Is there a short in my ring video 2nd gen video doorbell

As you know, a pushbutton is used to complete a momentary circuit that would energize your chime solenoid to activate a little hammer like plunger that would hit you chime creating the chime noise. So, if you took a ring doorbell camera 2nd gen that has two connections on the back that you would connect the bell/transformer wires to and press the button on the camera, you would get the same result. Well, it doesn't happen. So, I proceeded to attach my ohmmeter leads to the two connections in the back of the camera thinking that when I pressed the button on the camera, I would see a reading on the ohmmeter. I didn't. Instead, as soon as I connected the two leads from the ohmmeter to the connections on the back of the camera, i got a reading on the ohmmeter without pressing the button which on other devices might indicate a "short" or an "open" I continued and pressed the button on the camera and it had no effect one way or another on the reading that was on the ohmmeter. My camera works and I can access it with both my tablet & Alexa Echo 5, SO WHY CAN'T I ACTIVATE OUR CHIMES BY PUSHING THE BUTTON?