Every Dog does that all the time..it's not special, he bark's or pushes me with the nose, i ask food? If he look's down with his eyes rolling to the left as if there is a virtual bowl i know he want's food, if its not food he goes to the door and pushes the door with the nose, if cuddles he presses his body against my leg. The only difference here is that this poor dog had to learn howto use color buttons because his (former?)-owner (probably) cannot interpret his face or gestures.
Buttons were introduced one by one. Also, when they moved into another apartment, the dog was trying out various buttons to see what phrase is where. Seems like colors don't have a role here.
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Every Dog does that all the time..it's not special, he bark's or pushes me with the nose, i ask food? If he look's down with his eyes rolling to the left as if there is a virtual bowl i know he want's food, if its not food he goes to the door and pushes the door with the nose, if cuddles he presses his body against my leg. The only difference here is that this poor dog had to learn howto use color buttons because his (former?)-owner (probably) cannot interpret his face or gestures.
Even though dogs are colourblind. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
But not colorblind as in b/w:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/canine-corner/200810...
They are dichromatic and thus can see color, only different than we do and somewhat limited.
Buttons were introduced one by one. Also, when they moved into another apartment, the dog was trying out various buttons to see what phrase is where. Seems like colors don't have a role here.