The Disney argument has the most premises that all ultimately lead to the main conclusion which is that Walt must have offered requisite propitiations to Mickey. The trash bin example is not as strong as the Disney one because it provides less direct support to the main conclusion. For the most part, you're assuming very heavily that Mr. Fat Cat "intentionally" knocked over the bin. The tiger example provides little amount of support but it is not as questionable as the trash bin example where the support itself does not equate to the main conclusion.

Not every Basketball player is tall, afterall, Nate Robinson was 5’9

In order to be a lawyer you need to pass the bar exam. All lawyers have passed the bar exam to be a legitimate lawyer in Canada. Joe wants to be a practicing lawyer. Therefore, he must pass the bar exam to become a lawyer. 

Bertha’s living room was filled with foam stuffing from ripped couches and pillows. Bertha’s dog usually likes to chew on sofas and other furniture that resembles his toys from time to time. My hypothesis is that Bertha’s dog ripped the furniture that caused the mess in the living room.