Bunny, a Sheepadoodle, became widely known on TikTok for her ability to use a communication system made of buttons to "talk." Her owner, Alexis Devine, trained her using these buttons that each produce a different word or phrase when pressed, such as "outside," "play," "love," and others. Over time, Bunny seemed to increase her ability to press buttons in more complex sequences, leading to moments where she appeared to ask deep or thought-provoking questions. One of the most famous moments was when Bunny pressed buttons to ask, "What is love?" This sparked conversations online, as many viewers were amazed by the possibility that the dog could understand and be curious about abstract concepts like love. This interaction suggested that Bunny might be developing a deeper level of self-awareness, sparking debates among dog lovers, trainers, and scientists on how advanced animal cognition can be. Bunny's ability to press these buttons led to other intriguing moments too, where she seemed to express emotions, make observations about her environment, or react to her interactions in ways that seemed to suggest an understanding of her world beyond simple commands. This phenomenon led to discussions about animal cognition and language, and whether Bunny was truly "self-aware" or simply following patterns of behavior. Still, Bunny's viral TikTok presence has brought attention to the growing potential of using similar button systems for communicating with pets, especially for dogs.