Dog spider costume

If you think that Halloween’s only for humans, you might just be mistaken. It looks like it’s not just us who sometimes enjoy dressing up as spooky and spoopy characters, going trick-or-treating, and impressing the neighbors with fabulous costumes. Some of our pets seem to love wearing their Halloween costumes, too, and their owners can’t help but share photos of them online!

Halloween is a great time to dress our Pugs up in adorable costumes. The important thing is to make sure that your dog is happy and safe. Here are the best Pug Halloween costumes for your pup!

Wiener Dogs in Halloween costumes -- that's one of our favorite things about the holiday! Their adorable, long, little bodies are perfect for playing dress up. Here are ten dog costumes that are ideal for Dachshunds!

Unique Spider Design: Creepy realistic spider costume is an excellent cosplay accessory, when your pet wears this spider costume, they will become cool and scary looking and attract more attention. The spider costume will brings endless fun to your pet and you on Halloween party. Comfortable & Durable Material: The spider costume is made of 3mm black felt cloth, Lightweight and soft felt fabric makes the cat comfortable to wear, no sense of restraint. 8 simulated spider legs with wire…

The Nebraska Humane Society posted a video of a dog running through the facility on Thursday dressed as a spider — along with tips to keep your pets safe this weekend.

This DIY spider costume for pets is the perfect Halloween costume to make for your animal friend this year! Click on the pin to see this DIY animal costume plus more last minute dog costumes featured… More

Sandra: Maize and Riley are Woof Spiders. I wanted my Welsh Terriers to be something different. I think I mastered it this year. I used a dogs life vest for the...

Happy Halloween! Spider dog in Tompkins Square Park. Edit 10/1/06: This photo was stolen by several websites that have put it up for grabs for further unauthorized distribution. I have gotten a number of emails from friends forwarding email messages from someone's brother, sister-in-law, etc. with this picture in them. Of course, no credit is given. What is it about "All rights reserved" that is not understood? I have also heard someone saw it on an Austrian television broadcast and a BBC…