Speak Up! Button Multipacks

Chance is our third goldendoodle. Cash and Penny were older when I got the buttons but they did learn to push the treat button if I brought the treat to the buttons. They just didn't want to learn a second language as adults lol. Chance has been utterly fascinated with the buttons since he was a puppy. He is now a year and a half. He regularly pushes buttons with his nose. He will push "treat" repeatedly if he is not getting it fast enough. He regularly uses "outside", "potty", "play" "beach" "swim" and "ball" (we live on a pond). He has combined "treat" with "ball" to describe a ball we have which holds treats. He tests new buttons out such as "breakfast" and "dinner". He will be playing, stop, seem to think and walk across the room to push a button. It has never been a false alarm when he pushes the "potty" button. I plan to slowly add new buttons, I am trying to figure out what words. The new buttons are louder than the old which is very helpful.

We had buttons before. They were too large and taking up way more space. Bowser loved watching the buttons get upgraded.

Buttons bring a new level in communication and relationship with the cats. It is very much fun and endless possibilities.