I think she may also use "look" to mean, "watch me as I demonstrate." So she said, "Look" and then went and stared at the door. LOL

MAKES-SENSE (0BVIUSLY)

In some languages, "come", "go", "travel", "follow", and "lead", are all the same word.

Me too! It’s all about increasing our communication, not replacing it 🤗

Sometimes I wonder if she’s trying to teach her mom the language of meow since mom is teaching her human language?

@@MeriLizzie Probably. I mean, cats have specific meows for things, so I don't see how she *isn't* trying (with Great patience) to teacher her human how to speak cat.

dont forget the body language, its important too!

Mrreh compilation when?

@@urchin5933 , fans with editing software, make it happen!

I am in awe of this channel. I started thinking it was a very cute hoax. Then moved to the very real idea that all cats are perceptive but it's just Billi who is better at making "happy coincidences" with her buttons. Now I'm convinced she puts careful consideration into what she's trying to say. And what she says isn't limited to immediate needs like food or pets. Simply amazing!

I disagree that it is "panic smashing". I think she pushes buttons multiple times for emphasis.

I think it's somewhere in between. Hey i need a word i don't have, it's like this word look at this word and think of something like it. Think of this word outside the box.

@@cautiouslycynical9786 Humans truly underestimate other creatures

@@d3l3tes00n Yes. But it's more like we fear the possibility of some animals possessing intelligence.

I have fewer than 1 friend in the World. That's right. Everybody disses me for making bad videos. I think they are perfect though. Who is right? My dissers or me? Which side are you on, dear mel

@@AxxLAfriku Damned bot, go away!

@@laras678 He's got a real channel :P

I don't think they need that to be the happiest cats !

@@AxxLAfriku Now don't exaggerate.

It’s constant 😹😹

@@BilliSpeaks 🤣

Give a cat a fish, and she'll eat for a day. Give a cat a button to ask for fish, and she'll eat for a lifetime.

@@Catherinzsl 😄😄😄 Excellent adaptation.

😹😹😹

She was really thinking on how to make Mom understand what she meant heheh

She always tilts her head back when she’s ready for it 🤗

@@BilliSpeaks too cute! 😍

@@BilliSpeaks My kitty does that same thing when she wants a head kiss! 😻

Guess I’m not the only one kissing cat on the head lol I have two… moma & her 7mon old son! What a pair she’s not 2 yet so there’s lots of playing, I swear they play leap frog outside & inside lol

Or a really inept human servant. 😸

🤣🤣 We just can't make everything happen the way they want it! I've decided to get a set of buttons for my dog---4 months of trying to explain the car is broken (totaled in a crash) and other cars aren't my car so no car rides right now. Today, he went up to a truck around the block and wanted to ride in it! Poor guy!

"This is MY human who takes me to the crunchy leaves!"

Looks like she wants human fingers to clean teeth lol

Worth it.

YES

We have one!

She’s learned through the years that if she stands still she gets outside faster I think! 😹

@@BilliSpeaks And if she waits for the head kiss. 🙂

@@LindaVernon the head kiss gets me every time ❤️

Wiggle monsters lol

I think they moved to Florida

My sense of American weather is foggy. It looks cooler than I had pictured Florida.

@@deborahbarry8458 Southern states do have fall - ish. In Texas we sometimes get "fall" right before Christmas. Though unfortunately there aren't many pretty red trees near where I live. Mostly just brown 😞

You can see how stimulated she is by the birds. Brain and senses on alert, totally focused. (:

that something i have trouble with, my cat always andwill be going as they please, i just keep them in for two to thre month in so they understand that we are family now, then they can go have a walk outside wild and unleashed, i'd rather have them die by accident than sorrow and boredom from beeing locked in doors, even i can't lock my bedroom window fo more than a few hours when its freezing cold outside, luckily the worst we'd havee recently was -4°C still felt quite cosy in mylittle room, i'd say 11 is best Edit : i try to adopt around the start of winter so the 2-3month locked in doesn't feel like restrain but cosyness/shelter, we also notice the cat will bond to the one he/she/it spent the first night with, either by choice or not

@@zistorbar It's your choice, but I feel like having indoor/outdoor cats creates too much risk, in the long term. Their lifespan will typically be halved. They're more exposed to infectious disease from other cats, most notably distemper and feline AIDS. They are also likely to suffer injury at some point. Territorial disputes and animal attacks happen all too often. In my opinion, there are other more compromising solutions that will help your cats stay safe, and also remain stimulated. You could take your cats out for walks, like I do. They go out at least three times a day, and once a night, unless the weather is bad. I prefer this option, because we get to explore together as a bonding exercise. Honestly, my girl could probably go without her harness, and would just shadow beside me. But I don't want her killing songbirds, she's just too good at it! XD Also, her leash can extend a lot. Three lengths worth of elastic cord, so she has the option to wander under supervision. Another idea is to build a "cattio." Just an enclosed area outside, attached to the house so they can come and go. Sort of like a chicken run, but a little more durable, and with more climbing/perching areas. If I had the time and money, I'd love to build one myself. It would be a nice addition to my garden, and the veggies would attract those yummy insects she likes. In any case, it's your decision how to keep your cats. I just wish them well. ^_^

@@MadamFoogie same with castration, i don't mind as much fo males, as i don't think they would notice "not being able to procreate" as strongly as a female, but i don't want to cut it away before at least 1 litter is born, i'd rather have the females neuteured, a few years later than at 8 months (don't really recal whats the point they usually force us to get it done) when the choice is mine

@@zistorbar I can understand that to an extent. My first cat was allowed one litter before she was spayed, so she got to have the experience of motherhood once. I think that's fair, so long as the kittens are all adopted and accounted for. The biggest problem here is how often queens go into heat. They can pump out five litters a year, which is terrible for cat overpopulation. In some places, congestion is so bad that they have no choice but to euthanize every animal they catch. And, to answer your question, females are spayed at four months here, through the Humane Society. Which is also when they're ready to be adopted, fully vaccinated, microchipped and socialized. But if you go through a breeder, it's a lot easier to get an intact juvenile with a healthy record. However, it's a flat adoption price, so you'll have to pay for the vaccines and licensing yourself. At least, that was my experience from my roommate getting a bred cat.

@@MadamFoogie the heaterest cat i remember having had a litter once in two to three year, didn't had mor than 4, from childhod, the motherhen first ever cat i've got in a smal village surrounded by patturage and a few horses

She gets a kiss every time her harness gets put on!

That can mean only one thing! Each cat gets their own box of leaves! 😸

(Peter Lorre voice) The birdies... the little birdieees... they're so pretty... 😸

I have been trying to teach my three cats cold and warm. We don’t have buttons but they understand a lot of words and respond to them. But when they want to go in the garage and it’s cold outside I want them to understand that they are not gonna like it and are gonna wanna come in two seconds later.

Um don't think Billi can learn snow in Florida... But who knows this year there has been some really freaky snow dumps.

@@nikkiewhite476 Ah, didn't realize they moved to Florida, but yeah.

Looks like 'leaf ' could be useful. And 'rain' -- I think Mom uses the 'wet' button for rainy weather, but 'wet' is also used if Billi gets wet. I can see 'rain' being useful when the 'outside' she wanted is wet and therefore not pleasant to go out in.