Happy Howl-o-Ween!

I am not a fan of dressing up, but if you ask my moms, they will say I do it so well. Howl-o-ween is a time where everyone gets dressed up in silly costumes and goes door to door "begging" for candy. Some people actually call it Beggar's night as little humans go door to door for a few hours in the night and look to fill their pillow cases with sweet, delectable little morsels of food. I myself do not thoroughly enjoy Howl-o-ween, except for the fact that the word "howl" is part of the bigger wood. The costumes scare me and the constant doorbell ringing makes Muffin bark for two straight hours (not that is any different from a normal night). Anyway, to keep us calm and prevent us from being scared, Moms take us out and leave candy for all the little minions to take. When we come home, there is no candy left which is good because who knows where their grimy little mits have been. +

While I do not particularly enjoy Howl-o-ween, moms to make Muffin and I dress up occasionally. I have provided some examples below with my thoughts.

Here I am as the Red Baron. You can't really see it, but my eyes are closed underneath the Doggles. For whatever reason, mom could not stop laughing and actually started crying. Muffin did not like these on me and tried to rip them off my head.

Here is Muffin as the Easter Muffin. I honestly have no idea how moms was able to get those ears on her and she just didn't rip them off. She is probably holding her in a death grip and two seconds after this picture was taken, the ears were destroyed.

 

 This is just cruel. Again mom was laughing uncontrollably, but as you can see, I was very uncomfortable.

  

 Here I am as Mickey Mads, just taken the other day.

 I want to wish you all a Happy and Safe Howl-O-Ween as I pose with my pumpkin and until next time, Good Day!