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4meAndyou · F
We had very small dogs when we lived in places where trick or treaters came to the door. We were able to confine them to the kitchen and dining room with a child gate, and put the barker breaker collars on them for the one night.
After we moved from our townhouse condo, we lived on a busy road without sidewalks, and we were also very far back from the road, so no one ever came for Halloween again. But if they HAD, we had a fenced and gated back yard.
After we moved from our townhouse condo, we lived on a busy road without sidewalks, and we were also very far back from the road, so no one ever came for Halloween again. But if they HAD, we had a fenced and gated back yard.
Starcrossed · 41-45, F
Yes, hoods and masks are scary.
It doesn't complicate Halloween, she just hides in the basement.
Unfortunately you can't do fun 'costume with the dog' ...she doesn't mind dressing up but once we hit the street for trick or treating, the first kids we encounter causes a mad dash home to duck and cover.
It doesn't complicate Halloween, she just hides in the basement.
Unfortunately you can't do fun 'costume with the dog' ...she doesn't mind dressing up but once we hit the street for trick or treating, the first kids we encounter causes a mad dash home to duck and cover.
