Rocky start! Paw Patrol mascot’s head falls right off when she hugs her little brother on her first day in the job
- Boy runs to his sister who is in a Rocky character costume in Kamloops, Canada
- As she moves to hug him, the grey and white mascot head falls to the ground
- She quickly recovers after the mishap when an onlooker replaces costume head
This is the hilarious moment a Paw Patrol character’s head falls off and rolls away as the mascot leans down to hug her brother on her first day in the role.
The clip, filmed in Kamloops, Canada, captures the excited child as he runs over to his sister who is out meeting fans of the Nickelodeon show in a Rocky character costume.
But as he opens his arms to embrace the Paw Patrol pooch, disaster strikes, and the grey and white mascot’s head falls to the ground.
The clip, filmed in Kamloops, Canada, captures the excited child as he runs over to his sister who is out meeting fans of Paw Patrol in a Rocky character costume
The mishap reveals his sister inside the costume, who looks up in shock as her character’s head rolls away.
An onlooker to her left picks up the head and places it back over the young girl’s face as she walks over to her colleague.
Her father then laughs at the mishap, before saying ‘Right as the picture got taken too! He’s traumatized!’
The other character, who is portraying chocolate Labrador Zuma, throws his arms up in a shrug at the hilarious scene on April 6.
As the young boy opens his arms to embrace the Paw Patrol pooch, disaster strikes, and the grey-and-white mascot’s head falls to the ground
An onlooker to her left picks up the head and places it back over the young girl’s face as she walks over to her baffled colleague
But luckily the young girl is able to brush off the unfortunate break in character and continue her public meet and greet.
Her father said: ‘I took my daughter to her first mascot job and when me, my wife and my other two kids went back to pick her up we saw her outside and my youngest son is a huge fan of Paw Patrol and wanted to go see her.
‘So we parked and made our way over before she was finished so he could go see her and give her a big hug. As he went over to give her a hug and she reached down, off came her head.’