A rainy walk turns into pure comedy gold in a viral clip that shows a dog named Kevin moving at his own carefully chosen pace, and absolutely refusing to be rushed. His little waddle and steady rhythm turn a simple rainy walk into a full-on performance. Viewers couldn’t help but admire his composure and commitment to moving on his terms. The hilarious rain-walk video comes from the Instagram account @abulldognamed_kevin, which features Kevin, an English bulldog with a loyal fanbase. The account currently has 14.4K followers, with over 1,000 posts documenting Kevin’s daily life and signature attitude.
Dog takes his own time to walk to mom in funny video
The short video captures Kevin outdoors during a light rain, dressed for the weather, and clearly unimpressed by any sense of urgency. While his mom waits ahead, Kevin ambles forward at an almost exaggerated slow-motion speed, as if each step requires deep thought and emotional preparation.
Instead of hurrying to get out of the rain like most dogs, Kevin does the exact opposite. He waddles forward inch by inch, soaking in the moment and the drizzle. The text overlay on the video says it all with one word: “Really.” What makes the video especially funny is Kevin’s total commitment to his pace. He doesn’t pull, trot, or rush. He walks, slowly, confidently, and without apology.
The comment section quickly filled with love for Kevin’s rain-soaked stroll. One viewer joked, “Take your time, Kevin. Mom has all day.” Another added, “You’re so brave, Kevin. When it rains, we are in and out so fast!” One commenter humorously noted, “It is very important to respect speed limits.” Another gushed, “Kevin, you look sooo sporty in your blue raincoat and loveee that you are a RAIN TROOPER for sure with your little waddle and catching raindrops on your tongue.”
Kevin’s bio perfectly reflects his viral persona. He introduces himself as Kevin Stanley, a “professional slow walker” who remains “extremely unimpressed” most times, while still earning the title of a “handsome boy extraordinaire.”
