Top 10 Dachshund Halloween Costumes
It’s almost Halloween and your little long dog needs a new costume. These cute Halloween dog costumes are tested and approved for their ease of putting on and taking off, walking, and of course being adorable.
Here are the Best Dachshund Halloween Costumes.
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Top 10 Dachshund Halloween Costumes
This is a one-of-a-kind handmade serape that is hand-cut from an authentic Mexican blanket. So adorable! Don’t forget the sombrero too.
This gorgeous dress doubles as a beautiful birthday outfit for your little doxie princess. The material is high quality, stretchy, and picture perfect for perking up your socials.
Little Miss Gretta didn’t mind showing off her shiny new tail with this pretty mermaid dog costume.
Who doesn’t love a Dachshund dressed as a unicorn? Get your cameras ready! This is your official weeniecorn costume every doxie needs. (Costume colors may differ on Amazon)
This soft and plump dog pumpkin costume will make your Dachshund even more squeezable…if that’s even possible.
The colorful caterpillar is the perfect Dachshund Halloween Costume! It is extra long, so it will cover your doxie’s back and it’s easy to put on.
As you can see, my dachshund, Eko, looks adorable and vibrant in his new costume this year. You can find a similar colorful caterpillar costume on Amazon.
Gretta, my miniature dachshund puppy, was actually quite comfortable in her little bumble bee costume. I picked this cute costume up at Target, but there is a similar one on Amazon as well. This costume was easy to put on my puppy and allowed her to walk with no issue.
This adorable little rainbow was our costume of choice for Eko when he was a small puppy. It fit our Dachshund puppy perfectly.
Reno, my miniature Dachshund, is sporting a black witch’s hat and jester collar. This costume was super easy to put on my dog. He didn’t even mind sitting for a quick picture.
A royal king’s costume is so appropriate for our doxies, isn’t it? Dachshunds believe they rule over everyone! Amazon has a crown and royal shirt available, very similar to this design.
You can’t get much cuter than this walking teddy bear dog costume.
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This hilarious lobster dog costume will fit your extra-long doxie nicely. My Dachshund, Eko, didn’t mind wearing it for his costume photo shoot – of course there were plenty of treats involved.
Of course, there is the traditional Halloween Dachshund costume, the hot dog. Always a wiener dog winner!
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If your doxie isn’t the costume wearing type, try a small dog Halloween bandana instead. These little gems are super cute for the entire fall season. Whether you are on a walk or attending a Halloween party, your doxie can still look festive.
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Halloween Safety Tips For Your Dog
Secure Your Dog:
Whether your dog is dressed up in a Halloween costume or not, make sure your dog has their ID tag and collar on or has a microchip. If your dog gets spooked, they may run away. At least this way, they can be easily identified and safely returned to you.
Keep your dog secured and away from the door when you are handing out candy to trick or treaters.
Halloween Toxins:
Food: If your dog accidentally eats decorative Indian corn or a moldy pumpkin, they could get a nasty stomach ache. Watch them carefully.
Flowers: Mums are a gorgeous flower many of us like to display around the house in the fall. Don’t let your dog eat any mums, according to ASPCA, mums are toxic to dogs, cats, and horses.
Candy: Dogs can easily sniff out pieces of candy if they are within reach. Keep all candy away from your pup.
Symptoms of chocolate poisoning: vomiting, diarrhea, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, and seizures. Take your pup to the vet immediately if they consume any Halloween treats.
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Halloween Decorations:
Halloween decorations can be hazardous to your dog. Keep electrical cords, cobwebs, and spooky dangling décor up high enough and secured so your dog can’t reach them.
Glow Sticks: Keep glow sticks away from dogs. Luckily, most glow stick liquid is non-toxic, but can still make your dog very sick.
Unfamiliar Faces in Costume:
Halloween costumes make familiar people look very different to your dog. Be aware that your new spooky look may frighten them.
When we had a Halloween party, my dog, Bastian, didn’t recognize us and went right into a seizure. I felt horrible! We now keep him in a secure and quiet area during Halloween events.
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Nice article. Love the costumes. I used to have a Dashund, he lived to be 17 yrs old. Now I have two Yorkie. I sure do miss him.
Hi Teani, Thank you. Yes, they are adorable dachshund Halloween costumes. Wow, 17 years old, that is very impressive. It must have been very hard to lose your doxie when you had him with you for that many years. Thank you for sharing.
Love the costumes although I do not dress Layla up as she hates it BOL, tried one year and never again. Baby RIP did not mind it at all. Good to remind us also of how to keep our pets safe
Hi Ruth, thank you for sharing. Yeah, some dogs just don’t like dressing up in a Halloween costume. It depended on the outfit I believe. My Mini Dachshund, Reno would only sit still while wearing a dachshund Halloween costume.:)