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Despite the very sad face on Brooks ( lobster) my two bischons and golden doodle love to get dressed up and have their pics taken. Aiofe ( golden doodle) will get so excited to get dressed up she dives into the outfit! Murdoch and Brooks put up with the very temporary fun I have with taking their pics!
Happy Howl-o-ween! It just wouldn’t feel like Fall without a huge post of masquerading pooches! Costuming your canine is becoming more and more popular these days. In almost every city there are Halloween Parades and contests catering exclusively to pets. Are you lacking the creative inspiration for an amazing costume for your pup? Hopefully you’ll find it here! You may even think about bringing your well-behaved pooch out Trick Or Treating! Take a look at these 45 (yes 45!) fantastically dressed up dogs! Poodle Impostor: Chi in Spectacles: Elsieta, Owned by Brygida T. Chihuahua Eaten By Alligator: Count Dogula: Fried Egg: Leopold, owned by Cynthia Rufo Mexican Wrestler Chihuahua: Maltese Gnome: Pit Bull Kitty: iPhone iPup: Wiggles, Owned by Brygida T. Swashbuckling Doxie: Pinto Pony Chi: Hannibal Lecter Chihuahua (and the silent lambs!): Pirate Pug: Very Pink Cocker: Frog Dog: Lion Lab: Scottie Skunk: Pig In Heaven: Scary Dude With Tiny Mummy Dog: French Bulldog Baby: Banana Dogs: Dachshund Batman: Santa’s Little Helper: Cerberus: Corgi Pony: Squinting Mouse: Astronaut Pomeranian: Pot Roast Dog: Royal Steed: Ricky Ricardo (with Lucy in the background): Clowns are Scary! (So are Clown Dogs!): Taco Spaniel: Biker Dog: Wobbles, Owned by Brygida T Westie Chicken: Carmen Miranda Golden: Pit Bull Prisoner: Watch Dog: The Pupparazzi: Frenchie Bear: Space Pup:Hounds Of Halloween 2008! 45 Incredible Costumed Canines!
posted on Dogguide.net
The Headless Horseman:
“I swear I’m non-shedding!”
Photo by istolethetv
Darth Vader and Princess Leia:
“Will using The Force get us more treats?”
Photo by l0ckergn0me
Photo by richmulhern
His victim is belly up, trembling with fear!
Photo by xmarine1973
Photo by Miro’s Run
Greyhound Mummy :
Photo by gwen
Photo by write-pudding
Photo by NiteLynx
Photo by Gregory Hull
Here Comes The Bride :
Photo by Doxieone
Photo by xena2542
“It puts the biscuit in the basket”
Photo by istolethetv
Poodle Panda:
I love the crossed paws!
Photo by victoriafee
The tongue makes me think this pirate may have had too much grog!
Photo by amonick
Not sure- but very pink!
Photo by Chris Inside
Photo by Doxieone
Photo by vmabney
This Scottish Terrier/Skunk almost looks stuffed!
Photo by istolethetv
Photo by cagedheat3
Photo by mysuspira
Photo by istolethetv
Photo by Shirley Two Feathers
Photo by shutterberry
Photo by aphrodite-in-nyc
Photo by Aaron Edwards
If looks could kill….
Photo by crows to burnaby
Photo by IanWhalen
Photo by girl_onthe_les
Photo by istolethetv
Photo by caffeineguy
Amazing hairdo on Ricky!
Photo by abeanpie
Photo by alabamleft
Photo by istolethetv
Photo by jayme_sloan
Photo by goldenpaws
Is this pitty trying to make a political statement with this costume?
Photo by Aaron Edwards
Photo by Yombe
Photo by PayPaul
Photo by solutionsoap
Photo by istolethetv
Thanks for having a little fun with us at the Riverdogs game on Monday, June 30th as we officially launched LowcountryPaws.com . We had testimonials for pet lovers to submit their own stories, stickers, 'people' treats (cookies in shape of a bone from The Charleston Cookie Company), coloring for children and facepainting.
We hope you will visit the site and send in your own pet products, stories and recipes and let us know any other feedback you have.
We are especially grateful to Lowcountry Golden Retriever Rescue and Vinnie the Pug for joining us at our internal launch at The Post and Courier building.
Thanks to all of our community members!
If you have any questions: please contact us at info@lowcountrypaws.com.
Jordan Freeman - May 5, 1996-April 14, 2008 I never knew how much a dog could smile until I adopted my beloved Golden Retriever, Jordan. I keep his wonderful memories close to my heart and the wonderful stories I was able to share with him while he was here with me. He met plenty of friends (2 legged and 4) along the way and touched everyone's heart with his humble generosity of love he gave to everyone and never knew a stranger. From 'Grandma's Summer Camp' (spending days at times at my mom's) to riding on the jetski with me - his enthusiasm was contageous. Our theme song became "On the Road Again" by Willie Nelson because he loved to travel so much! His eyebrows always showed that he eagerly questioned, "Where are we going now, Mom?" with every time I grabbed my keys – and always beating me to the door! Car rides were his absolute favorite, and I swear he knew where he was the closer we would get to our destinations. The beach was a must in the summer - making sure he managed to roll in the sand atleast once before getting back in the car. He loved to run like a crazy dog and once he tired himself out - would fall asleep next to me in the sand. It was our bond that no one else could provide. I will miss his long drawn out yawns in the morning, the beat of his tail as I spoke to him, the way he closed his eyes in the sun smelling the fresh air, his smiles for every picture taken, the way he hid in the tub during a thunderstorm, barking at me when he knew i had a Frosty Paw for him, cuddling on the couch, listening to him snore, his excited barks when he wanted playtime, the way he looked at me like i was crazy every time we moved, and his winks when i stared at him. I know in my heart, that my dog loved me - because I loved him just as much. He will always be in my heart and I look forward to seeing him again. I do believe that he is in a better place and will run freely with others he so loved. I only hope that I can find the strength to get past the pain - and learn to smile for the precious gifts of companionship and love that he gave me everyday. He was my best friend.