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Zombie Dog Costume
By LaskaWolf
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Just a quick picture to show an idea of how Denali's Zombie Dog costume came out. I didn't have time to pull the fur over the one on his sideto blend it, and only after the fact did I realize the one on his leg was out of position. Ohwell.
I'll get better pictures later!
I'll get better pictures later!
Image details
Image size
2238x2257px 680.69 KB
Make
NIKON
Model
COOLPIX S220
Shutter Speed
10/1576 second
Aperture
F/3.1
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
400
Date Taken
Oct 23, 2010, 4:46:47 PM
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I bought fake halloween wounds like you can get almost anywhere this time of year, and some fake fur material like for costumes at a fabric store, and used food coloring to dab on the wound things. You just cut fur to line the rims of the 'injuries' to cover the skin part, and I used just some ordinary crayola markers to match the fur a little to wherever I put them on Denali. Then you get elastic bands (like the stuff that holds on party hats) and pierce either side of the wounds to make a loop.
The good thing about that way of keeping it on is you can hide it in your dog's fur easily. Make sure it's not too tight - you can just cut the string to remove it easily later without bothering the dog, because you can easily use new string any time you need to put it back on. Trust me - that's way easier than trying to slide the stuff into place. xD
And it's just that easy, really. You don't have to stain your dog's fur at all. Just mind you watch to be sure they don't chew them off and swallow the rubber or anything. :3
All the supplies used probably cost less than $100.
The good thing about that way of keeping it on is you can hide it in your dog's fur easily. Make sure it's not too tight - you can just cut the string to remove it easily later without bothering the dog, because you can easily use new string any time you need to put it back on. Trust me - that's way easier than trying to slide the stuff into place. xD
And it's just that easy, really. You don't have to stain your dog's fur at all. Just mind you watch to be sure they don't chew them off and swallow the rubber or anything. :3
All the supplies used probably cost less than $100.
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