Almost every kid has a Mickey Mouse phase, and puppies are no exception. An Instagram video shows a litter of baby Labradors enjoying Disney’s Mickey Mouse, but one of them is not keen on watching the show. User @nickel_labradors_mi shared the video on Instagram, showing a group of baby Labradors entering the living room to settle in for some downtime “after their outside play routine.” However, one of the puppies reacts hilariously, clarifying he is not a fan of the cartoon.
Baby Labrador is not keen on watching Mickey Mouse with other dogs in video
At first glance, the video shows a pool of baby Labrador puppies with their eyes glued to the TV screen. The on-screen caption adds context: “We turned on Mickey Mouse after their outside play time.” While every puppy deeply focuses on the show, there is one who puts on a tiny protest. The on-screen caption continues, “They were so cute watching it….everyone except for Rocky (Mr Orange). He was not impressed.”
Most of Rocky’s siblings lounge on the floor to watch Mickey Mouse, but Rocky has other priorities. He trots right past his siblings, marches toward his owner, and lets out grumpy squeaks. His minor act of rebellion is in huge contrast with his siblings, who had cocked heads and still tails. The video’s caption echoes the scene, “They are just so cute with all their new experiences. Rocky (Mr Orange) was not having it.”
Viewers filled the comment section with jokes and admiration for the puppies, especially Rocky. One joked, “Rocky said ‘this shows for babies,’” while another chimed in, “Rocky has already surpassed the cartoon phase. That’s just for babies!” A third user pointed out, “They’re actively tracking what’s on the screen and processing that something is there moving. Not all dogs are capable of that. But it seems almost all of them are doing it here. So cool.”
But, as one commenter observed, “There’s always one that does opposite,” Rocky was not a fan of Mickey Mouse. In a pool of baby Labradors, the video shows that there’s always someone who will protest.
