Dalmatian Puppy and Labrador Sister Chasing Butterflies Are Just Too Precious


Butterflies are fascinating to so many of us—and that includes two curious pups who couldn’t get enough of the fluttering visitors they discovered in their backyard one recent afternoon.

Millie, the Dalmatian puppy, and her sister Mabel, the Red Fox Labrador, are big fans of the outdoors. They can usually be found setting sail in their makeshift pirate ship in the family pool, but during a recent quiet afternoon, the pair decided to try their paws at some more landlubber-type activities.

The adorable duo was spotted hanging around a low-lying bush in the yard as multiple Monarch Butterflies gracefully fluttered about. Of course, the ever-enthusiastic Labrador couldn’t resist trying to catch one—but don’t worry! Mom made sure to note in the TikTok video description that “no butterflies were harmed in the making of this beautiful afternoon.”

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It looked like the perfect day to enjoy the fresh air, blue skies, and all the new scents that come with the changing of the season to fall. Millie and Mabel got an extra-special treat with front-row seats to the Monarch Butterflies preparing for their big migration.

Where Are the Butterflies Going?

According to the National Geographic Kids website, Monarch Butterflies migrate south and west during the winter months. They sometimes travel 1,000 miles or more in search of warmer weather. The milkweed plant that Millie and Mabel were investigating is actually the only type of plant that Monarch Caterpillars will eat, which is why it’s often called a “butterfly bush.”

There were no treasure maps needed for these young pirates today—just fresh air, butterflies, and sunshine for a fun day on land.

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This story was originally reported by PawNation on Oct 29, 2025, where it first appeared in the News section. Add PawNation as a Preferred Source by clicking here.


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