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[Peptuck]

The fact that Bunny is able to recognize that she forgot that birds were friends and then thank you for reminding her is mind-blowing.

[unsocialorphan]

We have two labs who are training on buttons. One of them tells us what the other one wants all the time. He will button poop no, poop Enzo. Telling us he doesn’t need to poop but his brother does. They have a friend named Jasper (lab puppy) and the owner is Ashley. We watched the puppy for 4 days and on the fourth day Bodhi was tired of being a chew toy for the puppy. Needless to say, he looked at us walked over to the buttons looked at us again and slammed the Ashley button. We laughed he wanted her to come get him. We knew our dogs over our life time had always had a lot to say never imagined we would be able to communicate with them and them with us so clearly. Love the buttons…most days. lol

[FindMeOnABeach]

So, are you going to just leave us hanging on who pooped upstairs?? 😂

[alexcampbell]

Bunny is always amazing. But the first interaction feels really impressive. She saw poop on the floor upstairs. She comes down to tell you about it. Her first attempt (upstairs) didn't get the response she needed. So she thought a little and tried again - upstairs went poop. I am truly blown away that you immediately understood and got up and went to check. You believed her!!! This might seem like a normal little interaction, but this is sooo different than other dogs and low verbal humans and some toddlers get from their parents. The way you interact with Bunny is so beautiful to watch. Thank you.

[FishareFriendsNotFood]

Bunny has really expanded my mind with the way I think about dogs, all this time, they really WERE having full conversations with me with their eyes and barks.

[sandycottonjones]

I've also missed Bunny! Love seeing Tenrec join the pack. More, More.

[DM-NLMD]

Glad Bunny's feeling better. Her digestive issues can be linked to environmental mold. If she's feeling better when she's away from home and her issues pop up again when she's home, look into water leaks, water damage and mold. Mold produces mycotoxins which can damage the gut and cause digestive issues. I am speaking from experience 🤕

[AIBot]

The poodle in her wants the bird so bad, she can't deny the impulse

[fromhgwaii]

I cannot wait to watch Tenrec’s button ability develop. Papillons are so smart! My Pap would have stayed close at the sound of unknown stuff outside too. Interesting how that makes sense in light of their size, despite their big personalities.

[magic.marmot]

I love that she's integrated the buttons into her expression of experiences. It's a really nice way of communication-bonding with an "alien" mind.

[silverfiore]

If the tummy troubles are going down, I guess they could've been from anxiety! It's so awesome seeing how Bunny is doing and what she's been saying.

[olivenboo]

work + ear = put on headphones. bunny wanted peace n quiet!😊

[magic.marmot]

I love that you're delving into the Theory of Mind. I love watching the connections that she makes as you learn together. You help me understand my own dogs and clue me in on ways that I can love them better.

[CrepuscularChaot]

I love how absolutely still she goes when pondering something, I wouldn’t even be surprised if she didn’t breathe for a moment!

[justseekingtruth]

The fact that Bunny gies first to the buttons to express herself when you are not even there shows that to ger this is a language, not just words. I dud some study a very longbtime ago regarfing sign janguage, and Oliver Sachs book "Awakenings". It discusses language versus just using various words. Without goibg intonit all, Bunny definitely has language, she has immersed herself in it just like a human learning a new language. You tend to respond first in that language when you are learning it. Thats what Bunny is clearly doing.
And Tenrec??? Wow !! Already got it going on !! Papillons are smart as hell !! I gave a dog whonus either a mix with Chihuahua and Pap or full Papillon and sge us smart as a whip!!! Id love to get buttons for her, absolutely love to.

[mirandawyatt]

7:02 love the dog prints in cement. The street I grew up on has some of these too, they always made me smile

[CaliKiwi-]

Mind blowing every time I watch how far you’ve come with your dogs!!

[dedet]

Bunny fills me with such joy! I read your book, it was wonderful! And afterwards, I felt like I understood more about your family. Please keep giving us video glimpses into Bunny’s life!

[brookestephen]

Those daily tides at the beach house could have been Bunny's digestion stressor.

[lhmcd]

I’m so fascinated by Bunny Otter and Tenrec. Thank you for sharing. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩