting the 135miles of walking that was done before that “please” made it easier to say no lol
This is amazing but,how do you train / teach a dog such an abstract concept with words like , now , soon , today , yesterday , tommorrow and love you, mad ?? I really wonder. It’s hard for me to believe they truly know the meaning of the words I listed. They might understand bare raw concept itself, but putting a sound to a concept adds another layer of complexity to their skills in understanding/communication. What I mean is ( very very loose example), I might understand what the color red is, however, if you told me to explain what red is to a blind person, that takes another set of skills altogether. Or if I didn't know what red is called, and someone tried to teach me how to VERBALLY & AUDIBLY how the word " RED" sounds, that's a very very difficult process I think for a dog to learn.
@@ArtWars314 they are much much more intelligent than we give them credit for
@@beckyestes5339 If they truly understand it, more props for them and their owners. I just wonder HOW do you train a dog to know the different between "now/later,today/tommorrow./yesterday"
concepts like "love you "is difficult too, but I still think it's EASIER than something like what I've mentioned above. It's almost like teaching them monday, tues etc. that's very very difficult to convey.
Omg that second clip was a legit conversation! She even convinced you to change your mind by asking politely!
And by working her looks!!!
Can we just appreciate that by teaching dogs to talk, we've found out that they want more walks, food, and play?
lmaooo such an underrated comment
Quelle surprise 😊
What else would they want? Homework? Taxes?
And they're puzzled by cats and people walking past the house!
this incredible experiment has taught us that dogs value the outdoors more than we knew.
We are the same in quarantine too. Imagine being in house all day with nothing to do. By dogs case there's no wifi, no internet, no video games or whatsoever could entertain you and guess what, there's nothing you can do about it. And they could experience time slower than us. So it's like an eternity of helplessly being bored.
I think if people would just observe their animals they would find that most highly value being outside. All mine do, well except for the fish...but maybe if I had an outdoor pond. 😊
Being outside allows them to learn new things. My dog loves it. We try to take him to new places as often as we can so he can learn. Sometimes his nose barely leaves the ground.
Except when it’s raining. Then it’s a very polite ‘no’ from our dog
Oh I've *always* known how much dogs LOVE the outdoors - go near a leash... or the front door.. have say W A L K around other humans... or get leaping excited happy jumping black labradors
"Can u use your words and tell me" is not something I thought I would hear being said to a pupster
Ikr 😃
Yeah ain't the 21st century awesome?
Flashback to days with toddlers in the home and asking them to use their words.
My goodness, she's getting so creative with these words! I love the "hmm, beach was a no, so how about...'water walk'?" That's incredible!
Stella (@hungerforwords) also has found creative ways to use language. When her button for Beach broke, she said "help water outside".
Billi the cat (Billi Speaks) also got creative. She wanted to play with her catnip toy that is shaped like a beaver, but she didn't have a word for Beaver. She did have a word for her favorite stuffed toy, which is a stuffed bunny, so she called the beaver "catnip bunny".
I knew cats and dogs were smart and understood language, but I never fully grasped how good their understanding is.
@@freshoutofcrabs I'm truly amazed. It's one thing to know they can understand a surprising amount of human language, but watching them be able to reproduce so much of it when given the opportunity is absolutely incredible.
@@freshoutofcrabs wow! I’ve seen Stella too. But to know a cat does this is amazing and for them to work around what they want with alternative words they know is mind blowing!!! Absolutely amazed! (Starts plotting how to get my sr dog to talk!)
Lol I'm so glad my dog can't talk. It would be adventure, adventure, adventure all the time. (What we call our urban hikes.) Oh and camping. She loves camping.
@@jenitoten2212 She can talk, she's just limited in that she has no muscles or tools for it. You can give her the tools and let her express herself, it's not something that's going away because she's limited in it. She'd just have a better way to communicate it with you, love. 🥰😊☺️🤗😁😍👍
How can anyone say no to that face AND a "Please"? Impossible.
EDIT: at least she doesn't tell you to Settle Sound!
Lol
🤣
AGREED!!! Bunny just melts my heart 🐾❤️
WHEN SHE SAID PLEASE 😭
How do you teach a dog the abstract word "please"?
@@AttiliusRex They already learned to do puppy eyes because they determined it helps manipulate their owners.
The owner could have also trained it to use "please" by withholding something until it is said, in the way you would with a child.
@@leix7 yep, those eyes....puppy Jedi mind tricks...
_Please_
"ok"
*SPEECH INCREASED TO 30*
I like how she looked outside in the last clip before deciding if she really wanted to go *now*
she had to check the weather first
@@ArtemisScribe that's what I was thinking! Hmm, I think it'll rain later, better go out now.
She was checking to see if it was the afternoon like her mom said.
Wow. The moment Bunny said “No,” to not being able to go on a walk my mind was literally blown. I think we all need to take a step back and analyze the significance of that little exchange.
Awwwh, Bunny saying "All done" and then laying down was so sweet. She's going to rest so she can fight for more walk and beach tomorrow.
Guys I don't know, I think she might like the beach 🤔
What gave it away?
u dont say...
Nah, that can't be it, you trippin'.
You crazy - the beach??
Nah just fond of water walks
I love that people are giving animals way to use human speech. I just hope you realize that you can never take away those buttons. They have become her way to communicate with humans instead of all the other ways pets do. She knows you understand her better when she uses the buttons instead of those other ways. Taking them away would totally crush her world.
Survival. Any lovable owner as I was. Does the talky all the time. Don't you think?
She still barks sometimes, especially when the action she wants to do is obvious and is not in the mood of using the buttons
Like one video bunny saw a bird and was trying to open the door, the owner said "Want to go outside? Use your words bunny" then she did a loud bark and went to say "mad" on the buttons
She’s not taking the button’s they will be with her for life 🥰☺️😊🐾🐾🐾🥰
The "? Soon" is amazing, it's all amazing. She's not just learning words she's learning grammar and sentence structure and tone
I know right! I'm super amazed of the capabilities of him like he truly thinks in a complicated way. I also wonder at the last video if she tried to predict when "afternoon" is by looking outside or not...
@@serhanguzel4816 Bunny does actually understand the reference for time of day based on when it happened.
That "Please" killed me, I would've put my shoes on too. lol
I think Bunny has learned the magic of the word "please"... she'll have mom trained in no time now! ;)
She is really becoming more expressive all the time, and figuring out more than one way to get the same result. I love it.
The most exciting thing now would be if she can teach another animal the language. A TEACH button would be interesting.
This dog hits buttons that make sense, then looks at mom for a response. That dog knows exactly what it's doing.
She always looks like she's wearing a chic black jumpsuit and beret combo.
My mom says the same thing!
Sometimes it looks like a black one shoulder long gown, other time's a wrapped around dress.
Bunny is a style icon
What kind of dog is she?
leotard
I love the look on her face when you say no you can just tell she's trying to figure out how to make you say yes LOL
3:50 this interaction is so amazing. That look she gives 🥺 and then with resignation pushes “all done” and lays on the floor.
Awesome!
My Boys 🐩 🐩 would Love ❤️ her!
I mean, you *_hear_* people say that dogs have the mental abilities of a 4-5yo child - but this really illustrates it perfectly.
She really stomps her feet and complains when she’s upset. It’s really amazing to watch her understand words’ meanings. It really is like learning a foreign language all on your own - you might not get the grammar at all, but you can put together words so that people understand the gist of what you want
I like how she carefully consider your position while looking out the window, then was like, "no, we can go now."
Beach.
"No bunny"
Mom, is, Beach
LOL I rofled
Lolllll
Lmaoo 😭😂
😂😂😂
hahahhahaha
Funny how many people are skeptical of the sentience of other species...yet if one forms an affinity, and provides the voice...they don't shut up.
At the end seeing her look at the buttons and really process what buttons shes going to press is crazyyy! Someone is home in that little head of hers.
I wonder if she had play dates with other dogs, would she learn their names and request to visit them?
She does already!
Her friends are, among others, Tango, Beacher and Jack (neighbour dogs) and Selena.
She has once asked in a video where Selena is...
instagram.com/p/CH7-ooGhj5d/?
... and once asked to go outside to play with Beacher and Jack (though she just called them "friend" in that).
instagram.com/p/CIV_GmqhT8E/
She also knows who Tango is, because she reacted to her "mom" mentioning him. (I don't find the video now, sorry.) She has, I think, five or six buttons for the names of her dog friends.
@@johannageisel5390 thank you
it's pretty fucking rad
Yes, she does.
If looks could kill.....ha! It’s like she’s staring at you and literally thinking “OK she said no but I know there’s a way around this and I just have to put it together”
Yeah, her gears were turning, and then she decides she's pretty much exhausted her arguments and mom was just going to keep saying no anyway, so in disgust she gives up, hits all done, and goes and lies down. Or possibly, in typical teenager-speak when they don't get their own way: "Fine, then I'm not talking to you anymore!" LOL
4:06 i love how she give you that death stares like "How dare you" then instantly show disappointment clicking "All done" like she's too tired of your sh*t and just gave up lol
LOL, ikr? During what looked like the death stare, that was probably her gears turning while thinking "what more can I say to get my way here?", and then realized she'd pretty much exhausted her arguments and mom would just keep saying no anyway, so she decided to give up and pressed all done.
Either that or it really was a death stare and all done meant "fine, then I'm not speaking to you anymore"... LOL
As the mother of a teenager I can confirm - that was a death stare!😅
I have to admit I'm impressed by mom because I would give in into her every command 😅 and I don't even do that with my kid!
I say no to my dogs but I can't really imagine doing it if they used actual words🐕...some how things feel different 🤨!?! LOL
@@pambisugar8286 At this point, you would have to be careful because there's no telling what she'll tell other animals about us.
UPRISE...PLAN...HUMANS...ENSLAVE
@@DP-ot6zf : LOL!
Bunny asking "when walk?" is actually pretty astounding. for a long time animal/human communications have been practiced and its widely recognised that no animal has ever actually asked a question - acknowledging that we as humans might know things that they dont. Coco the gorilla learned to understand a plethora of words and could display and convey emotion when asked how she was feeling, but she never asked anyone a question.
it might be a pretty innocent home video with your dog but this is actually really interesting. do you know of any other dogs asking questions in that way? (using when/why/how/etc)
hi this is a year later and they have another dog named otter! i think he will soon be able to ask questions like his sister as well
*I would never be able to say no to her. Especially when she gives you those really long, thoughtful looks and then says something like "please" it's just so sweet and the fact that she uses it the way she does makes me just want to scoop her up and snuggle her. Although, I have to say, I would be going on A LOT of walks, I think.*
Swishy cat tail at the end so perfect it looked fake!
haha i noticed the swishy cat tail in the mirror, too :)
"All done beach"
Bunny: 😧😞
"Compromise," haha!
Your syntax is very interesting, as if you were verbalizing sign language to a very small child. You two are developing a new type of communication. I eagerly await each and every video to see how this progresses. Thank you for sharing!
A question on the Wyze cam setup: you have it on continuous record, but how do you personally collect the footage? Have the updates ever destroyed your SD cards?
On them developing a "new type of communication", I would assume one of the big problems extrapolating from these studies is that bond between her and Bunny. If the language use only emerges in relation to their dynamic it might prove difficult to draw results relating to the world at large.
@@PattPlays For sure. Most everyone trying this with their pets talks about how important it is to have that bond in place outside of the words, and to be able to understand your pet's body language and meows and so on decently well before training the buttons.
Sign languages focus on the most important parts first, so you got a point. They have to boiling it down to the important words to make it easier to understand for the dog and less risk of confusion for both of them, I guess?
But there are quite a difference in between how they speak with the dog and the order of signs in the sign languages I recognize or know to some degree. Sadly, I don’t have the brain ability to explain it. Brain fatigue is disabling.
Bunny: Please?
Me: GET UP AND TAKE HER FOR A WALK RIGHT NOW!
Lol
bunny is in the rebelliious teen phase huh
The more time goes on, the more confident she is becoming in her word choice and syntax. Amazing. She is such a clever girl. I need to get these buttons for my boys - hopefully they are available downunder.
get them online
@@neopersia99 just got a set !!! Looking forward to the experience.
I can't get over how smart she is. There are so many buttons and she knows exactly which to press and use the right combinations. And she does it so fast. It would take me forever to memorize the location of each button 😂.
My hearted melted when she pressed "please"
How could you say no to that ;_;
Poor Bunny, she finally gave up when she hit the "all done" button and then laid down. At least that's what I thought but guess I thought wrong. This is one very intelligent and beautiful dog.
she really loves the beach, doesn't she? haha
I see you're a person of culture, judging by your pfp.
Memento mori
I'm so fascinated how well this communication works. Like i knew that apes can learn sign language and are able to talk pretty fluent with that. It is also not too crazy that dogs understand a lot of what you say, but that they can also use language to express themself is amazing. Really mind blowing for me.
“Water walk” this dog is straight genius levels of negotiation
Chris Voss take note
Extraordinary that she would use questions. Unless I’m mistaken, Alex the parrot asked a question only once.
I am a speech pathologist. I set up speech disabled with this type of system. I also have always had and loved doggos. Watching these videos is the coolest thing ever! The way Bunny expresses herself in such novel ways and understands concepts like WHEN and WHY! I am so fascinated! My pup recently passed. If I ever get another, i will definitely set up this type of system!
No! Why?? Please!!
Holy handgernade, that "please" though, I'm DYING.
Underrated comment Hahaha
I like how her negotiation is usually just "but how about now tho?" :P
Ahh, the negotiator!
1:15
She said please!! That's so freaking amazing
The thought process... That face
"How can I get my own way here"... 🤔😂😂
One good thing about the talking board is that Bunny doesn’t bark as much.
She doesn’t bark much but I’ll bet she “talks” a lot.
Bunny needs a button next to “beach” that says “I’m not done yet”!😂😂😂
Bunny: Water Walk.
Mom: What does Bunny want?
Bunny: Beach.
Mom: ...stares...
Bunny: ...stares...
Bunny: I told you what I want. I answered your question. Human. Not. Words.
The
Pauses between when she's spoken to, you can really see her processing and thinking about what she wants to say in response
If my dog asked me to "please" take them for a walk, I would give in too.
Do you think the cats have picked up on any of the language by observing Bunny?
Maybe like outside but I don’t think that they’re so interested in the buttons hahah
@@untamed_seal have watch at a cat named Billy who is also learning those buttons. It is quite entertaining too. If for Bunny most important thing is to go walk, than for Billy the Cat it is ''food'' and ''mad'' (the channel called BillySpeaks)
@@kongke77 found this channel through recommended after watching Billy, both are really great content 🥰
You might like Billi Speaks! It's a channel with a cat who uses the buttons. Her communication is much more simple than Bunny's (but Billi did learn the buttons at an older age, not as a baby like Bunny and Stella).
@@kongke77 I'm watching Billi too. It's kinda interesting that i find cat and dog perspectives are different. Billi is more focus on simple demand base on her emotion and her need for satisfaction. While Bunny is more focus on more complicate demand base on her curiosity. And Bunny is so smart that she can understands the concept of basic questions "What-When-Where-Why-How" and time too. I wonder if Bunny could understand the concept of reflection and could she teach her puppy to understand buttons too when she gave birth.
This could be a revolution of how we communicate with pet and animal in the future. 10 years from now these Button-com might be a must in every pet owner's house. And from animal's side they might develop a new communication too.
My favorite is back leg tiny tantrum it's the best, very consistent Lolo defiance 💗
That dog talking is the most mind-blowing thing I've ever seen.
4:14 “all done beach. We’ll go beach tomorrow”
Bunny: *stares
Oh, the disappointment around 4:00 when mom says "all done beach"
I love how mom talks to Bunny. That is exactly how I used to talk with my pup and would listen to her carefully everytime. We had an awesome communication even without the board!
Bunny is one smart puparoo! That reflection of the cat's tail at 5:18 freaked me out for a second lol.
omg when she said "please" my heart immediately melted!
She is truly a beach bunny. When she says please I would give her anything
I would love to know what my dog thinks and at the same time I’d be afraid I’d also have a cute overlord. 🤣🤣🤣
That growl during the one part and that long look of frustration at 4:15 was so hilarious 😂
This is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen. I don’t have a dog, but I enjoy watching these videos.
How does she remember where all the buttons are
I guess the same way we remember the layout of a keyboard enough to type without looking.
They add them one at a time, I think. Once she memorizes one, they add another one.
The same way that we remember.
There is a large gap between adding buttons. So once one get added the spot its in doesnt move and once she knows that one theyll add a new one.
Same way we do, muscle/spatial memory. I remember when they updated the buttons' layout, Bunny was confused/upset at first that they moved all her buttons. She had to be trained to get used to the new one.
She's a good Dawg. Like a little kid, seeing how far they can push. 💙
When Bunny stares at you it's like "You keep on using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean" 🤣
What I like is that Bunny doesn't become overexcited when you say walk.
That's bcz she isn't a full on STD Poodle..
There is mayhem at the door, running in tight circles. He's even got the lil ChiWeinie turning tight circles, too🙄.
when Bunny laid down and "settled" i Awwwed out loud because it cute and somewhat sad. she is so adorable.
I love the little raise of her tail when she gets the idea of what so say
5:14 watching the cat's tail switching back and forth in the mirror as Bunny tries to insist on going to the park SOON!
The way she just stares when she doesn't get the answer she wants 🤣🤣
SOO CUTE! I Love her markings looks like she's wearing a "jumpsuit" with a little round hat! She's so cute and amazing! I love her!
I'm convinced this dog is asking questions. There's a lot of intent behind those decisive button presses.
Blown away by every video. Bunny is incredible and you’re an incredible mom!
I love the cat’s tail switching in the mirror!
I wish those buttons existed when my we had our Cat in the 90's. It would have been interesting to see if she could use them then. She died yrs ago. We haven't had pets for yrs after she died.
4:12 bunny says "all done" and lie down. Idk why it makes me laugh 🤣
Bunny has a very unusual coat colours : ) its like she wearing a black long sleeve top n a small black flower hat 😆 sooooooo sweet n adorable indeed !! Love u Bunny girl 😙😙🐾🐾🐾🎀💖❤🌸
You need a big clock with arrow(backlight) and buttons, 1hour - 12 hour to explain a conception of time. Walk - beach - 2 hours. You can secretly turn arrow to have more time. I would call it PetTime™
Omigosh how amazing it would be to teach her how to tell time.
ooh, now i'm curious if some dogs have the cognitive ability to tell simple clock time (eg, if "hours" might mean anything to them)!!
@@silpheedTandy I know some cats have a very strong internal clock and sense of time. My cat made herself a very strict schedule she kept to every day on her own. At 6am on the dot shed wake up, leave my bed and wait next to my grandmothers bed for her alarm to go off a few mins later, have breakfast with her. At noon shed stand by the porch door waiting to be let out, at 6pm exactly shed be back on the porch waiting to be let in. I dont know if dogs have the same internal clock but maybe?
@@NechamaGluck yes I have heard of the same thing happening with dogs. Such as they know when the school bus will arrive
Well you have to put on some shoes now. She was polite and said please. 😂
Nice stare down Bunny had with Mom.
you can almost see there brains expanding as they get a way to communicate
Wow I bet that would be pretty tiring to walk all day
I’m curious how mom and dad’s language usage has changed as a result of working with Bunny.
"please water walk" HOLY CRAP THAT IS SO INTELLIGENT
It's just so eerie that she can do this...I wonder if we could breed dogs for communication skill...just imagine companion dogs that can hold conversations and share their thoughts....
I can't believe that I'm laying here watching this and waiting2 c what she comes up with next. This is amazing
The wheels are turning in dat shaggy head as you tell her no. If she could yell she would 😂😂😂💯💯💯
I think my dog would have just rolled all over those keys.
“walk tomorrow morning”
bunny: yeah thats not going to work...