Chihuahua Dressed As Spider-Man Is The Superhero We All Need Right Now
In case you didn't know it, an attentive Chihuahua in a Spider-Man suit is the tiny superhero we all need right now — at least when it comes to a good, passing chuckle. Watch as this little guy, named Harley, from TikTok, stands at attention in cute doggy PJs perched at an angle that allows him to survey the land below, as if guarding the world from bedtime itself, as his pet mom tries to coax him down.
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"Just come to bed. The city doesn't need you tonight," the pet mom is captioned as saying from the comfort of bed, trying to wave the doggy down. But the pint-sized hero makes it known that he is not ready to clock out, as the video states, "Dog is ready to save the city!" In the comments, one watcher noted, "We need him more than ever," as another begged, "Pleaseee do that with a Batman costume." Ah, yes, Batman next? We'd definitely love to see that too!
Fun costume ideas for little dogs
The best costumes for small dogs that weigh under 10 pounds, like Chihuahuas, are ones that look adorable but are still comfortable. If it's not a pajama-like outfit a la Harley's Spider-Man suit, simple, funny, and soft slip-on costumes like a classic hot dog for a dachshund or an eight-legged spider getup that matches a pup's coat color are the way to go — if your dog will allow it, of course.
Beyond that, a pumpkin-style sweater with a soft hat easily keeps things festively cozy in the fall, while a simple vampire cape is a straightforward Halloween look, since it just drapes on without restricting movement. You can also never go wrong with a "UPS delivery dog" costume, which gives the hilarious illusion that your pup is proudly carrying a tiny package.
Need some additional costume tips? Read up on how to introduce a dog to a Halloween costume, and whether it's OK to put clothes or costumes on your cat. The main thing, though, is to keep it simple, safe, and comfy — nothing tight, heavy, or hard to move in, and always make sure your dog isn't overheating or stressed while wearing it. No matter what you pick, though, the goal is clear: maximum cuteness!