We tested this costume on Remy, who looked adorable as a little bumble bee scuttling around the house. While he didn’t enjoy the headpiece as much as his pet parent, who couldn’t get over the little ear holes and antennas, overall, the costume was a success. This dog princess costume is great for small and large breed dogs alike. You can even reuse the dress for a fancy occasion, like a wedding after Halloween is over (though we think the ribbon-tied hat and leg accessories shouldn’t be attempted on any but the most fashion-comfortable pups).

Dog cupcake costume available in sizes xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large, and xxx-large We’re not exactly sure why lobster dog costumes are trending, but you’ll never find a sweeter crustacean than your dog dressed in this lobster outfit. Reviewers report the costume is surprisingly durable, and easy-to-attach Velcro straps make it simple to get your pup in and out of this sea-rific look.

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Note that the hood may not align with all pup head shapes and ear placements (that’s the trouble with hoods with holes)—but it’s still pretty fearsome. Your pup is sure to get into some toil and trouble in this dog witch costume. The design is inspired by the one and only Minnie Mouse and includes a step-in dress and pointy witch hat with an adjustable drawstring for fit and comfort. Two pieces: bodysuit with two Velcro straps on stomach and chest, and headpiece with one chin Velcro strap It’s not always easy to find a well-fitted costume for larger dogs. Often, body suits with straps tend to be too tight or not long enough to fit over their big frame. Take out the guesswork with this adorable moose costume that’ll easily slide over your pup’s head. You can even reuse it around the holidays to dress your pooch up as a festive reindeer.

Without further ado, we present our favorite dog Halloween costumes—plus some excellent runners-up.Wrangle the herd with this fluffy dog sheep costume that’s as cozy as it looks. The Sherpa bodysuit should keep pups warm and cozy while they count their treats. We think pups who like sweaters won’t mind it too much, though the headpiece may be a slightly harder sell. And if you’ve got good reason to believe your dog is ready for a full-fledged costume, give it a try!

For a dog who doesn’t enjoy getting dressed up, he didn’t mind this one due to the easy-to-close Velcro straps on the chest and belly that made it easy for him to step into the costume and adjust it for the best fit. It’s also super soft and provides a light layer of warmth. As pet parents with clothing-friendly pups know, the only thing better than planning your own Halloween costume is planning your dog’s. A dog dressed in a paws-itively adorable pumpkin costume? Absolutely. Celebrating your love of Toy Story with matching Woody and Buzz Light Year costumes? You bet. Seeing your favorite pooch dressed like a minion? The cutest. Your pup will look devilishly cute in this dog devil costume with two pieces: a pair of red wings that can go over your pet’s harness and an elastic headband to attach to their head. The wings especially are a genuinely easy costume—most dogs who can wear a harness can wear some awesome wings.Costumes that mimic things your dog is already comfortable with are relatively easy. For example, a lot of wings are really just fancy harnesses, and your dog wears one of those every day. The same goes for bandanas, which aren’t too different from a collar. Switch up the roles with this couple and dog costume by dressing your pup as the always-fashionable Cruella Deville while you and your boo stand in for the Dalmatian puppies in matching (and comfortable) onesies. The wig is going to be a hard sell for most pups, but the pictures might be worth it. Ahoy matey! This dog pirate costume is a fantastic choice for the high seas or celebrating Halloween. You and your pup will like the step-in design that makes it a cinch to get on, though only one of you will probably enjoy the nautical hat that attaches around the chin. Bat wings are a classic, and these are at the top of the list due to their versatility in being able to fit small and large dogs. The wings are also made of a lightweight fabric that makes for a relatively easy lift. Dogs accustomed to harnesses shouldn’t have too much trouble. Let your dog’s inner lion come out with this furry lion’s mane. Just slide it on your doggo’s head, adjust the drawstring, and they’re ready to go and rule the jungle! Most headpieces are a longshot for pups, so have your phone at the ready for pictures while it lasts.