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Dozens of costumed canines get their chance to trick-or-treating at Howloween event in Michigan
Up to 200 dogs and their owners participate in the annual event where pets wear creative costumes and receive treats as part of a safe Halloween celebration.
- On Friday in Lansing, costumed dogs paraded through Michigan's capital as part of the annual Howloween event organized by Preuss Pets, a local pet store.
- To manage turnout, organizers cap dogs at 200 and require owners to pre-register, limiting numbers for safety's sake.
- Highlighting costumes, Mojo, 9-year-old St. Bernard, celebrated its first Halloween while the 13-year-old Pomeranian rolled in a tank, and Bella `got filled up on biscuits` before a nap.
- Along the route, costumed dogs looped through Lansing's Old Town arts district, with owners and onlookers giving treats and attention, and residents said they wait all year for the event.
- Owners often go above and beyond on costumes, and event observers said `You see the cutest things`, as Makenzie Smith-Emrich accompanied Sadie, pitbull, dressed as a kissing booth pumpkin.
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Dozens of costumed canines go trick-or-treating during annual ‘Howloween’ event in Michigan
Dozens of costumed canines go trick-or-treating during annual 'Howloween' event in Michigan Dogs dressed up in all sorts of get-ups went trick-or-treating in Michigans capital as part of the annual 'Howloween' event organized by a local pet store (AP video by Mike Householder) Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com This video may be available for archive licensing via https://newsroom.ap.org/home The post Doz…
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