Dog Devil costume — example look
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Dog Devil

Dress your furry friend in a classic, fiery red devil look.

The dog devil costume is a classic, widely popular choice for Halloween that instantly turns any pup into a cute little troublemaker. Perfect for quick photoshoots and neighborhood walks, this look typically features bright red horns, a matching cape, and sometimes a pointed pitchfork or tail. It is highly adjustable, comfortable for pets, and incredibly easy to put together.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~10 min
Budget
$825

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What you need for a Dog Devil costume

  • Red Devil Horns Headband

    Plush or felt red horns attached to an adjustable elastic chin strap designed specifically for dogs.

    DIY: Cut two horn shapes out of red felt, stuff them with cotton, and sew or glue them onto a soft elastic band.

  • Red Pet Cape

    A lightweight red satin or polyester cape that secures around the dog's neck with a hook-and-loop fastener.

    DIY: Cut a semi-circle of red fabric and attach a soft hook-and-loop strap to the neck area.

  • Devil Tail Attachment

    A flexible red tail with a pointed spade tip that clips onto a harness or the back of the cape.

    DIY: Wrap red pipe cleaners in red felt, shape the tip into a triangle, and safety pin it securely to a harness.

  • Red Bow Tie

    A simple red collar-slip bow tie to add a dapper touch to the neck area.

    DIY: Fold a small strip of red fabric into a bow shape and slide it onto your dog's existing collar.

How to put it together

  1. 1

    Choose a lightweight, comfortable harness or collar for your dog to wear underneath the costume.

  2. 2

    Gently place the red devil horns headband on your dog's head, adjusting the elastic chin strap so it is secure but not tight.

  3. 3

    Fasten the red cape around your dog's neck, ensuring there is at least two fingers of breathing room.

  4. 4

    Attach the pointed devil tail to the back of the cape or directly to your dog's harness.

  5. 5

    Slip the red bow tie onto your dog's collar for an extra touch of character.

  6. 6

    Give your dog a treat to create a positive association with wearing the costume, and check that they can move freely.

Dog Devil for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair a dog devil with an owner dressed as an angel for a classic 'good vs. evil' dynamic.
group
Dress multiple pets as a pack of little devils, or have one devil dog alongside others dressed as a skeleton and a witch.
kids
Have a child dress as a matching little devil or a pitchfork-carrying demon to walk the dog.
Plus size
Look for adjustable chest straps and wide-neck capes designed specifically for larger dog breeds like Bulldogs or Labradors.

Tips

  • Never leave your dog unattended while wearing a costume to prevent chewing or snagging.
  • Keep the photo session short and reward your pet with plenty of treats for cooperation.
  • Ensure the headpiece does not block your dog's ears or eyes, which can cause anxiety.
  • If your dog dislikes headpieces, skip the horns and stick to a simple red cape or collar attachment.

Dog Devil costume FAQ

How do I make a DIY dog devil costume?
You can easily make one using red felt for the horns and cape. Secure the horns to a soft elastic band and use hook-and-loop fasteners for the cape to ensure it can be removed quickly.
Are devil costumes safe for dogs?
Yes, as long as they fit properly, do not restrict breathing, sight, or movement, and do not contain small parts that could be chewed off and swallowed.
What sizes do dog devil costumes come in?
They typically range from Extra Small for Chihuahuas to Extra Large for Golden Retrievers, often featuring adjustable straps to fit various chest and neck sizes.

Did you know? The term 'Devil Dog' originated as a nickname given by German soldiers to U.S. Marines during World War I due to their fierce fighting spirit.