Same. Dont quote me on this but I believe there were a couple studies on animal sentience, that is, if they are capable of abstract thinking and communicating to or near the level humans do. I believe there was one done on apes. The issue was that the researchers felt that they couldnt be certain that the answer was yes because in their study, the apes never really questioned anything, and it seems that the apes didnt even consider that humans may not know everything. I really want to see more studies being done because I think many animals are smarter than they appear to be. Perhaps some are capable of thinking philosophically and we dont know yet.
Bunny once asked: "Why do you love me?" to which she replied "Because we are friends." Bunny the asked "What is love?" These is something profound in the fact they can discuss abstract concepts such as love and friendship.
@@hightowergaming5301 I saw the video that you're talking about. It is amazing, and almost kind of moving in a way when she asked her owner why she loved her....
how is it asking questions? the "what" button could have any other soundeffect on and could have any meaning to the dog, the owners give certain buttons their personal meaning and it's on them to interpret the dogs actions. The dog could think whatever about any of the buttons. It can't press the "go outside" button sarcastically or symbolically. It can't use the soundeffects to describe something completely different than the responses it has been taught. there is no meaning. I doubt you could even rearrange the buttons. I mean there are words like "friends" or "love" on it, now let's be serious. The dog is just performing tricks and not using language, no matter how cute.
All these new videos of dogs and cats learning to use buttons has really changed how I think of their sentience. I already knew they were thinking, caring creatures, but I guess I always thought they lived in the moment through feelings. I never quite considered just how thoughtful they could be.
The gorilla telling handlers the story of losing his mom to poachers through sign language is another one of those eye openers. Dogs and gorilla's are on different levels when it comes to sentience, but still.
@@iknowyourerightbut6246 (First of all, stupid name.) my dog barks when i knock my hand on a table, it sounds like the knocking of a door, which means intruder alert and... you get the point. (hopefully)
I love your honesty, your skepticism, the fact it could be our ego. Also I love what you said that they’re not learning a new language but that they’ve been saying it all along.
I think "go outside" "treat" and "toy" are the best ones... The others come with mystery, ego, luck and your own creativity. It just "seems" like they are communicating...
@@mspaint93 animals have no sense of right and wrong a lion rips the neck offa gazelle just like wolves rip deer apart dogs and cats understand this much better than us
@@mrmangotahiti In the best way possible, yes! Only humans have the ability to code right from wrong. Other species only wish to survive, and cant do wrong by nature. I might not choose to eat meat myself by my own personal values, but my kitty isnt an omnivore and I'd be abusive if I didnt feed her good meat. In a sense, its beautiful that I havent consumed meat for years, but will still purchase beef chunks for my animal, because she needs it. Recognizing that animals live by their nature, and I'll cater to them so such.
I’ve been thinking of doing this for awhile but with simple phrases for the pup to say like gotta potty and such. I never expected they would be so good at figuring so much out. This is really fascinating
I can tell you, owning dogs that YES they've been saying it all along. My dog tells me when he's due everything in his routine, sometimes when I forget. He tells me what he wants, what he doesn't. He's very determined. He's smart, sweet & adorable. He's a Yorkie 🥰
I think alot of people love this idea of communication with their pets, but probably don't realise how time consuming this is. Imagine raising a child, that's essentially what your doing but with a friend. You would have to train the dog to be diligent and obedient, you would have to care religiously about your animal. I hope no one saw this and thought wow this is going to be a fun little toy I can use with my dog.
What a perfectly sane and reasonable overview of the experience and relationship. I am going to be bringing home two heelers in the next year and plan to incorporate this into our world. I really appreciate Alexis' perspective.
I love when she said it as it is about how she’s a hopeful skeptic and that if it’s what it is. It just shows that she actually knows what she’s doing and what’s going on.
I'm very intrigued now. I may invest in some buttons just to see how well my dog and I can communicate. She already understands me, and with a routine, I understand her but this raises the bar and certainly seems to deepen the bond. Neat stuff!
I don't think anyone appreciated how smart a dog really can be or just how deeply they love and care for us until we gave them the opportunity to speak to us in a way we can most easily understand. Dogs look to us for comfort just as we look to them, they love us more than anything else in this world, and being able to talk with them is in many respects the greatest gift we have ever given ourselves. Please, treasure your dogs as they treasure you, it is a joy like no other. Damn, I miss my dogs so much, I've lost plenty of human family but somehow losing a dog weighs most heavily with very few exceptions. Why must the universe be so cruel and take away dogs so soon? 😢
Isn't she though? Her black & white markings are so adorable and she is just a pure and delicate soul. I think Otter is cute, too, but Bunny is simply personality plus... So charming.
As a life-long animal lover, a dog trainer with 3 decades of experience, and a former veterinary technician, I absolutely love the idea of this. I only wish we could see a video without so many cuts, stops and starts, and edits.
I also became fascinated and read some articles that suggest the dog may not actually understand the words, only that a button = some response. And that they may subconsciously influencing the dogs behavior and editing out the parts where the dog fails
@@drdream123 I'm not sure what's the problem with that. We make mistakes too and we edit them out. Pets make mistakes and we use that to hate and start debating? Really? Come on. Even if they do, it must help them with their lives somehow, pretty cool, isn't it?
My dog sits herself in front of me, stares at me and starts whining, then I have to go through a word list such as out, food, cuddle, bed etc, and when I hit the correct word she reacts runs off turning her head for me to follow. I think I will need to buy some of these dog buttons for her.
This is incredibly scientific and not at all edited, and didn't require any hopeful inferences to be made by the owner at all, the dog was generally just curious about the barge on the water and wanted to chat about it, come on people.
"We haven't been listening." That's so true - countless dogs are frustrated because their owners just don't get what they're communicating. They understand us and probably think we're real dumb animals!
Yes, wonderful point: animals talk all the time and did so as long as we do - only use other language means as we do. The use of buttons are an extraordinary idea!
This is just like those ape language studies in the 1960’s. The dog isn’t really communicating in the sense of how we talk, it’s responding to stimuli provided by her owner. It’s no different than you teaching your dog that “sit” means to sit down. It can learn to associate certain words with outcomes but the owner is doing most of the interpretation, which is obviously biased.
Input/output communication is how toddlers and small children learn how to talk. Sure, the animal's owner may have some bias in how intelligent their dog actually is, but there is still a level of communication going on here. Think about the complexities of animals body language. It's not too much of a stretch to think that they can associate/express some of those body language cue through buttons, and use input/output variables like "outside" "potty" "play" in relatively basic combinations to form basic phrases on the same level as say a 1 1/2 to 2 y/o, depending on when you start to train your dog based on the button format
You could say the EXACT same about humans then. We are just organisms. Just animals. That’s exactly how humans learn language too. There is nothing special about our species, sorry to break it to you bud. That kind of outlook on life will only make you unhappy. Wake up.
I have a Blue Heeler. She’s so energetic, she loves to run around and go from one place to another that I don’t think a stationary communication device would work for her. She and I communicate though body language and of course, vocally. She’s a cattle dog and they’re always watching their human and are fast at learning from our physical and vocal cues. 🥰
We have not been listening! They were always communicating but humans think that we are on top and every other living thing is at the bottom yet let’s look at the tiny COVID virus and the terror it has created. Awesome work she is doing in bringing more awareness 🤩🥰🙏
I’ve always tried to “listen” to my pets behaviors and forum a vocabulary they’re familiar with. I love all animals, even the ones that might kill me. They all have a purpose. ♥️
For Halloween we got some extra buttons that said "I want to murder you", and "You will die tonight". Our dog ended up freaking us all out by selecting these buttons !
Honestly I think the dog presses some of those buttons because they can smell the endorphine change in their owner... Like pressing "love you mom". How happy would a human be if the dog presses those buttons? The chemical change would be large inside the human and I think the dog can sense/smell the change.
"I would love for the greatest takeaway to be not that our dogs can talk, but that they've already been saying it all along and we just haven't been listening."
I've noticed that all the animals I have ever had, and presently have communicate very well using body motions, facial expressions and unique vocal expressions. But I do find this technique very interesting.
Plot twist, the cute dog has started training the lady to speak in the dog's language. She now hast 23 buttons to convey to the dog her feelings in his language. One button that is missing is the "NO!" button.
well that’s it i think, they have been talking all along. Water buffalo rescues turtle, Beluga whale notices girl looses phone overboard and swims down and retrieves it returning to the person who dropped it. Dog gets in way of car and won’t move until driver gets and and dog leads driver to endangered cat. It’s more of consciousness sharing then talk. Humans seems to only use it in dreams if and only if they pay attention to their dreams. Dreams can communicate messages, you need to learn the picture meaning of the symbols, the more you practice the more relative the symbology of the symbols and confirmation communication exist. with whom you might think, well, those who are no longer in physical body.
Our Doberman showed me my Xbox powerbox light by her crate was keeping her up by pointing her nose and my Xbox controller light, whimpered, then pointed her nose at the power box, whimpered, then to her crate where there was a gap in the blankets and light bled through. My Pitbull (a rescue) saw me throwing her "land mines" into the woods and started "dumping her packages" along the treeline so I didn't have to walk back and forth.
Read the brain signals given off when Bunny thinks about each word to press, and then you could make a device that reads bunny's thoughts and says the words without needing buttons.
@@zappy2000 Maybe haha. It might be possible with an external EEG. So it wouldn't be harmful. But I'm currently too sleep deprived to think about neuroscience. Goodnight friendo :)
Unfortunately, that’s not how that works. The only way for the parents to pass on their ability is through teaching. Dogs pressing buttons is not instinctual. All of these dogs are smart, and intelligence is the only thing that would be able to be passed on to offspring.
Love this! And you are so right! I’m a “ person” to my pure breed German Shepard.. who I know can understand me.. and I understand her.. where can I get these and did you start using only one word until she got it”?
I taught my dog how to choose between my two hands. Yes or no. and also are you a good boy or a bad boy. (since he already knows the context of the two based on his dicipline and rewards.) He always chooses good boy. But the first time he chose bad boy was when he got in trouble for something. He was reprimanded and was doing the classic "guilty dog" look. He was asked and he chose bad boy. I already knew dogs were intelligent and aware, but that really shocked me, and honestly kind of freaked me out lol. I now I ask the question alot, and he chooses bad when he knows I am upset at him for something. I just started transitioning to buttons and he's using the "treat" and "yes" button often lol. Dogs are truly sentient, intelligent creatures who are so connected to us, even through our forms of communication now.
@@medievalmaria5680 You can program it manually ، but they said that this will be difficult for the pet ..they choose the most important and easiest words like outside and food ..as afirst step
"I......was........once .....
a......human"
Haha silly dog, she’s just mashing buttons again...
Me: 👁👄👁
Big... brother...?
@@arryyy2113 *Plot Twist*
@@arryyy2113 underrated comment
The fact that the animal seems to be asking questions is what most interest me.
Same. Dont quote me on this but I believe there were a couple studies on animal sentience, that is, if they are capable of abstract thinking and communicating to or near the level humans do. I believe there was one done on apes. The issue was that the researchers felt that they couldnt be certain that the answer was yes because in their study, the apes never really questioned anything, and it seems that the apes didnt even consider that humans may not know everything. I really want to see more studies being done because I think many animals are smarter than they appear to be. Perhaps some are capable of thinking philosophically and we dont know yet.
Bunny once asked: "Why do you love me?" to which she replied "Because we are friends." Bunny the asked "What is love?" These is something profound in the fact they can discuss abstract concepts such as love and friendship.
@@hightowergaming5301 I saw the video that you're talking about. It is amazing, and almost kind of moving in a way when she asked her owner why she loved her....
how is it asking questions? the "what" button could have any other soundeffect on and could have any meaning to the dog, the owners give certain buttons their personal meaning and it's on them to interpret the dogs actions. The dog could think whatever about any of the buttons. It can't press the "go outside" button sarcastically or symbolically. It can't use the soundeffects to describe something completely different than the responses it has been taught. there is no meaning. I doubt you could even rearrange the buttons. I mean there are words like "friends" or "love" on it, now let's be serious. The dog is just performing tricks and not using language, no matter how cute.
@@francojosemuertes4273 no its works the same way they do with kids with autism that cant communicate it's the same type of learning
All these new videos of dogs and cats learning to use buttons has really changed how I think of their sentience. I already knew they were thinking, caring creatures, but I guess I always thought they lived in the moment through feelings. I never quite considered just how thoughtful they could be.
The gorilla telling handlers the story of losing his mom to poachers through sign language is another one of those eye openers.
Dogs and gorilla's are on different levels when it comes to sentience, but still.
wheres the cat videos?
@@231swift Look up Billi the cat. I don't remember the channel name, but her name is in it.
@@dutch_blades I would love to see that, if you have a link
@@Triairius czcams.com/video/vMLnMyouvF0/video.html
"Bunny, open the patio door please, I'm locked out"
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
Hahahahahahahahaha
Haha brilliant
Lol
😂😂😂
let her go to college
her speach would be priceless
Smart. People. Sit.
Good girl. Good boy.
Bunny. Love you! Stranger.
@@turquoisesnowflake4613 😂🤣😂🤭
Bunny's already in college! She's part of a language study at UC San Diego along with about 1000 other button using animals!
It’s midnight and you hear this from the living room.
“Bunny”
“Stranger”
“Mad”
“Mad”
“Mad”
robber:
*ayo what the f-*
Wooooah bruv chill
Its okay bunny mommy's gonna go kick some @$$😡
It's midnight and you hear
ooops
stinky
floor
sorrryyyy
Kill
meanwhile my dog is 3 years old and barks if i accidentally knock my hand on a table
Well it says be careful and s/he loves you.
Scared while young .... ?
@@iknowyourerightbut6246 (First of all, stupid name.) my dog barks when i knock my hand on a table, it sounds like the knocking of a door, which means intruder alert and... you get the point. (hopefully)
He's saying are u ok be careful and love u
@@problematicprincess6270 no he is saying "can you stop doing that? Its going on my doggy nerves and they sensitive as hell bitsh"
I love your honesty, your skepticism, the fact it could be our ego. Also I love what you said that they’re not learning a new language but that they’ve been saying it all along.
I think "go outside" "treat" and "toy" are the best ones... The others come with mystery, ego, luck and your own creativity. It just "seems" like they are communicating...
What is this machine called?
@@whitealliance9540 except now she literally says things that are contextually correct.
This is nothing close to language, but we have known for a long time that dogs can understand words and even strings of words.
I think this will revolutionize how we communicate with dogs and cats, one day someone’s going to use it on a cow, horse, sheep etc
I hope it generally teaches people to be more mindful and caring to animals!
@@mspaint93 animals have no sense of right and wrong a lion rips the neck offa gazelle just like wolves rip deer apart dogs and cats understand this much better than us
@@mrmangotahiti In the best way possible, yes! Only humans have the ability to code right from wrong. Other species only wish to survive, and cant do wrong by nature. I might not choose to eat meat myself by my own personal values, but my kitty isnt an omnivore and I'd be abusive if I didnt feed her good meat. In a sense, its beautiful that I havent consumed meat for years, but will still purchase beef chunks for my animal, because she needs it. Recognizing that animals live by their nature, and I'll cater to them so such.
But.... You want to hear what cows think of us?
Like... "DON'T EAT ME!!"
I don't think I'll ever go to McDonald's AGAIN 🤣
With technology this advanced, there is hope that one day millennials will be able to communicate with boomers.
I’ve been thinking of doing this for awhile but with simple phrases for the pup to say like gotta potty and such. I never expected they would be so good at figuring so much out. This is really fascinating
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“Frogs”
“Water”
“Gay”
She do be watching some Alex Jones on the off time
I wonder if Bunny feel frustrated when she doesn't have access to the buttons and wants to communicate.
No it’s a dog. She will just bark, scratch, or piss on your floor when she’s frustrated… That’s how dogs communicate
@@SG-oy1sj
The hate is unreal 😂
@@loisinonepiece5373
Maybe a cat lady
@@loisinonepiece5373
I obviously know they don't understand English lmao
But they can see patterns and combine those to ask for their needs
Imagine putting in some curses
Bunny: mom. park.
Mom: no bunny we’ve been to the park today
Bunny: fuck. Fuck. Fuck.
I can tell you, owning dogs that YES they've been saying it all along. My dog tells me when he's due everything in his routine, sometimes when I forget. He tells me what he wants, what he doesn't. He's very determined. He's smart, sweet & adorable. He's a Yorkie 🥰
her house, area, dog and style is modelled off sim 4 pets 🤣
Ha ha! I can see that too
@@lalalooloo its uncanny 🤣
It looks like she literally lives in brindleton bay hahaha
"Stuck"
"Inside"
"Dog"
"Help"
Imagine outside at 3AM you hear
“Outside” “look” “outside” “scared”
I think alot of people love this idea of communication with their pets, but probably don't realise how time consuming this is. Imagine raising a child, that's essentially what your doing but with a friend. You would have to train the dog to be diligent and obedient, you would have to care religiously about your animal. I hope no one saw this and thought wow this is going to be a fun little toy I can use with my dog.
"2020, Bunny writes best novel and finds cure for covid-19"
What a perfectly sane and reasonable overview of the experience and relationship. I am going to be bringing home two heelers in the next year and plan to incorporate this into our world. I really appreciate Alexis' perspective.
I love when she said it as it is about how she’s a hopeful skeptic and that if it’s what it is. It just shows that she actually knows what she’s doing and what’s going on.
I'm very intrigued now. I may invest in some buttons just to see how well my dog and I can communicate. She already understands me, and with a routine, I understand her but this raises the bar and certainly seems to deepen the bond. Neat stuff!
Update?
Update?
there is also a cat called billi that does this too
Lonely dog lady who treats her dog like her son
I don't think anyone appreciated how smart a dog really can be or just how deeply they love and care for us until we gave them the opportunity to speak to us in a way we can most easily understand. Dogs look to us for comfort just as we look to them, they love us more than anything else in this world, and being able to talk with them is in many respects the greatest gift we have ever given ourselves. Please, treasure your dogs as they treasure you, it is a joy like no other. Damn, I miss my dogs so much, I've lost plenty of human family but somehow losing a dog weighs most heavily with very few exceptions. Why must the universe be so cruel and take away dogs so soon? 😢
Just came from an Instagram post “mad, ouch, stranger, paw” I can’t believe this wow. Amazing
I bought some buttons after watching Bunny's videos. So far my Jakey boy knows 'outside', 'play' and 'walkies'.
Has he learned more now? :)
@@Letthembelightpeaceonelove he knows "love you!" and presses it sometimes randomly
@@ashleysalter8534 Awww that’s so sweet
All this aside...Bunny is just flipping adorable.
Isn't she though? Her black & white markings are so adorable and she is just a pure and delicate soul. I think Otter is cute, too, but Bunny is simply personality plus... So charming.
As a life-long animal lover, a dog trainer with 3 decades of experience, and a former veterinary technician, I absolutely love the idea of this. I only wish we could see a video without so many cuts, stops and starts, and edits.
I also became fascinated and read some articles that suggest the dog may not actually understand the words, only that a button = some response. And that they may subconsciously influencing the dogs behavior and editing out the parts where the dog fails
@@drdream123 I'm not sure what's the problem with that. We make mistakes too and we edit them out. Pets make mistakes and we use that to hate and start debating? Really? Come on. Even if they do, it must help them with their lives somehow, pretty cool, isn't it?
"Bunny."
"Eat."
"Mom."
I was trying to find a comment on how ridiculous this is.....but yours will do...lol😁
My dog sits herself in front of me, stares at me and starts whining, then I have to go through a word list such as out, food, cuddle, bed etc, and when I hit the correct word she reacts runs off turning her head for me to follow.
I think I will need to buy some of these dog buttons for her.
I love this.
This is incredibly scientific and not at all edited, and didn't require any hopeful inferences to be made by the owner at all, the dog was generally just curious about the barge on the water and wanted to chat about it, come on people.
"We haven't been listening." That's so true - countless dogs are frustrated because their owners just don't get what they're communicating. They understand us and probably think we're real dumb animals!
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Awww she looks so cute!!!
My sheepadoodle: *is HOT MESS!*
I get this to at random times. Mostly at work but it doesn’t last long.
Yes, wonderful point: animals talk all the time and did so as long as we do - only use other language means as we do.
The use of buttons are an extraordinary idea!
This is just like those ape language studies in the 1960’s. The dog isn’t really communicating in the sense of how we talk, it’s responding to stimuli provided by her owner. It’s no different than you teaching your dog that “sit” means to sit down. It can learn to associate certain words with outcomes but the owner is doing most of the interpretation, which is obviously biased.
Input/output communication is how toddlers and small children learn how to talk. Sure, the animal's owner may have some bias in how intelligent their dog actually is, but there is still a level of communication going on here. Think about the complexities of animals body language. It's not too much of a stretch to think that they can associate/express some of those body language cue through buttons, and use input/output variables like "outside" "potty" "play" in relatively basic combinations to form basic phrases on the same level as say a 1 1/2 to 2 y/o, depending on when you start to train your dog based on the button format
@@QockNobblr lol, it is "much of a stretch". You clearly have absolutely no idea the intellect an organism requires to communicate actively. 🤣
You could say the EXACT same about humans then. We are just organisms. Just animals. That’s exactly how humans learn language too. There is nothing special about our species, sorry to break it to you bud. That kind of outlook on life will only make you unhappy. Wake up.
I have a Blue Heeler. She’s so energetic, she loves to run around and go from one place to another that I don’t think a stationary communication device would work for her. She and I communicate though body language and of course, vocally. She’s a cattle dog and they’re always watching their human and are fast at learning from our physical and vocal cues. 🥰
i did not realize what dogs think until i saw these button talk videos, i wish i had one for my dog, its so useful in my opinion.
That house looks amazing to live in
Every time she sleeps she hears the dog pressing the buttons like crazy
We have not been listening! They were always communicating but humans think that we are on top and every other living thing is at the bottom yet let’s look at the tiny COVID virus and the terror it has created. Awesome work she is doing in bringing more awareness 🤩🥰🙏
This is the future of talking animals !
That was so cool smart puppy
I believe this dog is actually button mashing and doesn't really know what's going on but I love your optimism
Watch the videos, she knows what she’s pressing
This could be the beginning of a breakthrough in being able to communicate with our dogs. Hopefully this will develop more in the long future
Did anyone else see the bong bag at 1:07 being used as a throw pillow ? 😂😂😂 I do the same exact thing with my old ones
Dogs are incredible friends
I’ve always tried to “listen” to my pets behaviors and forum a vocabulary they’re familiar with. I love all animals, even the ones that might kill me. They all have a purpose. ♥️
It'll be fun if/when Bunny's offspring communicate with each other later.
They don't need buttons for that
Imagine when it starts going “Mum, I want to go for a walk right now if you don’t take me for a walk I will run away and never return.”
For Halloween we got some extra buttons that said "I want to murder you", and "You will die tonight". Our dog ended up freaking us all out by selecting these buttons !
Wow this is amazing 😀
so smart and cute...
I love Bunny so much!!! ❤🎉❤
She's gives me "hello fellow kids" vibes
If parrots and raven's can talk I'm sure a dog has the potential to learn with buttons.
The average dog can know up to 150 words and german shepherds can hear around 250-300
there’s a really awesome horse who can do math… it’s incredible.
Are you kidding me right now !!! This is Amazing ! ................. !!!
Honestly I think the dog presses some of those buttons because they can smell the endorphine change in their owner... Like pressing "love you mom". How happy would a human be if the dog presses those buttons?
The chemical change would be large inside the human and I think the dog can sense/smell the change.
"I would love for the greatest takeaway to be not that our dogs can talk, but that they've already been saying it all along and we just haven't been listening."
I've noticed that all the animals I have ever had, and presently have communicate very well using body motions, facial expressions and unique vocal expressions. But I do find this technique very interesting.
Wow she wanted to know what the sound was that is so cool
Scritches!! Love your dog I follow bunny on tick tock and I used to live in Seattle too!!🤍
Dog: what is that sound
Owner : it’s a bird
Dog: barks intensely
Plot twist, the cute dog has started training the lady to speak in the dog's language. She now hast 23 buttons to convey to the dog her feelings in his language. One button that is missing is the "NO!" button.
Fascinating.
well that’s it i think, they have been talking all along. Water buffalo rescues turtle, Beluga whale notices girl looses phone overboard and swims down and retrieves it returning to the person who dropped it. Dog gets in way of car and won’t move until driver gets and and dog leads driver to endangered cat. It’s more of consciousness sharing then talk. Humans seems to only use it in dreams if and only if they pay attention to their dreams. Dreams can communicate messages, you need to learn the picture meaning of the symbols, the more you practice the more relative the symbology of the symbols and confirmation communication exist. with whom you might think, well, those who are no longer in physical body.
This will be a huge advantage for both the animals and the humans. Humans will understand them, and they might understand a couple worlds.
she’s amazing woah
That made me cry and miss my dog :-(
INCREDIBLE!!!!!!! 😍
Our Doberman showed me my Xbox powerbox light by her crate was keeping her up by pointing her nose and my Xbox controller light, whimpered, then pointed her nose at the power box, whimpered, then to her crate where there was a gap in the blankets and light bled through.
My Pitbull (a rescue) saw me throwing her "land mines" into the woods and started "dumping her packages" along the treeline so I didn't have to walk back and forth.
Read the brain signals given off when Bunny thinks about each word to press, and then you could make a device that reads bunny's thoughts and says the words without needing buttons.
Wait...would something like that work?
@@zappy2000 Maybe haha. It might be possible with an external EEG. So it wouldn't be harmful.
But I'm currently too sleep deprived to think about neuroscience.
Goodnight friendo :)
Someone send Elon Musk this youtube video.
all the owners who experimenting with talk buttons on dogs should start to cross breed them and start teach the puppies as well.
that's what I was thinking as well, maybe through the generations they get better and better at expressing their feelings.
@@Tychoof 100%
its proven already in other things.
@@ZsH85 nice
Unfortunately, that’s not how that works. The only way for the parents to pass on their ability is through teaching. Dogs pressing buttons is not instinctual. All of these dogs are smart, and intelligence is the only thing that would be able to be passed on to offspring.
@@alternate5297 maybe just breeding the ones that seem to learn faster and adapt to new words
Oh my god, I would love to understand my pets. I would love to talk with them, even if it’s just a three word conversation
Very very cool 😎
Dog hits random buttons. Desperate human responds.
Very cool what you did for your dog.
I love your dog
I love this
I started using two buttons, and now I'm thinking of buying more
Love this! And you are so right! I’m a “ person” to my pure breed German Shepard.. who I know can understand me.. and I understand her.. where can I get these and did you start using only one word until she got it”?
Meanwhile the dog just pushes random buttons until it gets rewarded
Troll. Thanks for contributing to the algorithm, though. 😂
Incredible.
Si
I just saw a youtube short with this dog!
What do you mean, at the end “we haven’t been listening”? Of course we have. Mankind has always wanted to communicate with animals.
Where did you get that communication pad? I would love to have one! 🙏🏼
Wow. Incredible.
Where can I find these buttons and how did you set this up? Thank you in advance.
I dd buy 4 buttons with 36$
Dog is smarter than my friends
I taught my dog how to choose between my two hands. Yes or no. and also are you a good boy or a bad boy. (since he already knows the context of the two based on his dicipline and rewards.) He always chooses good boy. But the first time he chose bad boy was when he got in trouble for something. He was reprimanded and was doing the classic "guilty dog" look. He was asked and he chose bad boy. I already knew dogs were intelligent and aware, but that really shocked me, and honestly kind of freaked me out lol. I now I ask the question alot, and he chooses bad when he knows I am upset at him for something.
I just started transitioning to buttons and he's using the "treat" and "yes" button often lol. Dogs are truly sentient, intelligent creatures who are so connected to us, even through our forms of communication now.
does anyone know what kind of buttons these are? When I get a dog I’d love to do this since I am blind :-)
The buttons are all the same .. you can use every sticker you want .
@@tikitekhoussem8215 so is this like a soundboard? Or a bunch of buttons that can be programmed individually.
@@medievalmaria5680 You can program it manually ، but they said that this will be difficult for the pet ..they choose the most important and easiest words like outside and food ..as afirst step
@@medievalmaria5680 The buttons are separate
The universal language is love
Wow, gotta learn this
Our last dog was an Eskie. You dog is going to have such fun with word buttons!! Such fast, crafty brains!!
Amazing
Getting these for one of my cats because I honestly want to know what he's thinking at 3 am WHEN HE'S RUNNING AROUND YOWLING AT THE TOP OF HIS LUNGS
He wants to play