Funny Chucky Costume

We have tried a few dog costumes and this one got the biggest reaction by far.

The design is basic, but once the wig and arms are on it looks properly funny.

Watching our dog chase a ball dressed like Chucky was the highlight of Halloween.

She was unsure at first but soon started running around like normal.

It sat well around the body and did not twist while our dog walked.

We got heaps of funny pictures in less than ten minutes.

We spent half the evening telling people where the costume came from.

It gave the photos a fun spooky look without being too serious.

Our dog moved freely and did not try to bite at the costume.

He strutted around like he knew everyone was looking at him.

We used it for photos, visitors and a short walk, and it did exactly what we wanted.

It took a minute to position the arms properly, but once adjusted it stayed put.

Our old boy’s slow little walk made the costume ten times funnier.

The material had more structure than I expected.

A quick wipe sorted out the dirt after he wandered through the backyard.

Our cheeky dog rolled on the grass in it and it still looked good afterwards.

Our first choice would have been too small, so I am glad we checked the measurements before ordering.

The costume showed up really well in photos even under ordinary backyard lighting.

We brought it to a pet dress-up day and it got heaps of attention.

They swing around with every step and really sell the whole look.

A few treats helped him walk normally and then the costume worked a treat.

It looked brilliant, but we kept the wear time short because Halloween can still be warm here.

Simple, funny and easy enough to use.

Our dog greeted the postie in this and completely forgot to bark.

It is somehow scary and adorable at the same time.

The straps were easy to adjust and did not seem to bother our dog.

Our kids thought this was the funniest thing we had bought all year.

It worked best for a short photo session rather than wearing it all arvo.

People kept stopping us during our walk to ask where we got it.

Even without the wig, the costume was funny enough on its own.

The outfit was fine, but the wig lasted about thirty seconds before he shook it off.

The padded arms stayed in place and the soft knife did not flop around too much.

We only needed it for one night, but the photos alone made it worthwhile.

It somehow looked even better from behind when he started trotting.

The costume felt light enough for a short evening walk.