A heartwarming video showed a Labrador Retriever carrying his “emotional support carrot” at all times to keep his “big feelings” from overwhelming him. 3-year-old Morrie never misses a moment without his favorite toy, and his Instagram page with over 80.9K followers is proof of the same. After his recent video went viral, the Black Lab’s doting mama has now shared the sweet story behind his attachment to his stuffed carrot, which helps him manage his emotions.
Labrador carries emotional support carrot to help him manage his emotions in video
Morrie, a Labrador Retriever, is melting hearts with his latest video, which shares the story behind his attachment to his “emotional support carrot.” The new Instagram Reel comes after the fur baby recently captured hearts with his stuffed toy clips compilation, which racked up almost six million views on the platform. Morrie looked adorable as he kept the carrot close during different moments.
The sweet pup’s mama has now revealed he keeps the stuffed toy for emotional support. She shared in the latest video that one thing they love about Morrie is that he has “such big feelings.” However, the dog mom noted that this can sometimes also “overwhelm him.” Therefore, to “help him manage all of his emotions,” Morrie began carrying around his stuffed carrot with him “24/7.”
The clips in the new video compilation showed the pup with his “emotional support carrot.” Whether he was sad, sleepy, or happy, the stuffed toy remained in his mouth. Morrie’s mama continued, “His emotional support carrot is always there for him to pour his feelings into.” Moreover, the canine even has an extra-large version of the plushie for “when he has those extra large emotions.”
Morrie’s attachment to his stuffed carrot is now continuing to melt everyone’s hearts. Several users took to the comments section to gush about the precious pup. One wrote, “This is the best thing in the world omg I love him.” Meanwhile, others also pointed out that Morrie’s shiny black coat looked “majestic.” The video has amassed over 166K views at the time of writing.
