Spider Pup Costume for Pets

The media could not be loaded.  This costume is not as nice as pictured, but can be close if you are inclined to put in the work yourself to fill the gaps where the manufacturer cut corners. Time is money - I’d prefer to pay more and have it be as it’s advertised. Our 35 pound Aussie is too big for a size large. The spider butt is more in the middle of her back. Conversely the spider head is too large and thus won’t stay in place — falling back or to the sideThe legs are flat and limp - they are NOT pronounced & firm with polyfill like in the AD pic. You’ll need to make a small slit in the side of each and stuff them all full of polyfill or even old plastic bags. Two of the legs in the middle are even tied together with an orange wrap- that should probably be cut so they don’t look like one leg.Not sure if we’ll keep this. If so we’ll be putting work into it to address the limp/flat legs and tighten the head.

Easy to fit on harness, but head piece is a little small. Doggo does mind, he knows he’s getting treats and to scare the kids

Le encantó al Perro y a los niños

As others have noted, the legs do not have enough stuffing in them, and they don’t have any stiffener or wire to keep them from lying flat. The addition of a thin piece of wire and a bit more fill will make it the perfect costume for the pup.

I can’t stop laughing! Easy to put on. Hat doesn’t stay on very well but overall it does the job. So cute, or maybe it’s just my dog.