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For a special occasion will you dress your dog in an outfit or costume?

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arcanecode

Asked by arcanecode at 4:54 PM on May. 30, 2012 in Pets

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  • I saw this on an episode of Housewives of ???somewhere. Big huge elaborate wedding and the mother of the bride put the dog, that she carries everywhere, in a tuxedo. It was almost cute.
    meooma

    Answer by meooma at 9:12 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • yep, my dd dresses them all the time.....

    pitbull4me

    Answer by pitbull4me at 10:25 PM on Jun. 3, 2012

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  • yes
    WHITELIGHTJENNY

    Answer by WHITELIGHTJENNY at 12:13 PM on Jun. 1, 2012

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  • Last year I dressed my Sheltie (was 5.5 at the time) up for Halloween for the first time...she was a pumpkin. :)
    CollinBayleeMom

    Answer by CollinBayleeMom at 7:40 AM on May. 31, 2012

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  • "Mine is a lab/dane mix"

    Black lab/GSD mix here. Once, he had a sore on his nose and I was using a cotton ball with medicine on it. He ate the cotton ball. Probably 3 remotes, a pair of glasses, cat litter, an entire container of tin foil, a bag of peaches, a wood pallet (he snuck that one in; he'd take a few bites out of it every day, so it was a few days before I noticed), a memory foam pillow, an entire telephone and so much more I can't even recall.

    But give him food with corn in it and he breaks out in hives. Seriously.
    BrawnwynII

    Answer by BrawnwynII at 9:02 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • Mine is a lab/dane mix, and he is a true garbage gut. Amazingly he's never needed surgery ... but he's helped eat (he and his littermate) two sofas, a loveseat, the spindles on the deck rail, batteries (that was fun), permanent markers, occasional socks, eggrolls lying on the counter BEFORE a 150 mile trip home, cat food, cat litter, half of an Italian love cake ... followed by a peroxide chaser, denuded an entire row of grape tomato plants (that was a fun three days), paper, pencils, and every mole/vole he can catch.
    Farmlady09

    Answer by Farmlady09 at 6:04 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • I have done that ~
    tasches

    Answer by tasches at 6:00 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • "ROFL ... you gimme back my doggy !!!"

    LOL! He once ate an entire Barbie car and a pound of butter in a single day. This is how I know what will happen.
    BrawnwynII

    Answer by BrawnwynII at 5:34 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • No. He would eat it, walk around bloated and then barf and have explosive diarrhea. ~ Brawnwynll

    ROFL ... you gimme back my doggy !!!
    Farmlady09

    Answer by Farmlady09 at 5:32 PM on May. 30, 2012

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  • No. He would eat it, walk around bloated and then barf and have explosive diarrhea.
    BrawnwynII

    Answer by BrawnwynII at 5:11 PM on May. 30, 2012

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