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Where can I buy a really cute green and gold cheerleader outfit for my dog?

Sep 22, 2009 by Fyre & Reign RETIRED | Posted in Dogs

I necessary a green and gold cheerleader costume for my dog to wear to the dog park's annual Halloween cocktail; she's about 35 lbs. and I'd say she's medium sized for a dog (though small for a German Escort mix)

Oh please, not everyone who puts a dog in an intermittent Christmas or Halloween fancy dress outfit, thinks that their dog is a furry child!

Any mature & reasonable person appreciates that if you treat a dog like a tender & expect it to act like a human,

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