Finnick only seemed to be out for a normal walk before a superhero scene stole his attention. In a funny Instagram video shared by @puppyintel, the fluffy white pup watches a Spider-Man stunt unfold from a balcony in London. The clip shows wires, smoke, crew members, and a damaged car below, while Finnick appears to bark through the moment. Viewers quickly decided the scene needed one more star.
Dog crashes ‘Spider-Man’ movie shoot and steals the show
The video was shared by @puppyintel, the account for Finnick, a skateboarding Dog. The bio calls him “just a dog with a skateboard” and says he is represented by Urban Paws Agency. The caption joked, “Just a normal walkie… Until Spider-Man showed up.” The reel opens with Finnick standing on a balcony, looking down at a busy street set.
Below him, Spider-Man appears in the middle of a stunt with wires, smoke, and a damaged black car. The scene looks like a full action setup, but Finnick seems more interested in making his own cameo. Finnick is a Japanese Spitz, a fluffy white breed known for its pointed ears, bright expression, and cloud-like coat.
As Spider-Man moves through the air, the fluffy pup watches closely from above. The crew works around the car, cameras, lights, and rigging. A large surprised emoji appears over part of the scene, adding to the funny feeling that Finnick barks after a failed shot. The clip then shows Spider-Man standing on the car while people gather around the set.
In the final moment, a crew member looks upward and appears to take a photo or video of Finnick on the balcony. That tiny reaction made the shoot feel like it had suddenly gained an unexpected guest star.
Fans immediately wanted Finnick in the movie. One wrote, “I’m gonna look for this dog in the movie ?.” Another added, “I hope Marvel keeps the dog in the final cut.” A third joked, “I hope this is dogman’s origin story. To chase and catch Spider-Man.” Someone else said, “I hope Spidey can compete vs big fluffy.”
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