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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Not sized right Dec 07, 2007
I ordered an xtra large for my boxer mix to be on the safe side. I even took the measuring tape to my dog to insure that it would fit. I got it and could barely get the legs on, the velcro wouldn't reach to fasten, and I couldn't even attempt to get the hood on. They should make these in XXL and XXXL. I didn't think my dog was necessarily HUGE so I thought for sure the XL would fit. These costumes run EXTREMELY small :/
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Dogzilla Nov 05, 2007
A bit tough to get all 4 legs in, but once costume was ON, was nice
8 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 My dog is going to resent me for this Sep 17, 2005
Halloween is a time for spooks and treats. It's a time for ghosts, witches and goblins. Should humans be the only ones who get to dress up for this terrifying event? Of course not. That's why I purchased this adorable DOGZILLA costume for my puppy dog. His name is Professor Xavier and he looks cute, maybe a little too cute. What a muffin. When the trick-or-treaters knock on my door, I let the dog answer the door. While the kids are admiring him, I jump out in my witch costume with an axe and I scream at the top of my lungs to scare them away. I guess it would be scary since I'm an overweight man but it's a good way to keep all the candy for myself.
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