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Ms. Murphy likes her ghost costume!
Do you dress your pets for Halloween?
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No. If you put anything like a shirt, sweater or costume on our corgi, he gets depressed and acts like he thinks we hate him. We have this same costume that we put on him once...it lasted about 2 minutes before we took it off.
And, FTR, he looks quite a bit like this corgi
And, FTR, he looks quite a bit like this corgi
I think the first year we had our dog we tried to put him in a costume which stayed on him for like 30 seconds before he got it off.
We havn't since then. We have kids to put in costumes now and they actually want to wear them as opposed to my dog who most certainly didn't want to wear his.
We havn't since then. We have kids to put in costumes now and they actually want to wear them as opposed to my dog who most certainly didn't want to wear his.
Ms. Murphy likes her ghost costume!
Dogs are poor suckers. If you get a costume on a cat, you’ve earned it.
Ms. Murphy could cross dress and make a marvelous lion.Ms. Murphy likes her ghost costume!
My cats are going as aloof assholes. No costume needed.
Story about this from our neighborhood last year.
This guy and his wife, both in their 40's, came around our neighborhood that has literally hundreds of kids show up to trick or treat. They had their tiny dog dressed up as a hot dog and the guy was pushing the dog around in a shopping cart that he made into a hot dog cart. The kind you see dudes in NYC sell hot dogs out of on the street.
They were going house to house getting candy.
This guy and his wife, both in their 40's, came around our neighborhood that has literally hundreds of kids show up to trick or treat. They had their tiny dog dressed up as a hot dog and the guy was pushing the dog around in a shopping cart that he made into a hot dog cart. The kind you see dudes in NYC sell hot dogs out of on the street.
They were going house to house getting candy.
Our terrier, Wally, has 2 costumes - the pope and a lion. Will give him a break and not put either on him until tomorrow.
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Ms. Murphy likes her ghost costume!
You sure that's not a klansman outfit?
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That’s what I said to Mrs. Torbee! She said the head isn’t pointy enough.
My Black Lab would be offended by your dog's hatredMs. Murphy likes her ghost costume!
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Weirdos have more fun! Gotta let your Freak Flag fly, son.
Married women and daughters also do this. And have their dogs dressed appropriately on game day.
If you dressed your black lab in that costume you'd have the makings of a scene in south park or blazing saddles.
Ummmm no....this guy would have a costume ripped in a million little pieces in no time.
Ummmm no....this guy would have a costume ripped in a million little pieces in no time.
You just have to get the right theme:
I don't even like when the groomer puts a bandana on him after a bath.
If people take their infants trick or treating I have no problem with this.
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He is a handsome fellow!Ummmm no....this guy would have a costume ripped in a million little pieces in no time.
We got a Superman costume for my dog a few years ago. He didn't mind it too much, though getting it in and off was a chore because he has sensitive front paws for whatever reason.
The kids trick-or-treating seemed to enjoy it when they saw him, but he was the definition of 'cape flapping as he would not stay still while in costume.
He's unfortunately since "outgrown" it around the midsection......
The kids trick-or-treating seemed to enjoy it when they saw him, but he was the definition of 'cape flapping as he would not stay still while in costume.
He's unfortunately since "outgrown" it around the midsection......
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When you finally get a costume on a cat after 30 minutes of trying, it stays on long enough for one good picture, if you’re lucky.
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