Already quite familiar with how Pygmy puffs tended to very much do whatever they wanted, Sander assumed that their larger cousins would most likely be the same in nature. Sander wracked his brain, thinking of possibilities in which one could maybe convince these fur balled creatures to do things his way. He came up with a few but decided to share one with the class.

Raising his hand, Sander shared his idea with the rest of the class.

"Professor, maybe we can try talking to and reasoning with them. I know that sounds dumb, but I've noticed that it seems to work with other creatures. They may not be able to understand what we are saying but I'm sure they can recognize gestures and the tone of voice. We can even try bribing them. Do something I want you to do and I'll reward you...with lots of boogers,"

...yes the reward system always worked. It applied to both humans and creatures alike.