
A field guide to Halloween pets —
If your pet has the patience for bunny ears, like iReporter Karol Afaneh's dog, Halloween could be hopping!

A field guide to Halloween pets —
iReporter Rachel Cauvin captured this adorable Corgi-as-firetruck costume at a 2012 Halloween dog parade in New York.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Cauvin also snapped this Pilgrim-styled pup in New York.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Is your pup a force of nature? Cauvin spotted this dog dressed as Tropical Storm Irene at the Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade in New York in 2011.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
The long, wavy ears of this King Charles spaniel complement strands of "pasta" in his costume. Cauvin couldn't resist taking a photo of this spaghetti-and-meatballs dog at the Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Uh-oh. Looks like this pup got into the sewing room before being photographed by Cauvin in New York.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Simply attach shiny fabric to your dog's collar and voila: instant canine sidekick. iReporter Jodi Kaplan snapped this superdog while trick-or-treating in New York.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
iReporter Quan Huynh's dog, Rocky, serves as a plane for an ace pilot.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Try involving the entire family in a Halloween costume, like iReporter Catherine Schneider did with her baby burger and pet hot dog.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Yabba-Dabba -- dog? This adorable chow chow, photographed by iReporter Natasha Marie Navarro, is dressed like cartoon caveman Fred Flintstone.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
Gory special effects need not be reserved for human costumes. Navarro's Pomeranian, Jacks, somehow looks scary and adorable while wearing a meat cleaver -- and a message to stop animal cruelty.

A field guide to Halloween pets —
This Pomeranian arrived at the Scaredy Cats and Dogs Walk in the Philippines as the boy wizard "Hairy Potter."

A field guide to Halloween pets —
A Hershey's Kiss was the obvious costume choice for Bailey, iReporter Kate Nelson's sweet chocolate Lab.


