"I Dog" | Bunny The "Talking" Dog
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- čas přidán 11. 04. 2021
- I am Bunny, I am Dog. This is happening on a regular basis now and it blows my mind.
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People have always said "a dog is man's best friend". I never thought I'd actually hear a dog say it.
"I DOG. WE FRIEND."
OK.. Its official. Bunny is getting a permanent Bronze statue in a prominent people crossing. And that is going to be the large block statement below her story.
"I DOG. WE FRIEND." That.. is truly monumental. Wow. Just wow. Thank you all Bunny and Family.
@@SeeTheWholeTruth I wish I could upvote you more than once.
@@SeeTheWholeTruth I also wish I could promote this comment and make everyone see it because THAT must happen for real! I want a Bunny statue somewhere where future generations will be able to see her!
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@@SeeTheWholeTruth who holds the gold? Koko?
I'm more impressed with Bunny slipping in "Hi Cat!" when the cat meows.
It's good that there's an "I" button.
I found that interesting! I wonder did she understand the cat?! 😁
@@mysticjen379 I don't think she understands meows, but she was definitely taking notice of the cat.
There's also been other videos where she's tried to talk to the cat using the buttons.
@@mysticjen379 in one video, she tells the cat to “settle sound” lol
i loved that, i thought that was so funny.
I completely love this!!!💕
"I dog, we friend." might be some sort of scientific breakthrough. I've seen all of these videos and this is perhaps the most advanced display of language I've seen any animal do.
I am eagerly awaiting the results of this ongoing study of pets using assisted speech devices. All this time, we’ve been searching for other forms of intelligent life, and it was literally right under our noses.
@@eroraf8637 Yes!!! I agree!!
Yes, it is amazing!
And in my opinion it is not that Bunny, or any dog or other animal learns to "speak", because they already have a very complex language (body/smell/voice) which we humans do not always get completely - it is finally a possibility for them to learn a "foreign language" to be able to communicate with us "dog-language-impaired" humans in our own, mostly abstract language. That animals usually don't use our language system doesn't mean they don't have complex thoughts.
I am also impressed that Bunny already learns the time concept, using irregular verbs, which is sometimes even difficult for high school students who learn English as a foreign language... 🙂
@@eroraf8637Well you need to understand that when we say intelligent life we mean capable of human level cognitive abilities(and in some cases we just mean extraterrestrial life). Which is clearly not the case for most animals like dogs. That being said the phrase "I dog, we friend." Is definitely a breakthrough in inter species communicative language.
Not trying to be the "uh actually" guy, but Koko the gorilla made significant progress with ASL. I think her efforts should be acknowledged.
I hope they realize, when Bunny says she's mad about the birds and then goes out and chases them off, it proves she knows what she's talking about. Oh my. She said "I dog. We friend(s)." That's complex. Every time I see her, she blows my mind a little more.
Yeah, I think it shows that some dogs can experience more complex emotions like agitation or annoyance as opposed to what we previously just thought was mad/sad/happy.
Devil's advocate; The dog may not cognitively understand what its doing. It may just be smart enough to know that certain button combinations produce reactions from the owners. For example, anything the owner views as correct will always get a good reaction and attention from them. So "i dog' "you friend" "I love you" will always be positive. The dog knows it can press those buttons for attention. While 'stranger, bird, or outside' will make the owner open the door and let the dog out. So it can press those buttons if that's what it wants. I'm not claiming this is what's going on. I have no idea to what degree this dog understands what its' doing. But I don't think we can claim we definitely know that it understands.
@@ethanshupe4403 isnt that what human language is anyway? You talk to someone to provoke a response, whether that be telling someone to open a door in order to provoke them to do so or to ask an intelligent question to provoke them to reveal knowledge you may not know about the world or themselves. What bunny is doing is no different to any humanly speaking, just less advanced.
@@ethanshupe4403 There have been other examples. Like the fact that bunny pressed "Dad. Sound. Come" when bunny heard the male owner coming down from upstairs. Or the fact that she was looking up at the cat elevated on his cat bed and pressed "Cat. Upstairs". That she can repurpose the word "upstairs" to mean something that is relatively above her instead of the literal location shows that something else is going on beyond just wanting a positive reaction out of her owners.
@@ethanshupe4403 it probably starts from what you described, and then through association the levels of abstraction and conceptualisation get built up.
"If you can't explain it simply, you simply do not understand it enough" -Albert Einstein
"I think; therefore, I Am" - Rene Descartes
" I, I" - Bunny the Talking Dog
it's safe to assume her wisdom is unsurpassed, praise be the puppo
Truly inspiring words 😂
I, Dogius.
Bunny is really one of the smartest beings on this earth
I dog, we friends
I dog therefore I am. I dog therefore we friends. We have D'Bunnycartes here
I think, therefore I am, is older than Descartes. . . in latin it is "Cognito ergo sum." . . or something similar.
low key the most impressive thing to me is that she's ambidextrous when she uses her buttons. She switches paws so easily and purposefully in ways most humans couldn't.
And so graceful and elegant too 💃
Would that be quadri-dextrous? She also uses the rear paws to push buttons.
@@Blue-rl5dp Rear paws are accidental presses though, from what I've seen. In older videos, she was saying to Bunny "front paws" to have her see the buttons she's pressing, and it seems that it's mostly what she uses for purposeful presses nowadays.
I wonder if because they walk on them they don't have a dominant side as we humans do
I was thinking it was more the equivalent of typing than writing, but you’re right, she’s pretty smooth with both!
I’m a simple gal. I see self-aware talking doggo, I click
There’s very few naturally self conscience animals. Dogs aren’t one but teaching one to be self aware is fascinating
@@pipemasterplays shes bein educated about the world, how to type, maybe even about symbolically-representin ur own feelins as language. but selfawareness is a FEELIN u cant teach. bunny proves that dogs feel it
@@AuntBibby look at the different words I used.
I dog. We friend.
@@pipemasterplays im... im just sayin i think she was goin to be selfconscious regardless, i think a LOT of animals just SEEM like they arent cuz they dont speak human. the efficacy of the mirror test is questioned these days!
She just keeps getting better and better. This is insane!
YES!!! Mind-blowing! 🤯
Totally!
I am just blown away. 😍
So cool to see the progress
My exact thought!🥰🐾
The "I dog" part surprised me. Bunny seems aware of herself on a whole new level
They likely trained a while earlier, so it was still fresh in Bunny's mind.
Alexis had been teaching her "You dog" and "Bunny dog".
There is a video in which Bunny says "Bunny cat" and Alexis corrects her and says: "No, Bunny dog."
The amazing thing is the jump to the use of a personal pronoun by Bunny. She had been using "we" before and been experimenting with "I".
The combination "I dog" basically shows us that she understands personal pronouns (the difference between "you", "I" and "we") and that she applies the concept "dog" to the entity that she herself calls "I" and Alexis calls "you".
Eh, she's probably realised she's different from humans but doesn't know what part is due to individual differences, parent/child relation, and species. The fact that she initially called herself a cat probably means she thinks "cat" means "small family member on 4 legs that can't talk"
@@66LordLoss66 It's not direct training, the cameras around the buttons record her progress for the uni study. If anything, she says "you dog" or "Bunny dog" and Bunny made the "I" connection
Everyone here's in love with the whole ending part and I'm just here surprised that they said hi cat to the cat
Watch, one of these days she's going to pipe up, "Oh by the way, he doesn't much care for the name Mittens. He says his real name is Steve." 😂
You start out watching these videos, skeptical that it's just causal association between a button and a response... Then bunny pulls out some spontaneous wizardry like "I dog. We friends." and you know it's all real. Girl understands.
well, thats exactly how babies get started on that! they get the meaning by context later on
And she always follows through. Like if she wants to go potty, she goes out, or she goes and plays with her dog friends. This time she was angry at the birds, and she went and chased them.
Maulena Spencer man i wish i had that level of singleminded commitment
goals
That "hi cat" is adorable
Every time I think ‘That’s it, the dog has reached peak Intelligence’ but then I see this and I think one day she’s gonna form a critical assessment of a film or some music.
I believe Billi the cat has "told" her mom she does not like her mom's music selection!! 🤣
@@lore9753 Any chance she was playing Cat Stevens?
@@slipserslipman1841 LOL, no, the soundtrack from the musical HAMILTON. Maybe Billi would have appreciated "Memory" from CATS more! 😉
Check these out:
NOISE COMPLAINTS czcams.com/video/DiuQqgTw-jY/video.html
YOUR MUSIC IS AWFUL czcams.com/video/ZlloT8051tA/video.html
@@lore9753 But Billie said she did _not_ like her mom's music selection. And it was most likely too loud or had some high pitched sounds that hurt her airs. She said "ouch" (or whatever word they have for pain).
yeah there's Billi the cat complaining about hamilton already, that was quite funny
"I dog, we friends." Holy crap that's a complex sentiment to express. Bunny is sentient, no doubt about it
I live for the slow burn that is Bunny’s relationship with the cat. I hope they become best friends ❤️
Bunny wants it... The cat not so much. Cats wills are stronger then Dogs... We shall see :-p
Dogs are naturally social animals..When you have a dog they consider you part of the “pack”....A lot of cats (not all) are solitary and don’t really have much use or evolutionary link with social structures. I’ve seen cars use this system but the most impressive interactions are with dogs...So far.
She doesn't even pause like mom does, the sequence of words in her mind is already synced with her paws 💯💛
Love your user name
@@joeswanson7634 thanks Joe
Bunny's "I dog, we friend" comment was not only touching, but really interesting. Obviously her self-awareness is shocking, and she is also categorizing the relationship. As humans who love our dogs and cats, we often think of ourselves as their parents, and them as our babies. Bunny knows the people who live with her are named Mom and Dad, but she doesn't know what those titles imply. The question in my mind is if Bunny thinks of her humans as a parent figures or as friends (nearly equal to herself). I know dogs are pack animals who will respect a hierarchy, and clearly Bunny does obey human commands most of the time. But that doesn't answer the question of how she views her Mom and Dad, as parent figures or more as colleagues who just happen to fill her food bowl and go on walks with her. It would be fascinating to find out.
(And please don't misconstrue that to mean I think she doesn't love them, I think she clearly does!)
It's also interesting to note that Bunny can (and often does) give her mom and dad commands too - and doesn't always take 'No' for an answer! I think her buttons have put her on more equal ground with her humans than most dogs.
@@Snigelkrantz You're right. The video that cracks me up the most is Bunny replying, "No, why?" to her mom's decision "Walk all done." Then asking with "Please..." and her mom's [sigh, ok] "So we compromised and went for another walk!" 🤣😂🤣
I think the concept of dogs being naturally hierarchical turned out to actually be pretty overstated - wild wolf packs actually more often consist of nuclear families with a few adoptees, the early studies being based on packs cobbled together from several captive wolves. So it's thought that dogs respect their owners more in the manner of a child respecting their parent rather than a subordinate respecting their superior, especially seeing as dogs are in some ways neotenic versions of wolves (some traits displayed by adult dogs are only displayed in wolves as pups).
You've definitely got a point though that to Bunny, "Mom" is probably just what she calls Alexis, and she probably doesn't know the connotations of that - whether she'll ever be able to actually describe her relationship with Alexis, and especially relate it to a human relationship, remains to be seen, especially considering anything she can feasibly say will have to be done with her relatively limited vocabulary.
@@jaschabull2365 Your characterization of wolf packs is spot on. Earlier research was done on captive wolves forced into social groups with unfamiliar conspecifics. The unnatural situation created a great deal of stress and resulted in rigid displays of social dominance. Recent work shows wild pack hierarchy as flatter (more lateral), and generally much calmer.
Dog packs, as they are construed in our imaginations, are hierarchal. In reality, dog packs rarely form at all. What is frequently assumed to be a dog "pack" is usually a loose group of dogs that forms around a common objective such as food scavenging and dissolves when the activity ends. Research on dog "pack behavior" at human garbage dumps in Italy details this very clearly.
her mom and dad aren't parental figures because they not dog, but they very good friend that she lives with. they're her roommates that make awesome dinner every night while she makes sure the perimeter stays safe.
which is what dogs have always been in our lives.
My god, this is frighteningly impressive..the more self aware she becomes, the more it makes your brain melt. Those rats with wings got what was coming to them tho, lol.
Bunny is aware birds aren't real. She was protecting everyone.
@@lilwyvern4 um.... What now?
@@louisacapell birds aren't real! it's an intentionally over the top conspiracy theory so extreme that the hope is that conspiracy theorists will have a hard time with it. also it's funny. btw birds are paid actors
@@laurenpinschannels that's a new one for me lololol
Now I've got to go google it.
Down a rabbit hole I goooooooooooo.
@@louisacapell Cmon, everyone knows that birds are just government drones meant to spy on us.
Incredibly emotional to realise just how much goes on in a dog's mind and how limited they must feel not being fully understood. Other dogs, those without sound boards and tuitive "owners", must be seething with unrealised ability 🐕
I agree. I'd prefer a talking dog's company at this point, they have a simple language as I do.
My Jack Russell is pretty excellent at getting his points across without buttons. I'm almost afraid of how much more he would rule me if he had these lol.
I think this is the most impressive one I've seen since Stella came up with "water outside" when her "beach" button was broken.
This is the most intelligent sentence Bunny has ever formed. The stranger ouch paw one was formed out of necessity. This one is just him contemplating.
*her ;-)
Johanna Geisel ; we can choose to ignore Flan Leche’s actual point; but the point is a very good one.
You should teach bunny “say” so you can ask if a dog barked “what did dog say” that’d be sick
Wdyt?
Bunny could actually be the way we can see what dogs say jk
@@shinyrayco2486 no that wouldn’t really work
I dont know if it's possible, but that would be so cool
@@jaidensjungle2309 Idk just a idea but why wouldn’t it?
I just... Bunny said two sentences. Together. I can't even remember when kids start doing that. It's usually more about how many words per sentence. I'm legit gobsmacked. Way to go Bunny and Alexis.
You should add a “human”/“person” button! I wonder if she could generalize that concept- I would’ve thought not, but she continually surprises/impressed me!
Seems hard to believe a dog wouldn't know what humans are.
By now I am convinced she can generalize the concept. She can tell cats from dogs from birds.
She correctly identified a neighbour's cat as "cat" and the cats in her household as "cat" too. She understands that both seagulls and crows (and airplanes ^ ^) are birds.
She understands that there are other "stranger" dogs and that she is a dog.
She even generalized other things, like both the waves and the rain and the ocean as "water", both her paws and the humans' hands as "paw" etc.
Should be easy peasy for her to realize there is a category called "human" which consists of individuals like "Mom" and "Dad".
@@jaschabull2365 cats don't know about species. Dogs might, since they have towards us the "look at this cutie!" reaction we have towards them.
Between Bunny and Billi I am astounded at the progress being made in interspecies communication. Just think where we might be 20 years from now!
Oh! I absolutely love Billi also! They're so amazing, these two. ❤️
"I dog we friend" I'm not crying, you are 😭
This combined with yesterday's video of Bunny asking for another dog is pretty interesting. If Bunny gets those specific words the way we hope she understands them, she's developing and able to articulate the difference between dogs and humans, which is super interesting.
I imagine most dogs can categorize like that easily, but seeing Bunny assign words to it is still exciting. Dog is a great addition to the buttons, whenever that happened. I wonder if you want to include a "human" button? Human feels like a weird specific choice of words, but "person" feels patronizing to the dog, so I don't know what good alternatives there would be.
I don't think there's anything wrong with "human". my friends call each other humans all the time. "hello friend human, how's your day" for example. yes we're nerds, but it also isn't that overwhelmingly weird.
@@laurenpinschannels Hello friend Lauren! I too am a fellow hu-mon native to planet Earth.
😋
@@laurenpinschannels lol I do this too! Or I call kids “small humans”
I saw this on Instagram, but missed hearing the cat meow just before Bunny said “hi cat.” Amazing!
Them: Wow thats amazing!
Me:... They’re... EVOLVING
they dont get this comment lol
The "I" "I" one is a revolution. You don't seem to understand, but Bunny has shown an ability to comprehend abstract concept of personality. Not only does this dog know that it is a dog and that it can be a part of something bigger (we friend), but also expresses that it is unique and knows what self is. Bunny is a pioneer of verbal philosophy for dogs and animals in general!
Pretty sure she was just excited and stuttering while trying to convey some smokey concept of self
bloody hell, thats seriously impressive. Kudos to you for being so consistent, i bet there are times when you just want to 'settle' but you make that extra effort to get up and go to the buttons to reinforce a word. xx
Wow! I certainly look at my pets with new appreciation for their intelligence when I watch these videos.
Me too. I always knew they were more aware than some people think but between Bunny and Billi the cat I have a whole new appreciation for my animals awareness.
thats why I turned vegan, appreciation of the intelligence/consciousness
@@zzzz1192 I'm not ready to go all vegan but I certainly can appreciate that reasoning for doing so and maybe will someday.
I will live vicariously through Bunny. My wiener mix is an idiot. He’s cute though, lol.
I love her fluffy tail and the intelligent expressiveness of her face. Thank you for sharing your journey and showing how well dogs can communicate.
This is huge? I'm shocked. Bunny is refering to themselves and others correctly. The cat when It meowed, the birds it was angry at, you, itself, the relationship between you and them. This is incredible stuff, "i i" is even correct as its like saying "I am myself"
Amazing awareness of self as a dog, awareness of self’s relationship to mom. Talking all meta about selves.
I think that dog are self aware, but not at our level. Awareness of self is an emergent property.
I dog we friend 😭💖💕
Amazing. This is what people have wanted for forever, to be able to talk with their pets.
Let's get the cat in on this so we can see her and Bunny talk to each other
You should check out Billispeaks. It is a cat using these buttons. It has a very different feel to Bunny, but you see the intelligence there too.
@@differnet billi the cat is always "mad"🤣
@@ebonynaomi1085 Or telling her mom that she loves her.
@@differnet Billi is very practical, concise and slow. She doesn't exactly seem less skilled at language (apart from the speed aspect), but doesn't ask any of the more theoretical questions about identity and groups that Bunny asks. Billi can say "this noise is annoying, stop it and come play with me", bunny can say "shut up cat, cya"
@@bacicinvatteneaca I think that some of the difference can be down to the way their minds work. It was fascinating to me to find out that birds experience time differently then humans. Ever drive towards a bird in the road and it waits until what seems to us like the last minute. To them, they know exactly how long it will take them to move out of our way, thus to them, they are giving themselves lots of time. The assumption that we and animals experience the world the same is incorrect. Therefore, what seems slow to us in Billi's reaction may not seem slow to her. I don't know enough about the difference between the way humans and cats experience the world to be sure.
Best start to the morning - seeing Bunny affirm her self-awareness and her relationship with friends both two-legged and four.
Bunny's protecting her terf
“I dog, we friend” and “Hi friend” remind me so much of Dug, the dog from Up.
“I, I” = “I am.” that’s her story and i’m sticking to it!
I thank you and Bunny and other similar channels for showing us that we are just beginning to see what is possible in cross species communication. This is a truly beautiful interaction.
At this point Bunny is communicating better than my 17 yr old son 😁😁😁
Lol
Not that hard since teenagers have a mechanism that inhibits their empathy more, compared to both adults AND children
Give him about 10 years more (give or take a few) and the aliens will return him to you. Life with teens is always a challenge. Mine is 28 now, and pretty much human again lol.
I truly believe that your commitment to this "study" is proving to be extremely groundbreaking.
How dare those birds be on Bunny’s property!!! Lol
At this rate, ‘I think therefore I am’ might start popping up
She's certainly demonstrating it.
Wow - I was at bit sceptical at first, even knowing how intelligent dogs and cats are - her word combinations, self awareness and just general understanding get more & more impressive
She’s SO SMART! Good girl, Bunny! And good borking at seagulls, too.
I love Bunny ... her videos takes my anxiety away from the regular news feed I usually get ... because everyday it gets worse and worse
She just gets smarter and smarter everyday.
“I dog we friend”. I teared up. So amazing and beautiful! 🥰
This one made me cry. I’m weird, I know. But like OMG Bunny, I love you.
"I dog, we friend" I'm blown 😍
Dogs always communicate with us. We're the ones who have to give them words to express it. Watching her come to grasp with what each word means to you and then using them together is so, so pure.
I dog we friend. Bless her heart. We are friend.
These videos are the craziest displays of intelligence ive ever seen.
At first I thought it was coincidence and chance, but example after example clearly shows that dogs truly have a capacity for expressing thought.
Wow !
Holy sh*t, I cannot believe how self aware Bunny has become over the short period of time I have been
watching!!! It is like a light bulb went o and suddenly it all made sense to her. AMAZING 😵😵😵
Its like watch the movie about Helen Keller. She has become aware that things have names and she can express herself.
I died laughing when she ran outside! 😂
"I I."
"I what?"
"No, Mom, 'aye aye'. I wanna be a sailor dog!"
Don't know why this is funny as heck but it is 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for sharing Bunny with all of us. She is such an exceptional girl❣️ 😍
fascinating how language and self awareness works together. Feels like Bunny has lvld up in her vocabulary/concepts. Ps. You should get a Patreon Page for bunny!
this made me grin so widely. so much good vibes coming from this adorable doggo. she's so smart and loving!
That's a most wonderful yes giggle 😄
❤️ She’s such a smart girl!! I love how she’s learning so much and saying so much.
Omg she is making sentences. Wow she is getting so good! Thank you for sharing this
It made sense to me that she said ‘Mad Help’ I love how dogs think and act and communicate. Love tail wiggle 1:01
You videos of Bunny always make me smile. Such a simple pleasure. Thank you.
Astounding
Full phrases and expressions of self awareness and relationship now - wow 🤩!
LOL! Bunny needs to come help me keep the owls away. And it must be said... Bunny is such a clever dog.
"I DOG WE FRIEND", this is the slogan of the year
She is so awesome! "I dog, we friend"
Damn Bunny came with it today. Her brain is accelerating at unprecedented levels.
Bunny is simply amazing.
Please keep posting. I look forward to seeing how great Bunny 🐰is!
Thousands of years has come to this. Where mans best friend itself tells you, they're your friend.
"Friend hi"
AWW 🥺✋
sooooo wonderful!!! I really enjoy how she wags after she says something sweet.
I have goosebumps from this demonstration of her self-awareness! If ever I get another dog, I'll have to try to teach it to communicate this way. (Currently have old cats, and the only one who's really communicative has trained me to understand what he wants through body language, plus he has no patience.)
Bunny is amazing- this must be an impressive journey for both of you!
I'm in the same situation. Right now I have a house full of cats. But next time I get a dog it's getting buttons !
@@michellelillie6259 Absolutely!
@@michellelillie6259 Look at the "Billi Speaks" channel, cats can use buttons too.
@@mrsheesh3743 👌
Miss warrior floof, chasing off those seagulls. You have a great source of protection.
Alexis, when Tango comes to visit, please ask Bunny, "WHAT TANGO WANT, HMM?"
This made me quite emotional. So wonderful to see Bunny expressing herself in this way, It's truly magical. Thank you so very much for posting xx
God. This is absolutely the most impressive video of Bunny for me. She’s so well aware! Yeah girl you dog we friends hi cat!
I love seeing Bunny and her connections. The “Hi cat” was awesome 🤩. We give animals so little credit on communicating. Bunny is awesome.
Cat: “Meowwww”
Bunny: “Hi Cat”
Me: I wish I could teach my dog to say hi to my boyfriend’s cat
wow the fact she pressed "hi cat" after she heard the meow!
When Bunny just, ever so casually, popped off with "I dog. We friend", I nearly fell out of my chair. This is beyond simple understanding of human/animal relationships, beyond understanding her place next to humans; hell...beyond simply grasping what she is in the world. Bunny, like it or not, is beginning to understand WHO she is, not WHAT she is. She may have four legs and fur, but she communicates with more skill and dexterity than many kids I've seen. This is a stunning achievement for any animal, but when you consider the fact that this animal has four legs and fur, it becomes all the more important. Bunny is, simply put, in a class by herself. I'd love to see her meet up with Billispeaks; those two might have a lot to talk about.
"I, I"
I think, therefore I am.
I am I.
I exist.
Wowwwwwww...her grasp and command of existential concepts is growing so fast!
It is absolutely mind blowing how smart she is!
Amazing! Bunny is such a thinker. I get excited when Maya touches scratches. Bunny has changed my perception of dog thinking ability completely. The sky is the limit!
Next level is two dogs talking to each other with these buttons! Seriously though the awareness is amazing!!
I'm getting teary. This is so sweet.
I am crying 😢 This is amazing to have this type of communication with our fur family 💕 Well done 👏🏻
asking "Please" when she said "Walk done" got me. "Hi cat" as well
"I dog we friend 'AWWWWWW
Omgosh she is so smart.. it's amazing to watch her figure out life.. wow
THIS IS SO CUTE OUR DOGS DO KNOW WE'RE FRIENDS
Bunny stokes me out so much! What an amazing gal 😍
Everyday I cry bc bunny 🐰 is so cute