Mornings at Brady’s house don’t begin with a beep, a buzz, or a radio alarm.
They begin with energy, fluff, kisses, and a golden burst of enthusiasm that refuses to stay quiet.
Brady is the Golden Retriever who’s made “wake-up call” his full-time job—and he does it so theatrically you’ll almost forget how to set your alarm again.
The video opens with the kind of scene that makes you stretch a little.
Brady leaps onto his mom’s bed, full speed, tail wagging like a propeller. His eyes are bright, his body already in morning mode.
The caption reads, “the most overstimulating yet full of love wake up call every single day,” and somehow that nails it exactly right.
He pauses just long enough — hovering above, like he’s giving a gentle warning — before launching into full performance mode.
The kisses come first: face licks, rapid and eager.
You can see the joy in his motion, the certainty that this is his message: Wake up. Today is yours.
Then, after the flurry, comes a softer moment.
Brady settles beside her, head gently resting near hers, one paw draped over her shoulder as though he’s holding onto the moment.
It’s tender. It’s deliberate. But that calm doesn’t last long. The instincts return.
He leaps back up, nudges her face, presses his head over her chest, and reminds her, in fluffy dog logic: You’re supposed to be awake now.
Brady doesn’t just act like her alarm clock. He is her alarm clock — a four-legged one, dressed in gold.
He pounces in, takes over the covers, and ensures there’s no chance she sleeps too long.
He wants her up, sharing the morning light.
His wake-up routine has charmed thousands.
The Instagram clip has more than 8,500 likes and pouring comments. “How could you ever wake up sad when you have this?” one person asked.
Another called it “the sweetest thing ever.”
Because in a world of snooze buttons and groggy alarms, this is pure, unmistakable love in motion.
What makes this video more than just a cute pet moment is how human it feels. We fight sunrise. We push snooze.
We treat mornings like chores. But Brady doesn’t know any of that.
For him, waking someone up is an act of joy — an insistence that the day begins now, and it begins together.
So if you ever doubt your dog does more than fetch and nap—watch Brady.
Watch the leap, the kisses, the push, the cuddle.
Watch how a Golden Retriever turns the mundane act of waking into something magical.
Because with him in the room, you don’t just rise.
You arrive.
