Dracula
He wants to suck your blood! Just kidding—he wants to drink out of your toilet. This handmade vampire costume is crafted with “buttery” soft cotton and keeps pooches warm on chilly Halloween nights. According to customers, it’s so well-made, it’s scary.
UPS Delivery Dog
This trick-or-treater is just dressed for work—and he’s here to deliver the treats! The polyester hat-and-shirt combo comes with stuffed arms that present a package. Hopefully he didn’t double-park!
Wonder Woman
Move over—there’s only room for one Princess of the Amazons in this town, and this fluffer is giving Gal Gadot a run for her money. She’ll never stop fighting for justice! Well, until it’s time for a nap.
Deadly Doll
Chucky the demonic doll has come to terrorize the neighborhood, and trust us, his bite is worse than his bark. He’ll brandish his foam knife and haunt your dreams until you release the chocolate—don’t talk to him about worms!
Hipster Musician
You used to have a dog; now you have a ukulele player who shops at thrift stores and just rented an apartment in Brooklyn, New York. There are no sewing skills necessary for this DIY look—you just need an instrument, a newsboy cap or beanie, a scarf, and a pup who will agree to wear shades.
Cupcake Girl
No one wears Katy Perry’s infamous cupcake bra like the pop icon herself, but this adorable dog does look like a bona fide “California Gurl”—or maybe a California grrrrl. Besides, any excuse for a pooch to wear a blue wig and sunglasses is a good excuse.
Musketeer
Put your pup in a time machine to 17th-century France and transform them into a literary legend with this Three Musketeers custom costume, available only on Etsy. When Halloween’s over, save the get-up for Fifi’s first Renaissance Fair or to keep your dog warm in the winter.
Minion
This two-eyed henchman stepped right out of Despicable Me and into your town, so watch out—he’s here to serve the most evil of villains, a.k.a. your neighbor’s cat in a Halloween costume as well. But you can easily sway this mischievous creature over to your side of the fence—it just takes a simple scratch behind the ears.
Chia Pet
You have a dog 364 days a year—why not manifest a different kind of pet this Halloween with a DIY Chia pet costume? Grab four orange Wellies to resemble terracotta planters—or spray paint a couple of old pairs—then wrap your pup in faux foliage; it won’t stick her skin like real foliage can. This one might be more of a photo opp than a stroll-about-town get-up, however.