Bunny seems fairly relaxed with Otter outdoors but more proprietary about the house. This is in keeping with her typical response to "strangers" around and in her home. Some animals never get used to having a second animal in their family. I hope Bunny can adjust without too much difficulty. At least she and her humans can communicate about the transition.
I think everything will be just fine. However, I could imagine some transitional difficulties were Otter to take up too much of mom or dad's time. Especially dad. Bunny is pretty clearly a daddy's girl. Then, we might get a repeated sequence: Bunny mad, otter go bye-bye, now!
@@animeaunty not all dogs like every dog just cause they are close with other friends of theirs, a husky ik is like that she is sooo close with her friends but when it comes to certain dogs or one shell try to get at their throat or wtv.... She don't like them but they love her.
They are introducing them properly. The time they get right now is outside, which Bunny is enjoying. For right now Otter is staying in her "room" inside and Bunny has run of the house. This is proper for a new dog at the beginning. Eventually, they will have some time together in the house, but still, Otter will return to the room which is fine because they are probably also crate training her. As time goes on they will slowly spend more and more time, but bunny will be in charge because she was first. It is a slow process and most people don't spend the proper time introducing new dogs to the family of other dogs.
@@RiverWoods111 the only problem is you saying "bunny will be in charge cause shes first" baby that's not always true, sometimes younger dogs take control or new dogs. Sometimes its even equal and they listen to the owner/parents/foster or wtv.
I totally thought Bunny was asking to be allowed to go to Otter, as in interact with him because he was making a ruckus. I know that there's a whole lot of interpretation that is required in this unique situation, but to me it looked like she totally had her concerned face on (even though she didn't use the button.) This is going to be amazing to watch.
Her posture was extremely stiff, I would assume that she was asking her mom to remove Otter from the room (temporarily or permanently.) Her mom said that Bunny has an extremely difficult time with puppies, and Bun seems like she's an pretty reactive dog in general. I've noticed that some female dogs have issues with puppies, often moreso than male dogs, and I think it has a lot to do with unpredictability and social order. When I was working as a dog trainer (note: trainer, not dog behavioralist, I don't have a degree!) it was always young female dogs that had the hardest time adjusting to puppies. I saw this with my own dog years later, even though she was largely fine with adult dogs. Similarly, my dog wanted nothing to do with any kids under the age of 10 or so, but was fine with literally everyone else. Once Otter gets a little older and learns that Bunny may not appreciate his unpredictability, I'm sure Bunny will warm up to him, though.
Also there's some basis for my interpretation beyond my experience handling dogs: On Instagram, Bunny's mom has said that Bunny has reacted poorly to Otter's presence. There's a video of Bunny tensing up/preparing to snap at him, and her mom said that she generally does not like puppies.
I think she meant she wanted to go TO Otter, not for Otter to "go", as in "leave". That would be a different meaning from what she generally uses the word "go" for: to express the desire to go places. I think she was curious and wanted to go see what Otter was up to. :)
yeah I agree - wanted to go *to* Otter - check out noise/'stranger' - Bunny such a social dog - loves her friends and will love Otter as family - but also protective of family 'stranger/noise'
I wonder if she was hiding the ball in response to the new dog brother situation. My dog digs down or hides his chew sticks of there are new people or animals in the house. Even if it's just visitors 🤣 anyway, I'm sure she will come to appreciate Otter very soon. And when she has complaints about her brother, she's luckily able to make herself understood by her humans. 😊
I think Bunny was asking for the treat. A treat was mentioned and Bunny may have still been thinking about it. "Go!, yes, that's what I want, the treat! Do it Mom, get that treat!
@@sandyfreyman3501 Bunny is finally starting to warm up to otter, but before that they'd been having some issues with integration. If you follow her on Instagram, her mom has chronicaled a lot of the growing pains of the whole situation. She's attempted to snap at him (at least once) and she has been distressed. Otter also peed on Bunny's buttons, which really stressed her out. I think they'll be fine in time, especially based on the most recent things she's posted but I think its important for people to realize that its pretty normal for dogs to have a hard time adjusting to new dogs. Bunny is still pretty young in her own right, and having big feelings over a new little guy is totally normal.
Thank you this info. I got the sense from other vids that bunny didnt seem too happy about the introduction of otter. But i wasnt sure if i was reading too much into bunny's pauses and questions about otter
Omg this next chapter is going to be so interesting to watch. Otter is just the cutest too with the playful energy. Bunny seems thrilled already to have a brother and friend! ❤️
Bunny's doing a good job getting used to her new family member/friend! As I was watching this video, for some reason, my 3-month-old kitten became very interested and stopped running around to watch with me. Maybe I should get buttons and teach him how to communicate like Bunny does.
Bunny's shown a lot of toddler-like development. I wonder if she will experience regression like some toddlers do when there is a new baby in the house.
She did. If you follow Bunny on IG her mom gives a lot more updates. I don't think she's regressed to the point of peeing in the house (my older dog did, but I wound up with a puppy in the house before he was even a year old, so) but she quit interfacing with the buttons for a few days.
I think it is important to recognize that while Bunny uses the buttons in an increasingly complex manner...part of her method of communication is also her doggy body language (1st language, after all). Like...if she is uncertain about what she is saying, or as if she is concerned how her thoughts will be received, she yawns, which is a classic signal to sooth or calm her audience. Of all the talking puppers and kitties I have watched, Bunny has the most complex speech capability, but every one of them uses body language to add texture to the English. It is fascinating.
I know that traditionally in the dog universe, yawns are used to express anxiety, diffuse situations and/or let others know that the yawner's intentions are to keep things civil. But I wonder, in this instance, if the yawns are Bunny's version of "Um..." when we are trying to speak a different language and need a moment to think it through, but want to let the other person know that we aren't ignoring them🤔🤔🤔
She needs a "why" button so her mom can better understand what she means. She is asking why otter is sleeping in the afternoon. That's weird. She also needs to u derstand baby/puppy. That would really help her understand about small things. We haven't seen her interact with babies or puppies. This new family stranger is weird. Make no wonder Bunny is a little uneasy. She needs more information & more experience with baby animals/puppies. She's going to do just fine with Otter. She just needs a chance to get to know him. I never automatically assume that all older siblings will act jealous & resentful of a new introduction. They need to interact with the new one & they need love and attention from their parents when the parents' attention is directed elsewhere. It helps them bond, in a positive way, with the new family member.
I love it. Bunny is being real, Otter is stranger right now. But then you cleared it up for her and let her know that soon otter is friend. I wonder how well that clicked for her.
Primates don't use ASL with each other & it makes sense. Their first language is intuitive & prolly alot more complete. The dogs will likely speak dog to each other but she may try to model things to Otter on how to talk to mom & dad with the buttons. Like how to get things from people like outside or scritches.
I'm sensing a tad bit of jealousy there..Otter go..Otter stranger. 🤣 Friend is a whole different story when they sleep in YOUR house and play with YOUR dad....that's taking things too far!
Wow, Otter has the "oodle" part for sure! He and Bunny will do great together. I bet he learns to talk faster by mimicry, but I wonder about his cognition. Time will tell!
Did she say what breed, or mix of breeds, Otter is but I missed it? He looks to be pure poodle but his coloring is not typical. Definitely not an accepted poodle color.
I wonder if they'll let Johnny record a set of buttons for Otter -- I feel like that would give Bunny some peace of mind that her buttons are HERS, and Otter's buttons are his. I would worry if they both had to share a set, mostly because Bunny seems pretty attached to hers.
You bring up a good point. The other day Alexa mentioned setting up buttons for Otter. However, as quickly as Otter pushed the button on Bunny's board today, it will be interesting to see how this plays out!
Im sure she will love him soon. Its probz a bit weird for her having a "stranger animal" in the house but be in a different room. Otter getting his name right away was gold 🤣 imagine Bunny and Otter human-speaking to each other later down the road 😆
You all are doing a great job of introducing them slowly and giving Bunny some time to adjust. She was so good with him outside, and in time she will be just fine with him.
I was 4 years old when my mom and dad brought my new baby brother home, and as soon as I was alone I pushed that bassinet right over... But I learned to love him.. as bunny will love otter!
Dang. The feet. My dog hated his feet touched. I couldn’t get a clippers near them because he would know what was about to happen. I had to use scissors. And it took a looong time. A clip here. A snip there. It was like wrestling an alligator. Lol.
Someone I knew let their older dog pick out the new dog/friend from a litter. Less traumatic. PS the older dog was a Great Dane and he picked out a Chiwaua! 🤣
I had a friend with an older blind Great Dane, who reluctantly agreed to foster a Chihuahua. The Chihuahua quickly became the Great Dane's new seeing eye dog, for all intents and purposes, and they got on wonderfully until the Great Dane passed. It's a weird combo, but apparently it works!
I watched the latest uploads where Bunny and Otter are older than they were here. It's so impressive to see how Bunny's communication skills improve as time goes by. I realized that dogs not only have feelings but have a deeper sense of comprehension and can learn how to express them only if we teach them. Really intelligent. Thanks for uploading their videos and I hope you continue to teach Bunny more words as well as Otter.
Awe, Bunny is probably feeling jealous, she always wants to spend some time with her dad, that's my all the feelings came up, Otter is so cute, I love that you let them play in the water and just be dogs too, thank you for what you are doing.
Oh poor Bunny, she doesn't know what to do with that adorable little thing.. Those little brothers are always tricky to deal with at first. She has to establish Her Place as reigning princess.
This is a fascinating look at new dog socialization from Bunny's perspective. Otter -- we -- stranger. I wonder how Bunny would speak about a new baby joining the household. Hypothetically, of course.
Bunny moved to a new house and has a new dog brother and Billi the cat (BilliSpeaks) went on a multi state road trip while moving - so much excitement in my favorite channels.
Omg! Until this video, I thought Otter was older than Bunny and that you started your work with Bunny! It makes more sense now;#1 Otterite right here! (By which I mean fan)
I love when Otter gives her play-bows. It's good he can stand up for himself in a respectful way, so as not to escalate, but still set a boundary that he will not be the omega animal.
You are doing an amazing job. It will get there, bunny is such a sensitive creature, she’s a joy, but it’s great to see you not rushing as so many people do. I adopted a 7 year old stray 4 months ago and it’s been very pressured but I love him, I’ve even stopped working for a month to spend time with him which was hard, I find what you guys do and your patience a relief. It makes me feel I’m not doing a bad job
I love that your dogs are named Bunny and Otter. It makes the sentences “Bunny is dog” and “Otter is dog” delightfully confusing for us humans
My grandmother's name was Mary Christmas. Doesn't pertain to the delightful pups, but felt the need to mention it. 😊
@@29jessiec Wow! I nerver heard that one. ☺ But I love it
Bunny is dog
Otter is dog
Baba is you. :3
@@29jessiec Wow! That’s actually really cool! I’ve met people named Winter Frost but never this! Super fun!
@@julianemery718 On one hand, the reference makes me very happy. On another? DONT MAKE MY BRAIN HURT ANY MORE BY HAVING MY THINK ABOUT THAT GAME!!!
I see Otter likes the water. Appropriate.
Lol was just gonna say that!!! 🦦
Bunny seems fairly relaxed with Otter outdoors but more proprietary about the house. This is in keeping with her typical response to "strangers" around and in her home. Some animals never get used to having a second animal in their family. I hope Bunny can adjust without too much difficulty. At least she and her humans can communicate about the transition.
I think everything will be just fine. However, I could imagine some transitional difficulties were Otter to take up too much of mom or dad's time. Especially dad. Bunny is pretty clearly a daddy's girl.
Then, we might get a repeated sequence: Bunny mad, otter go bye-bye, now!
I believe she will b very happy with otter based on her love for her other dog friends
@@animeaunty not all dogs like every dog just cause they are close with other friends of theirs, a husky ik is like that she is sooo close with her friends but when it comes to certain dogs or one shell try to get at their throat or wtv.... She don't like them but they love her.
They are introducing them properly. The time they get right now is outside, which Bunny is enjoying. For right now Otter is staying in her "room" inside and Bunny has run of the house. This is proper for a new dog at the beginning. Eventually, they will have some time together in the house, but still, Otter will return to the room which is fine because they are probably also crate training her. As time goes on they will slowly spend more and more time, but bunny will be in charge because she was first. It is a slow process and most people don't spend the proper time introducing new dogs to the family of other dogs.
@@RiverWoods111 the only problem is you saying "bunny will be in charge cause shes first" baby that's not always true, sometimes younger dogs take control or new dogs. Sometimes its even equal and they listen to the owner/parents/foster or wtv.
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Awe…Otter pushed the “otter” button! That was so cute!
I totally thought Bunny was asking to be allowed to go to Otter, as in interact with him because he was making a ruckus.
I know that there's a whole lot of interpretation that is required in this unique situation, but to me it looked like she totally had her concerned face on (even though she didn't use the button.)
This is going to be amazing to watch.
Yeah i thought she was saying lets GO see Otter 🤔
My thought too... bunny seems rather eager to interact positively.
Her posture was extremely stiff, I would assume that she was asking her mom to remove Otter from the room (temporarily or permanently.) Her mom said that Bunny has an extremely difficult time with puppies, and Bun seems like she's an pretty reactive dog in general.
I've noticed that some female dogs have issues with puppies, often moreso than male dogs, and I think it has a lot to do with unpredictability and social order. When I was working as a dog trainer (note: trainer, not dog behavioralist, I don't have a degree!) it was always young female dogs that had the hardest time adjusting to puppies. I saw this with my own dog years later, even though she was largely fine with adult dogs. Similarly, my dog wanted nothing to do with any kids under the age of 10 or so, but was fine with literally everyone else.
Once Otter gets a little older and learns that Bunny may not appreciate his unpredictability, I'm sure Bunny will warm up to him, though.
Also there's some basis for my interpretation beyond my experience handling dogs: On Instagram, Bunny's mom has said that Bunny has reacted poorly to Otter's presence. There's a video of Bunny tensing up/preparing to snap at him, and her mom said that she generally does not like puppies.
@@aember Ahhh, okay. I totally missed that! I'll have to rewatch.
I think she meant she wanted to go TO Otter, not for Otter to "go", as in "leave". That would be a different meaning from what she generally uses the word "go" for: to express the desire to go places. I think she was curious and wanted to go see what Otter was up to. :)
yeah I agree - wanted to go *to* Otter - check out noise/'stranger' - Bunny such a social dog - loves her friends and will love Otter as family - but also protective of family 'stranger/noise'
I also thought she wanted to go to him.
Yeah, if she wanted Otter to leave she would have just pressed the GTFO button
I wonder if she was hiding the ball in response to the new dog brother situation. My dog digs down or hides his chew sticks of there are new people or animals in the house. Even if it's just visitors 🤣 anyway, I'm sure she will come to appreciate Otter very soon. And when she has complaints about her brother, she's luckily able to make herself understood by her humans. 😊
You betcha!!
*I feel like Bunny was asking to go to Otter when she said "Go" and "Please" and looked toward where Otter was.*
Me too. Please can I go see otter now.
Or I was thinking that she wanted Otter to go (leave!)
Yes, exactly
@@beezneez2056 I think when she wants someone to leave she says bye or settle. I think go, means go towards. Like go beach.
I think Bunny was asking for the treat. A treat was mentioned and Bunny may have still been thinking about it. "Go!, yes, that's what I want, the treat! Do it Mom, get that treat!
When Otter pushed his name on the sound board, it's a nice example of how puppies watch and learn by watching other "dogs". ❤❤❤ It was so sweet!
Oh, Bunny is not thrilled with this "stranger," huh? She'll get used to Otter, and then they'll be friends!
Bunny seems to love him as bunny was tease popin him in the sides
@@sandyfreyman3501 Bunny is finally starting to warm up to otter, but before that they'd been having some issues with integration. If you follow her on Instagram, her mom has chronicaled a lot of the growing pains of the whole situation. She's attempted to snap at him (at least once) and she has been distressed. Otter also peed on Bunny's buttons, which really stressed her out. I think they'll be fine in time, especially based on the most recent things she's posted but I think its important for people to realize that its pretty normal for dogs to have a hard time adjusting to new dogs. Bunny is still pretty young in her own right, and having big feelings over a new little guy is totally normal.
@@aember Otter peed on Bunny's buttons?? Uh ohh... Otter's gonna have to learn who's alpha dog.
@@lore9753 Indeed, the sent is a territorial thing.
Thank you this info. I got the sense from other vids that bunny didnt seem too happy about the introduction of otter.
But i wasnt sure if i was reading too much into bunny's pauses and questions about otter
I find it fascinating the kinds of things bunny says. I've had dogs all my life, and I always wished they could tell me what they're thinking.
Omg this next chapter is going to be so interesting to watch. Otter is just the cutest too with the playful energy. Bunny seems thrilled already to have a brother and friend! ❤️
Bunny's doing a good job getting used to her new family member/friend! As I was watching this video, for some reason, my 3-month-old kitten became very interested and stopped running around to watch with me. Maybe I should get buttons and teach him how to communicate like Bunny does.
Have u watched 'BILLI SPEAKS' ?
❤ my cat is just getting started . love these buttons have 6 so far.
Otter seems like a very happy boy. Bunny seems a little unsure about him, but at least she seems to be trying to get along.
Bunny is the ideal dog! She’ll adapt and become a wonderful big sister.
Bunny's shown a lot of toddler-like development. I wonder if she will experience regression like some toddlers do when there is a new baby in the house.
Excellent point!
She did. If you follow Bunny on IG her mom gives a lot more updates. I don't think she's regressed to the point of peeing in the house (my older dog did, but I wound up with a puppy in the house before he was even a year old, so) but she quit interfacing with the buttons for a few days.
@@aember that's really interesting, thanks for the info!
I think it is important to recognize that while Bunny uses the buttons in an increasingly complex manner...part of her method of communication is also her doggy body language (1st language, after all). Like...if she is uncertain about what she is saying, or as if she is concerned how her thoughts will be received, she yawns, which is a classic signal to sooth or calm her audience. Of all the talking puppers and kitties I have watched, Bunny has the most complex speech capability, but every one of them uses body language to add texture to the English. It is fascinating.
I know that traditionally in the dog universe, yawns are used to express anxiety, diffuse situations and/or let others know that the yawner's intentions are to keep things civil.
But I wonder, in this instance, if the yawns are Bunny's version of "Um..." when we are trying to speak a different language and need a moment to think it through, but want to let the other person know that we aren't ignoring them🤔🤔🤔
I was waiting for Bunny to say, “Otter sound settle” 🤣
lol
in my language when somebody is saying something stupid we say " go to sleep " 😂😂
Omg Otter’s paws are HUGE! He’s gonna be a big boy. 🤯🥰
"Afternoon sleep otter "
Bunny: pls don't be like the cat that sleeps all day🤞😧
She needs a "why" button so her mom can better understand what she means.
She is asking why otter is sleeping in the afternoon. That's weird.
She also needs to u derstand baby/puppy. That would really help her understand about small things. We haven't seen her interact with babies or puppies. This new family stranger is weird. Make no wonder Bunny is a little uneasy. She needs more information & more experience with baby animals/puppies.
She's going to do just fine with Otter. She just needs a chance to get to know him.
I never automatically assume that all older siblings will act jealous & resentful of a new introduction. They need to interact with the new one & they need love and attention from their parents when the parents' attention is directed elsewhere. It helps them bond, in a positive way, with the new family member.
@@joykelly440 She has a button for "Why", she's used it in other videos
@@thekingofsomewhere
I haven't seen those videos. I'll have to look for that.
@@joykelly440 This is one of the "why" videos: czcams.com/video/oRDPo0jSZj4/video.html
I love it. Bunny is being real, Otter is stranger right now. But then you cleared it up for her and let her know that soon otter is friend. I wonder how well that clicked for her.
I'm looking forward to seeing if they use the buttons to communicate with each other and if Otter learns them from Bunny.
I’m wondering the same thing!
Yes! I hope they like each other then,💙Love each other. "FAMILY"
Yes me too, can’t wait!
Primates don't use ASL with each other & it makes sense. Their first language is intuitive & prolly alot more complete.
The dogs will likely speak dog to each other but she may try to model things to Otter on how to talk to mom & dad with the buttons. Like how to get things from people like outside or scritches.
I would imagine not; they know how to talk to each other already. But I can see a bit of sibling snitching/complaining coming!
Bunny knows where her ball is, she put it there for safe keeping away from Otter.
They’re gonna be just fine! Bunny plays with him like she knows he’s a baby. She’s opening up to him. He’s so sweet!
Can we PLEASE talk about how cute Otter is when he's prancing around?
"We stranger" 😭😭
I'm sensing a tad bit of jealousy there..Otter go..Otter stranger. 🤣 Friend is a whole different story when they sleep in YOUR house and play with YOUR dad....that's taking things too far!
Gee. I saw no act if jealously. Only interest.
Wow, Otter has the "oodle" part for sure! He and Bunny will do great together. I bet he learns to talk faster by mimicry, but I wonder about his cognition. Time will tell!
Did she say what breed, or mix of breeds, Otter is but I missed it? He looks to be pure poodle but his coloring is not typical. Definitely not an accepted poodle color.
@@janedoe6181 I think he's a parti poodle.
@@debbielockhart7762
Yes, that is what I thought he is. But, only solid colors are accepted by the breed standard.
I wonder if they'll let Johnny record a set of buttons for Otter -- I feel like that would give Bunny some peace of mind that her buttons are HERS, and Otter's buttons are his. I would worry if they both had to share a set, mostly because Bunny seems pretty attached to hers.
You bring up a good point. The other day Alexa mentioned setting up buttons for Otter. However, as quickly as Otter pushed the button on Bunny's board today, it will be interesting to see how this plays out!
so curious when Otter gets buttons too. Imagine when both start to talk with each other over the buttons.
Bunny is a bit jealous and curious of new friend otter how cute.🐕🐕👍
Jealous? I don't think so...
She understood they were not " friends" yet, amazing 🤓🥰
I remember when I was little and my older sister taught me all the curse buttons to push.
Aww so cute. Bunny trying to figure Otter out. Best buds in no time
I love that 'afternoon Otter sleep'
She is like 'mom why is Otter sleeping it's afternoon mom what's going on'
I love that bunny looks like shes wearing a unitard and otter looks like hes wearing leg warmers
Im sure she will love him soon. Its probz a bit weird for her having a "stranger animal" in the house but be in a different room.
Otter getting his name right away was gold 🤣 imagine Bunny and Otter human-speaking to each other later down the road 😆
You all are doing a great job of introducing them slowly and giving Bunny some time to adjust. She was so good with him outside, and in time she will be just fine with him.
I was 4 years old when my mom and dad brought my new baby brother home, and as soon as I was alone I pushed that bassinet right over...
But I learned to love him.. as bunny will love otter!
Otter seems more poodle like. Looks like he has that fluffy poodle puppy coat. You're gonna enjoy shaving his clean feet lol
Dang. The feet. My dog hated his feet touched. I couldn’t get a clippers near them because he would know what was about to happen. I had to use scissors. And it took a looong time. A clip here. A snip there. It was like wrestling an alligator. Lol.
Looks like his feet were shaved b4 they got him
I can’t wait to see these two having conversations with each other!
The good thing is bunny can talk about her worries! My dogs try their hardest to communicate but it’s hard to know what they mean sometimes ☺️
As a big sister, soon she'll be saying "what about bunny?" all the time
"Are you mad? Concerned? Happy?"
Bunny: "Yes"
:J
Someone I knew let their older dog pick out the new dog/friend from a litter. Less traumatic. PS the older dog was a Great Dane and he picked out a Chiwaua! 🤣
I had a friend with an older blind Great Dane, who reluctantly agreed to foster a Chihuahua. The Chihuahua quickly became the Great Dane's new seeing eye dog, for all intents and purposes, and they got on wonderfully until the Great Dane passed. It's a weird combo, but apparently it works!
Oh how exciting! Getting to watch their relationship grow with words, I am simply amazed and grateful! 🙏💕
The suspense was killing me!!! ❤️
His first button push!❤️🐶🥳
I see Bunny understands the concept of “stranger” for both unfamiliar people and unfamiliar dogs!
Awww Otter made me laugh. He's so sweet.. Bunny is getting there bless her ❤️
What a adorable pup…bunny too.
So much love to share in your home and from all of us lucky to enough to see your videos❣️
I watched the latest uploads where Bunny and Otter are older than they were here. It's so impressive to see how Bunny's communication skills improve as time goes by. I realized that dogs not only have feelings but have a deeper sense of comprehension and can learn how to express them only if we teach them. Really intelligent. Thanks for uploading their videos and I hope you continue to teach Bunny more words as well as Otter.
Bunny's face in the first clip after hearing Otter Is Family 😂😂😮
Ball in couch and she looks right at the couch and her mind is just working away..u can see it. Bunny is just so adorably SMART
Awe, Bunny is probably feeling jealous, she always wants to spend some time with her dad, that's my all the feelings came up, Otter is so cute, I love that you let them play in the water and just be dogs too, thank you for what you are doing.
Thank you for taking the time to share Bunny & Otter with all of us.
Can't wait for Bunny to start teaching Otter. I bet it will happen sooner than we think.
So many smart dogs, I enjoy watching them ❤️❤️❤️
Hope I come to love Otter, as much as I love Bunny!
That bunny sure is a charechter. She has personality and so does otter.
It’s so fun to add a sibling. I still enjoy watching my girls play & the “baby” is 2 yrs old today already. Never gets old.
“Ball mad” made me cracked 😂
Bunny Mariah Carey-ed Otter! She said "we stranger" = "I don't know [him]" LMAO!
bunny was like
🗣️Otto.. Otter.. who cares!!!
Cuteness overload!
Oh poor Bunny, she doesn't know what to do with that adorable little thing.. Those little brothers are always tricky to deal with at first. She has to establish Her Place as reigning princess.
So funny Bunny and Otter both
hop. Giggles...
Welcome to the family Otter!👍🏻😁❤️🦊
When you get a second dog, it's best to let the first dog "pick out" the new dog. This assures a happy family.
Wow, that was interesting, some real emotions going on with Bunny!
This is a fascinating look at new dog socialization from Bunny's perspective. Otter -- we -- stranger. I wonder how Bunny would speak about a new baby joining the household. Hypothetically, of course.
Otter exploring the buttons is a good sign.
So many people forget that poodles originated as water dogs, and that love has not left them!
1:00 need a 'curious' button!
so excited to watch there relationship grow up !!!
Otter is adorable and I’m thrilled Bunny has a brother! 🐕🦺🐾💗
That "go please" was sad, especially since you know Otter is probably thrilled to have a big sister...
Bunny moved to a new house and has a new dog brother and Billi the cat (BilliSpeaks) went on a multi state road trip while moving - so much excitement in my favorite channels.
Awww Bunny the big sister!💖💕💟💞💓💋
Otter seems like a good name for the little water monster.
Omg! Until this video, I thought Otter was older than Bunny and that you started your work with Bunny!
It makes more sense now;#1 Otterite right here! (By which I mean fan)
I love when Otter gives her play-bows. It's good he can stand up for himself in a respectful way, so as not to escalate, but still set a boundary that he will not be the omega animal.
2 super cute happy dogs💕 congratulations on your growing family!
You are doing an amazing job. It will get there, bunny is such a sensitive creature, she’s a joy, but it’s great to see you not rushing as so many people do. I adopted a 7 year old stray 4 months ago and it’s been very pressured but I love him, I’ve even stopped working for a month to spend time with him which was hard, I find what you guys do and your patience a relief. It makes me feel I’m not doing a bad job
Bunny seems to be adjusting to your move- but what a nice home! It's like moving with young children. She will adjust and like her new friends.
How much am I missing by only watching Bunny on CZcams?
The poodle water dog is certainly coming out in Otter, aptly named.
Good luck with Otter. I have 3 dogs adopted years apart and they are extremely jealous of each other.
Her language skills seem to have regressed a bit--very typical for a toddler when a new sibling is introduced.;)
Oh, ya. I'm so glad you said that. Really opens my eyes a little wider.
Sometimes a dog just wants to be a dog.
Yep! I think she's having too many big feelings to be eloquent. I think she's just trying to get out her concerns as fast as possible.
She wanted to go meet Otter. How cute!
Otter's hairdo reminds me of British judges' wigs.
No that new dog did not just push his name button. No fricking way
LOVED THIS VIDEO! I couldn’t stop watching them play on the beach. Family.
Unreal intelligence and cuteness!
So exciting! I hope they become the best of friends! Since you guys moved, does Bunny still get to play with her old friends?
Good question! How far are you from Selena and Beacher?
Can’t wait to see Bunny teach Otter. You know it’s coming.
Also Otter is family but not pack yet in Bunny’s mind.
Otter is like Tango and Beacher...perhaps classified as same. Oh..the end is so cute !!
He definitely likes mud... as he otter. I see Bunny is doing what some toddlers do - ascribing emotions to their toys... really interesting!