Rubie's Pet's Star Wars AT-AT Imperial Walker Dog Costume, Small, Neck to Tail 11", Chest 17"

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On a slightly silly note… This would make an absolutely amazing costume theme!! If you could make these AT-AT costumes for several full sized Greyhounds and then make small “speeder” costumes for teacup chihuahuas it would be absolutely awesome!! You’d win any costume contest out there!!! LOL I’m extremely impressed with your creativity, Katie!! Very authentic looking blasters on the headpiece too!!

Start your doggy dress-up collection today with Lords & Labradors. Get in touch with the team today to find the perfect dog costume for your pooch! Did you ever wonder how they managed to populate the world of Star Wars with so many amazing critters? They pretty much have everything. Giant creatures that terrify. Astounding ones that are practically landmarks. Slimy ones, creepy ones, fuzzy, flying, and freaky ones! But, the question that has us wondering: what about an alien's best friend!? We're not sure if they have canines or felines in a galaxy far, far away. Now, they might have the Force there, but would it be worth it without our four-legged friends? Keep your pet’s tags on. It’s not uncommon for pets to get separated from their owners on chaotic days like Halloween, so if your pet bolts, you want to make sure their tags and microchip will help them get home. OH!! By the way… Does this IG really have one blue eye and one brown eye??? I have only ever seen one other IG like this before!! Very unique and rare in this breed.

Expand the universe even more by teaching your pupper the language of the Ewoks, bringing life to the Porgs, or winning with a Wampa look. With the endless tales that we tell about Star Wars, it's only natural that you'll want your pet to join in the fun with a look that matches the Mandalorian we all know, love, and fear. It's time for Boba Pet! Simple, effective and more to the point, cute! Turn your family pet into a little witch this Halloween with their very own cape and hat. All preparation aside, if you realise that your pet hates their costume, they don’t have to wear it! Stress and anxiety aren’t good for pets, and the last thing you want is a grumpy dog zombie on your hands. Happy pets are better than costumed ones any day. Whether you make a costume at home or buy one from a shop, there are some things you can do to help your pet have a better time on the 31st. Not quite a costume but adorable none the less. This little pumpkin knit will have them on theme and feeling warm.

Once the costume is on, take frequent breaks. Try not to keep the costume on for more than a few minutes—say 10 or 15—at a time. And keep the treats coming while they’ve got their costume on. (This is also a good time to take a million cute photos and send them our way, please and thank you.) With our impressive range of funny dog costumes, your dog will be sure to receive all of the attention. A selection of styles and patterns is available, from Christmas chic to daring dinosaurs, just waiting for your dog to step into their role. The perfect photo opportunity Choosing breathable materials and making sure the costume isn’t too tight will help your pet feel more comfortable and avoid restricting blood flow. Consider how heavy the costume is, as well, since the added weight means your pet has to exert more effort to move and can tire your pet out or possibly make them overheat. After you’ve taken the costume on and off over a series of days, try taking your pet on a walk while wearing it. Be ready for them to be slower or distracted while they get used to the sounds and feelings of their costume, and of course, treat, treat, treat.

The Final Word: Halloween and Dog Anxiety

Avoid small, dangling costume pieces that your pet might chew or choke on. The last thing you want is an emergency Hallow’s Eve vet visit.