00:01Some kind of an AI collar can translate your pet's barks with 95% accuracy?
00:11That's incredible.
00:12What kind of load is this?
00:14First of all, do you believe this?
00:16I think if you listen to your dog bark, different barks mean different things.
00:21There's the hungry bark, I want to walk bark, there's the distressed bark,
00:25there's somebody outside bark, or a squirrel, or I see somebody walking across the front sidewalk.
00:31Don't say squirrel, because the radio might be on in our kitchen,
00:34and if you say squirrel, my dogs go crazy.
00:36See, that's my point exactly.
00:38So barks mean different things.
00:40Well, don't they say that a dog can sort of have the intelligence of like a two- or three
00:46-year-old?
00:47Yes.
00:47What is the adage on that?
00:49Like it's a toddler.
00:50They have some reasoning, some, you know, deductive reasoning.
00:55Understanding skills.
00:56Yeah, because you're able to give them commands, and they know, as Fester's saying,
00:59they bark a certain way when they want to go out.
01:01Gatsby knows when he's out of water, and he goes to the little bowl, and he paws at it,
01:05he knows you're going to jump up and go get him some water.
01:07Yeah.
01:07You know, that's his way of saying, I'm thirsty.
01:09The dog has you trained.
01:11Yeah, exactly.
01:12Oh my gosh, he does.
01:13Yeah.
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