Make a Little Disney Magic With These Pup-tastic Halloween Costumes

Give your furry friend the full Sheriff Woody treatment with a simple cowboy hat, small red bandana, and large cowhide-print vest or bandana. He'll be the cutest pup in the West!

If Mickey is your main man, you'll fall head over heels for this simple costume. Pick up some Mickey Mouse ears for your pup and a black dog shirt for that classic Disney style.

Get your good boy into his super suit and he'll be ready for some crime-fighting Halloween fun! We can't guarantee the mask will conceal his true identity, but when you look this adorable, does it really even matter?

If you prefer the spookier side of Disney, dress your sweet pup as the scary ghost host from the Haunted Mansion. It stays in place with a sleeve that your dog's collar can easily slide through.

Dogs don't quack, but they don't have to know that. This little guy blends right in with his flock of Donald Duck pals.

Your floppy-eared pet can channel her inner flying elephant with a cute and cozy Dumbo costume. Just swap out the peanuts for dog biscuits, and, who knows, maybe we'll finally see a dog fly.

No trip to Disney is complete without a Dole Whip! Get your dog in on the action with his very own Dole Whip costume — all you need are a Dole Whip plush and matching ears.

Does your dog scare because she cares? If so, wrap her up in a fuzzy Sully costume from Monsters, Inc. Don't be surprised if she gets more candy than you do, though.

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If we could, we would hit the "like" button infinity times on this pair of pups dressed as Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. You can find similar options online, but if you have basic sewing skills, it wouldn't be too tough to put these together — don't forget Sally's yarn wig!

This willy-nilly silly old dog is dressed and ready for an adventure in the Hundred Acre Wood. Bottle of honey and BFF Piglet optional.

He may chew up Cinderella's glass slipper before returning it (sorry!), but we still think your dog would look simply dashing dressed up as Prince Charming. You really only need a dog-size cape and crown to pull off this regal costume.

This one wins the prize for simplest costume ever, but those iconic black horns are all you need to recognize the mischievous Maleficent. We're sure your dog never causes any trouble, but she can play the part just for one night.

This little guy doesn't look very gloomy to us, but he can still play the part of Pooh's pessimistic sidekick in this Eeyore getup. Those floppy ears will have everyone oohing and ahhing over your pup.

We never knew we needed to see a dog in a seashell top, red wig, and sparkly tail, but we totally did. Forget people, we want to be where the dogs dressed as mermaids are.

Ahoy, matey! It's a pirate's life for this dog in her Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired duds. Captain Jack would be so proud.

If you are always up for adventure with your canine companion, get the whole family dressed as characters from the movie Up. These two dogs look fetching as Russell the Wilderness Explorer and the elusive bird Kevin. Their humans make a pretty good Carl and Ellie, too.

Zedis lapedis! This Zenon costume earns major points for creativity, but don't fret if you aren't quite as crafty. A long-sleeved pink dog shirt, blue harness, and blue skirt will do just fine.

Your dog may not be as talented in the kitchen as Remy from Ratatouille, but he can still look the part. A simple chef's hat and jacket will have him looking just like the little Parisian chef.

We're all mad for this one! If you're the queen of at-home costume design, you'll have mad fun making your dog a decorated top hat and dressing her in an Alice in Wonderland dog harness or bandana.

We're pretty sure every kiss from your dog is true love's kiss, so this Snow White costume will be absolutely perfect for her. Sorry, Prince Charming not included.

If your little pooch is the Pascal to your Rapunzel, you can both go live your dream in these Tangled-inspired costumes. We know chameleons aren't usually quite this fluffy, but we don't think anyone will mind.

Still can't stop singing along to the Frozen soundtrack? Let it go and bring your dog along for the ride in this sparkly Elsa costume. There are multiple options available online, but you could easily fashion a child's Elsa cape to fit your dog, too.

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If your furry friend tags along with you on every adventure just like Hei Hei does in Moana, he might as well look the part. If you can find enough feathers and you're good with a glue gun, you should be able to pull together this colorful look.

This dog probably doesn't realize that lions are cats and he's, well, a dog, but we don't want to be the ones to break it to him. Who knows, maybe he's been working on his roar!

This little dog looks like he is ready to be saved by the claw in his Toy Story alien costume. And, like the aliens, he will be forever loyal to you.

Do you know how to tell the difference between Chip and Dale? Dale is a chipmunk, and Chip is a . . . dog. Just kidding. Actually, Chip has a dark nose and Dale's is red.

If your dog holds the top spot in your gang, head out for Halloween in these matching spirit jerseys. She'll be so proud to prance by your side.

Sleeping Beauty is a timeless classic, just like your pretty pup. She (or he) will sparkle and shine in this combo of Minnie Mouse ears and glittery pink dress.

This dog is certainly no monster, but he looks pretty beastly in this Beauty and the Beast ensemble. Just like in the fairy tale, Beast is really a big softy inside, and we imagine this guy is, too.

Gawrsh! This puppy looks as Goofy as, well, Goofy in his floppy-eared hat and Goofy collar charm. We're willing to bet he has the fun-loving personality to match.