How can your pets count smartly with remote control vibrator

That was a sunny day. My friend Leo invited me to his home for a weekend party. I watched a wonderful show at that party. It's about his dog. The dog was intelligent to count and pick out the number box by himself. Sounds inconceivable, isn't it? But Leo told me the secret answer after the party. It is in reality just a trick, a very cleverly disguised trick. So how can the dog do these unbelievable things? It's all due to a small remote control kit, more specifically called remote control vibrator.

This remote vibrator has two parts: vibration receiver and transmitter. You can use a 10 buttons transmitter to remotely control 10 receivers. Leo said he put 10 receivers respectively into small number boxes counted 1 to 10. When he asked the dog what's equal to 1 plus 1, he pressed stealthily the button 2 of transmitter in the pocket. Then the corresponding receiver will vibrate. The vibration was not strong enough for all of us to feel it. But the dog has good ears. So he went to the second number box and picked it out.

Now you know that if your friends show you how their pets count smartly like human being, maybe there is a transmitter in their pocket.
Remote control vibrator can be found at http://www.rfcontrolsystem.com

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