These pugs dressed as characters from The Hobbit are so adorable you’re going to want to take them all home. We’ve got Gandalf, Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield and even Boromir all dressed up and ready for adventure. I think Boromir with his horn is particularly adorable. Just look at that pug-scowl on his face!
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These adorable pups were dressed up in panda costumes and asked to put on a show for the camera. They won’t have any of it. In fact, they refuse to move. I think these dogs are showing how most pets feel when we force costumes upon them. If I were their owner, I’d be giving them treats and toys to make amends so they don’t come after me while I’m sleeping.
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Halloween may be six months away, but it’s never too early to start planning. There are four different Star Wars designs including a Bantha, Tauntaun and Dewback with plush riders on their backs as well as an AT-AT. They’re all available for preorder now with delivery expected this summer.
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Aw, this puppy makes an adorable Princess Leia with her Han Solo owner. She’s even got little buns on the sides of her head. One thing is for sure. This time Leia can’t be calling anyone a walking carpet, since she’s sort of a walking area rug.
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Brooklyn resident Lauren Gates has taken to dressing up her adorable bunny in costumes. The bunny, Benjamin Linus, is apparently okay with this because not only has he been turned into a student at Hogwart’s, but he’s also been a pumpkin, a sailor and a dinosaur. Gates did a shot for each month of the year and said that this Harry Potter costume took the longest to shoot at about 20 minutes. Patient as bunny is, he did not like the scar and glasses being stuck to his head. It paid off in the end because now he has his own calendar in the works and even his own Facebook page.
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If a regular bow tie is cool, then one with a light built in must be even cooler. This little light-up bow tie comes in pink or blue and has a Velcro strap to attach it to your pet’s collar. It’s lightweight so it won’t bother your pet and it’s battery operated. You can set it to be either steadily on or to blink on and off. I wonder if K-9 has one of these?
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These suits of armor imagine an age when cat and mouse knights fought for honor on the field of battle. It’s the work of Jeff de Boer who had experience making suits of armor for people before he made one for a cat in a sculpture class. He’s since expanded the idea, creating dozens of suits of armor in the styles from Medieval times, Ancient Rome, the Renaissance, and Japan’s Edo period. Rather than actually using these suits on animals, de Boer hopes to simply pique peoples’ curiosity and imagination when they see his work.
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Meet Yun Yun the cat. He is adorable, and his owner really likes My Neighbor Totoro. I think Yun Yun might be cuter than the cartoon.
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This Death Star pet ID tag is the perfect way to keep your pet safe. Sounds odd, being a Death Star, but this one is helpful and does not come with a laser. Instead, the back contains a QR code that will show the pet owner’s information when scanned. ID tag is available in 1″, 1.25″ or 1.5″ diameters.
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