However, the internal strap you pull to get a good fit on the mane could be tricky to do on a longhaired or curly-haired dog in order to avoid pulling the dog’s fur. The headpiece seems quite stable and was relatively easy to get over the dogs’ heads. According to Luna and Solo’s owner Victoria Paul, this is her favorite costume for them. The extra-large size is meant to fit dogs with a chin circumference between 23 and 28 inches but fits the Beaucerons’ 19-inch neck perfectly.
This lion’s mane is an easy headpiece you can throw on your pooch but is particularly good for larger dogs you can’t wrestle into a full costume. Get the Rubie’s Costume Company Walking Yoda & Lightsaber Dog Costume at Chewy for $27.99 Lion Mane Dog Costume by Frisco The fabric is also a bit thinner than the other costumes but seems to be well-made overall. She also noted that it probably wouldn’t stay on for long with much activity, but it could be good for a photo shoot or if you plan on carrying your pup around. “This costume is so cute and made me laugh when Kirby walked around in it!” Christina Coudret, Kirby’s owner, says. While Kirby was a bit reluctant to move at first and it can be a bit tricky to get on because both front legs have to be placed through sleeves, the adorability factor makes it completely worth it. However, we will note that because of the Yoda craze, this costume can be hard to find in your dog’s size, so act quickly when it comes in stock. The Brussels Griffon has a 12-inch neck size and is 13 pounds, so the small size of this costume fits him perfectly. With the popularity of Baby Yoda, we had to fit little Kirby in the Walking Yoda & Lightsaber Dog Costume. Walking Yoda & Lightsaber Dog Costume by Rubie’s Costume Company With very different sized dogs (and very different personalities), we had their owners pick out both full-sized and headgear costumes and report back on the quality, how easy it was to put on the costume, how it fits, and how long their pets would put up with wearing them. Our testers included Kirby the 13-pound Brussels Griffon and Luna and Solo, two much larger Beaucerons. To test the costumes, we enlisted our AKC Dog Stars to wear, play, and attempt to remove their Halloween garb. Here are our findings for the best Halloween dog costumes you can buy at Chewy right now.
The cuteness factor was also taken into consideration. We then had dogs volunteer to test and model said outfits to see how they fit and how durable they would be. To find dog Halloween costumes that are actually worth it, the shopping experts at the AKC have searched through Chewy to find six of the most popular, highly-rated dog costumes on the site. There’s also the matter of materials and making sure the costume won’t be too uncomfortable or that it won’t fall apart a few minutes into the costume party. You may find that your “small” Corgi may be a medium size, depending on the brand - and you don’t want to have to make a return late in the game. Before you make a purchase, you need to measure your pooch to make sure it will actually fit. But ordering the right costume isn’t necessarily easy. This can be a quick and easy process. All you need is a cardboard box that will fit your dog, some markers, and scissors.When it comes to Halloween, dog owners don’t mess around - meaning they dress their pets in dog Halloween costumes so they can join in on the fun. Last but not least, create a kissing booth for your furry friend. Then, get a string and put it through the hole to tie it onto your furry friend's collar. Next, cut out a small hole at the top of the heart.
Beanie babies used to be everyone's favorite collectibles! Get a poster board, cut out a heart, and color it in. This costume might hit you with a pang of nostalgia. Grab some old white sheets or table cloth, cut out circles for your furry friend's eyes, mouth and nose. One point for Gryffindor!īoo! This one is a classic. As for the glasses, you can use a plastic black frame, pop out the lenses, and place it on his face. You can cut out some back fabric and drape it over him for the coat. Who doesn't love Harry Potter? Dress your dog up as Harry Potter by simply hanging a striped scarf around his neck. Keep reading and get inspired!ĭoes your neighborhood need a watch dog for the spooky night? For this costume, simply draw a watch on a poster board, cut it out, and then strap it onto your dog. Or should we say, "Howl-O-Ween!" In spirit of the holiday, Bark ATL is providing you with our favorite 5 fun Do-It-Yourself costume ideas for your furry friend. October is coming to an end, which means that Halloween is just around the corner.