Wriggle, waggle, woof and barking isn't quite what Shakespeare envisaged, when he wrote about his witches on the blasted heath. But he was wrong.
This Halloween, it's the hounds who are donning the pointed hats, like they just graduated from Hogwarts!
We have a fine selection of Halloween outfits for dogs who want to explore their witchy side. From the very small to the very large, they too can join in the trick and treating fun. After all, what's more traditional than a witch costume during this festival?










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Comments
I've noticed you meandering around the articles. On a bit of a shopping trip, are we?
Though yes, I can see the shredding scenario playing out. Film it!
These are adorable. All of these different dog costumes are really tempting...I'd have to film it though, because it is likely that they'd only last a matter a minutes before they ended up in shreds...with a bunch of happy dogs who thought that was all a game, too I'm sure. And wanting to do it again. XD
In that case, I take it all back about border collies and hats!
We need to know about the Snow White Sheltie dwarves. My mental image is great!
Well, none of my self-respecting working dogs would be caught dead in a costume. (I won't mention the time my golden went to a party as Snow White and my friend's Sheltes came as the dwarfs, but that's another story)
However, my dear "hard-working" dogs do like hats. http://lanapettey.wordpress.com/2012/...