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Bunny: The Talking Dog - How a Sheepadoodle Learned to Speak Using AAC Devices
This book is a biography of Bunny, a sheepadoodle who learned to speak using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices. The book follows Bunny’s journey from a cute puppy to a talking dog and explores how she communicates with her owner Alexis, and others using words, phrases, and questions. The book also reveals Bunny’s personality traits, emotions, social life, relationships, fame, influence, future, and potential. The book is not only a fascinating and inspiring story of animal communication and cognition, but also a celebration of Bunny’s voice. A voice that has captivated millions of people around the world. A voice that has opened new horizons for scientific research and social causes. A voice that has enriched our understanding of animal intelligence, language, and consciousness. A voice that has challenged us to rethink our relationship with other species. A voice that has inspired us to listen more closely to what our dogs have to say. Welcome to the world of The Talking Dog.
59 pages, Paperback
Published November 2, 2023
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Mark Wilson
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December 29, 2023
YIKES. THIS WAS EITHER WRITTEN BY AN 8 YEAR OLD OR AI…PLEASE DO NOT READ THIS BOOK ITS LIKE REALLY, REALLY BAD.
IT HAS TO BE SATIRE, RIGHT?
IT HAS TO BE SATIRE, RIGHT?
December 2, 2023
Lovely Read
I have followed Bunny for several years now, and have delighted in seeing her enjoy expanding her soundboard.
I also follow a Tuxedo cat called Todd. The board turned out useful as Todd said, "Head. Ouch." for two days. The owner took him to the vet, and Todd had an impacted tooth and infection.
Animals are amazing. They learn our language (whatever that may be) and figure out ways to try and communicate. What do we do? Come up with a soundboard!
However, communication is wonderful. I wish humans would learn this ability more. (Perhaps we should make people use a soundboard with just 92 words to communicate. Make the COP84 interesting! X
I have followed Bunny for several years now, and have delighted in seeing her enjoy expanding her soundboard.
I also follow a Tuxedo cat called Todd. The board turned out useful as Todd said, "Head. Ouch." for two days. The owner took him to the vet, and Todd had an impacted tooth and infection.
Animals are amazing. They learn our language (whatever that may be) and figure out ways to try and communicate. What do we do? Come up with a soundboard!
However, communication is wonderful. I wish humans would learn this ability more. (Perhaps we should make people use a soundboard with just 92 words to communicate. Make the COP84 interesting! X
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