Oh I want the pass the remote one!

mollie has 1 word in which is forbidden!!! even to spell it she knows.......

!!! BALL !!!

garden
walk
out
pee
biscuit
squirrel


Pee and biscuit are a serious problem in this house though as Lola is currently potty training and saying pee a lot and whenever she asks for a biscuit she ends up getting one for bruno too :O

Dinner
Walk
Paddy
Rabbits
Cats
Ball

That is the best one

Cat
Food
Hungry

Saying 'wittle wabbit' seems to get them excited as well.

Not sure if they taught themselves but all of mine understand the words

Bath
OK its time''''' ....they all run to the back door as its time for bed
Ask Dad.....and they all go over to Pat
Tell Dad....they place a paw on him and then go into the kitchen (thats his cue to open the back door )
Biscuit
Walk......spelling the word too
Car........ ditto ^^
Which cupboard .....now thats a funny one as they always go to where their biscuits are
Cream crackers...

Car
Walk
Ice-cream
Hungry
Do you want ... ?
Chicken bone
Bone
Dinner
Ring

Out
Biscuit
Who's there?
Bath (then they run away)

Merlin knows absolutely loads.... which may be the Border Collie side of him. Just trying to think of a few -
Bone.
Shops (means going out, either us or him).
Walk.
Dinner.
Tripe.
Cows.
Sheep.
Pussycat (in a nice way, not the way people get dogs to go mad when they say Cats! Cats! - he is very fond of cats).
Birds (a recent one he's picked up from us, as we have starlings coming into the garden to feed during the cold weather).
Hedgehog (one was in the garden last year & he's never forgotten).
Squirrel/s.
Snow (believe it or not - another recent addition).
Bus.
Train.
Swim (yup, he knows what that means!)

then he knows most of his toys by name -
Ball
Tongue (Humungatongue)
Foxy (skinneez)
Wilson (his big spacehopper toy which didn't have the face printed on it, the pet shop were going to send it back but I said I'd have it, draw a face on and call it Wilson as in the Castaway film!)
Squeaky (any that does)
Piggy (grunty pig)

And then he knows many people by name too - if you say their name he starts looking for them... For instance, he's very fond of my mum's neighbour, Martin. We were watching a wildlife show on TV one night and mum asked: "What's that animal, then?"
"A pine marten," I replied and Merlin leapt up and started looking for Martin...