All dogs communicate with their humans in one way or another. They bark, growl, whine, howl, or murmur.

However, how the Husky mix Bean conveys her various wishes and needs to her owner is unique.

For each situation, Bean has developed a specific kind of grumbling. But she is also a dog with very specific needs.

A colorful mix

In some way, Bean is a real Husky, but all in all much smaller, softer, and cuddlier. This might be due to the colorful mix of seven different breeds.

The Siberian Husky dominates, but the other breeds like Australian Shepherd and German Shepherd have left their distinct genes.

Bean’s unique personality caught the attention of her current owner on her adoption photo. Bean displayed her most beautiful smile in the form of a broad grin.

Love at first sight

Owner Jordyn was immediately head over heels in love and knew:

“That’s my dog.”

That’s just how it sometimes goes in life. Bean was also immediately in love with her owner and has been sharing table and bed with her ever since.

Dad serves at most as an occasional cuddly bear with whom Bean likes to spend a bit of time. But her heart clearly belongs to her owner.

Bean knows what she wants

To be able to make her wishes and needs understood, Bean has developed her own vocal language.

Huskies are known to have the anatomical prerequisites for various sounds. But Bean can do much more. She has developed a suitable kind of grumbling for every situation.

Her owner can already correctly identify some of them. When Bean wants to go outside, when she’s bored, or needs more attention, for example.

The others will probably be deciphered over time. The two of them are just a well-coordinated team.

A little chatterbox

“What a precious little chatterbox,”

delights @jaytee2642 about the video and adds:

“Her grumbling is simply delightful.”

It’s not just delightful; it’s downright hilariously entertaining.