Lady, the well-groomed cocker spaniel, and Tramp, the scruffy gray stray, are one of the easiest animated pairs to dress as, because their colors do most of the explaining. Warm brown and a blue collar say Lady. Gray and a dash of red say Tramp. Below you'll find couples versions, solo looks, outfits for babies, kids and real dogs, the supporting cast from the house and the restaurant, and a few DIY takes. None of them need a boxed costume. A pair of ears, a collar with a tag, a painted nose and one plate of pretend spaghetti carry the story, and the clothes underneath can be whatever keeps you warm and comfortable.
Making Spaniel Ears That Hang Like Lady's
Lady's ears are long, soft and wavy, and they should swing when you turn your head. Stiff felt triangles on a headband look like a generic dog. A little sewing gets you much closer.
- Cut a long teardrop shape, roughly the length of your hand plus your fingers, from brown faux fur or fleece. Cut four pieces so each ear has a front and a back.
- Sew the pairs right sides together, leaving the narrow top open, then turn them out. Brush the fur out of the seam with a pin so the edge disappears.
- Fold the top over a fabric-covered headband and stitch it closed. Stitching holds; glue on a plastic band lets go once your head warms up.
- For wavy fur, a curly faux fur works best, or wrap sections of a cheap brown wig around the ear and tack them in place.
- Pin the band behind your own curls with two bobby pins crossed in an X. The hair then hides the band and the ears look like they grow there.
Tramp's ears are the opposite job. Make them shorter, shaggier and a little uneven, in two grays, and leave the edges rough. Imperfect looks right on him.
1. Classic Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
This is the version I'd make if you only make one. Lady wears a caramel-brown dress, matching tights, brown flats, long cocker spaniel ears and a bright blue ribbon collar with a gold tag. Soft waves in the hair echo the curl of her ears, and a small brown nose with a few whiskers is enough on the face. Tramp gets a gray shirt, gray jeans, worn-in sneakers, shaggy gray ears and a red collar. Tousle his hair and smudge a little gray around the nose so he looks streetwise rather than grubby. Carry one light plate of faux spaghetti between you. That plate is the shortcut; it turns two dog costumes into this particular couple in every photo.
2. Easy DIY Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
Short on time? Almost all of this is in a closet already. For Lady, a brown sweater, brown leggings, tan ankle boots and a blue ribbon tied loosely at the neck. Felt ears go on a plain headband; I sew them on rather than glue, because glued felt peels off a plastic band within the hour. A gold paper tag, natural makeup, a painted nose and short whiskers finish her. For Tramp, a charcoal hoodie, faded gray jeans, gray sneakers, homemade felt ears and a red ribbon collar, which is the one bit of color he needs. Gray liner around the nose and messy hair do the rest. A takeout container of yarn spaghetti with brown pom-pom meatballs is cheap, light and easy to hold.
3. Glam Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
For a dressier party, keep every signature detail and simply upgrade the fabrics. Lady wears a fitted chocolate-brown midi dress, sheer brown tights, pointed flats, velvet ears and a satin blue collar with a metallic tag. Soft curls, glowing skin, brown liner and a delicate painted nose keep her elegant. Tramp goes for a charcoal blazer over a gray knit, dark gray trousers, clean boots and textured gray ears, with a narrow red collar and loosely tousled hair. Swap the paper plate for a gold-toned tray of decorative spaghetti. Velvet ears are worth the small extra effort here; they hang heavier and swing like real spaniel ears instead of sticking out.
4. Cozy Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
If your Halloween is cold, build the characters out of warm layers instead of fighting them. Lady goes into a fuzzy caramel sweater dress, fleece-lined brown leggings, tan boots and plush floppy ears. A wide blue scarf stands in for her collar, with a light gold tag pinned near the center. Loose curls and a soft brown nose finish her. Tramp wears a charcoal sherpa jacket, gray joggers, rugged gray boots and shaggy ears, with a red bandana for the collar. I'd keep his gray makeup to the nose and brows, because heavy gray on the cheeks rubs off on a scarf collar. A thermos dressed up as a pasta container is a sneaky prop that actually holds something hot.
5. Vintage Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
The film is set in an earlier, gentler era, and a vintage cut of clothing nods to that. Lady wears a cinnamon fit-and-flare dress, a blue belt or neck scarf, low brown heels and long silky ears pinned behind a curled style. Winged liner, rosy cheeks, a brown nose and fine whiskers keep the makeup classic. Tramp pairs high-waisted gray trousers with a rolled-sleeve charcoal shirt, suspenders, gray lace-up shoes and short shaggy ears, plus a narrow red neck scarf for the collar. A light restaurant menu and a faux spaghetti plate are your shared props. Because the shapes are older, people take a second look, then the brown and gray tell them exactly who you are.
6. Edwardian Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
An Edwardian take turns both dogs into people from the period, and it suits anyone who enjoys sewing or hunting thrift racks for long skirts. Lady wears a high-neck brown blouse, a long caramel skirt, lace-up boots, a blue velvet choker with a gold tag pendant and silky spaniel ears. A loose low bun with curled pieces at the face, soft brown eyes and a painted nose finish her. Tramp wears a rumpled gray waistcoat, a collarless shirt, charcoal trousers, suspenders and sturdy boots, with shaggy gray ears, untidy hair, a red neck scarf and a little nose makeup. A vintage basket holding faux bread and spaghetti is practical to carry. If you sew, a long skirt with a simple waistband is a weekend project.
7. Casual Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
This relaxed version uses clothes you'll wear again in November. Lady's look is a brown long-sleeve top, caramel jeans, clean tan sneakers, a blue bandana and floppy brown ears, with loose waves and a small painted nose rather than full animal makeup. Tramp wears a faded gray T-shirt, charcoal cargo pants, gray high-tops, a red bandana and textured gray ears, plus tousled hair and a little gray shading at the nose. Cut matching tags from cardboard and paint them gold. Yarn spaghetti in a reusable food container is the prop. It's the version I'd pick for handing out candy at the door or walking a neighbourhood, since nothing here needs fixing halfway through the night.
8. Plus Size Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
For a plus size couple, stretch and adjustability matter more than any particular garment. Lady can wear a soft brown wrap dress or a stretchy jumpsuit with brown tights, supportive ankle boots, long ears and a blue collar belt or neck scarf. A wrap dress is a good pick because you can tighten or loosen it as the evening goes. Defined curls, warm neutral makeup, a brown nose and a gold tag keep her clear. Tramp wears a relaxed charcoal shirt, gray stretch jeans, comfortable boots, short furry ears and a bright red collar. Light gray contour at the hairline and nose adds dimension without heavy paint. A crossbody bag shaped like a pasta container holds your phone. Breathable fabric beats anything stiff or tight.
9. Maternity Lady And Tramp Couple Costume
A brown maternity dress is already most of a Lady costume. Tie the blue ribbon above the bump, add soft brown flats, floppy ears and a light gold tag, and keep the hair in gentle curls. Simple brown nose makeup and a few delicate whiskers are enough. The partner becomes Tramp in a loose charcoal shirt, gray pants, supportive sneakers, shaggy ears and a red fabric collar. I'd keep every accessory soft, with nothing tight at the neck or across the waist, because pregnancy makes you notice pressure fast. A round felt pasta plate can be tacked lightly to the front of the dress or handed to the partner to carry. It all leaves room for a cardigan, sitting down and a warm room.
10. Kids Lady And Tramp Sibling Costume
For siblings, soft clothes and simple ears beat anything elaborate, because kids pull off whatever itches. The child playing Lady wears a brown sweatshirt dress, matching leggings, tan shoes with grippy soles, a blue fabric collar and plush floppy ears. A high ponytail or loose curls both work, and the face only needs a small brown nose. Tramp gets a gray hoodie, gray joggers, comfortable sneakers, shaggy ears and a red bandana, plus a tiny gray nose and washable whiskers if the child likes makeup. Give them a foam plate of yarn noodles, glued down so there are no loose bits. Patch-test the washable makeup on the inside of the wrist the day before; young skin reacts more often than you'd expect.
11. Parent And Child Lady And Tramp Costume
This pairing works with either the parent or the child as Lady, and I'd let the child choose. The Lady outfit needs a brown base, floppy spaniel ears, comfortable brown shoes and a bright blue collar with a gold tag, plus soft curls and a simple nose. Tramp uses gray separates, gray sneakers or boots, shaggy ears and a red collar or bandana. The parent carries the light spaghetti plate while the child holds a plush puppy or a small menu, which keeps little hands busy. Stick to stretchy clothes, and make the face paint optional for sensitive skin. Matching painted noses pull the two together. Both outfits take a coat or thermal layer underneath, so they're easy to adapt for trick-or-treating outside.
12. Lady And Tramp Family Of Four Costume
A family of four can cover the whole household: Lady, Tramp, Darling and Jim Dear. Lady wears a brown dress, blue collar, floppy ears, brown shoes, curled hair and soft dog makeup, while Tramp needs gray clothing, a red collar, shaggy ears, sturdy shoes and tousled hair. Darling wears a pastel vintage-style dress, low heels and softly pinned hair, with a small baby blanket as her prop. Jim Dear goes for a button-front shirt, suspenders, dark trousers, polished shoes and neat hair, and carries a vintage gift box or a house key. I like this mix because the humans make the dogs easier to read. People see the couple in period clothes and the brown spaniel next to them and put it together.
13. Lady And Tramp Family Costume With Baby
Here the baby becomes the plate of spaghetti and meatballs, which gets the biggest reaction of any idea on this list. Start with a cream footed sleepsuit and stitch yarn noodles and large brown felt circles firmly in place; anything glued will be in the baby's mouth within minutes. A red-and-white checked bib adds the restaurant touch without anything stiff. The adults wear the classic brown and gray versions with blue and red collars, ears, painted noses and comfortable shoes. Lady carries a small menu, Tramp an empty light pasta bowl. Skip a hat if the baby fights it. A familiar one-piece keeps them warm and comfortable, and it's easy to change if dinner gets messy.
14. Lady And Tramp Couple And Dog Costume
A real dog can join in with one simple pasta-themed piece. One adult wears the brown Lady outfit with silky ears, a blue collar, gold tag, brown shoes, curls and gentle nose makeup. The other becomes Tramp in gray clothes, shaggy ears, a red collar, gray footwear and tousled hair. The dog gets a light red-and-white checked bandana, or a harness decorated with a few soft yarn noodles. Never cover the dog's head, paws, eyes or mouth. Most dogs will tolerate a bandana but not a costume over the body, and a stressed dog spoils the photo anyway. A foam restaurant sign carried by the adults strengthens the theme, and your outfits do the character work.
15. Lady And Tramp Two Dogs Costume
Two dogs can play the famous pair with almost nothing on. The Lady dog wears a comfortable blue collar or bandana with a light gold tag; if your dog already has long ears or brown coloring, skip any headpiece. The Tramp dog gets a red bandana and a simple gray harness cover. Set them beside a pet-safe plate of fabric noodles for photos, then take the prop away before they start playing. Never tie the dogs together with a noodle or ribbon, however cute the film scene is. Sit them side by side and reward them for staying calm. Color-coded collars and tags do the recognition, and both dogs move freely the whole time.
16. Solo Lady Costume
Lady works well on her own as long as she's head-to-toe caramel brown. Wear a brown fit-and-flare dress, matching tights, rounded flats and a blue velvet choker with a gold circular tag. Long silky ears can go on a headband, or pin them behind soft curls so they look like they grow there. Warm brown shadow, rosy cheeks, a tiny brown nose and fine whiskers keep the face sweet. Carry a small decorative pasta plate or a heart-shaped tag purse. A brown faux-fur shrug suggests her soft coat and keeps your shoulders warm. Without a partner, the blue collar and gold tag carry more weight, so make them a little larger than you think you need.
17. Solo Tramp Costume
A solo Tramp should look relaxed and rugged, not dirty, and the difference is in the layering. Start with a charcoal henley, faded gray jeans, a distressed gray jacket and worn-in lace-up boots. Add shaggy gray ears, a narrow red collar and a silver or gold tag. Give the hair loose texture and use gray-brown makeup on the brows and nose, with a few short whisker lines. A bundle tied in checked cloth hints at the wandering stray, or carry a foam spaghetti plate for a clearer reference. I mix three or four different grays across the shirt, jacket and jeans; one flat gray reads as a uniform. Almost all of it can come from a thrift shop.
18. Lady Costume With Brown Tutu
A tutu makes a lighter, playful Lady. Pair a fitted brown top with a layered caramel tutu, opaque brown tights, ballet flats, long spaniel ears and a wide blue ribbon collar with a gold tag. I'd keep the tutu around knee length; shorter ones ride up when you sit, and longer ones catch on everything. Bouncy curls or a neat half-up style show off the ears. Brown eyeliner draws the nose and a few whiskers, with rosy blush on top. A mini crossbody bag shaped like a pasta bowl holds essentials. It's a good fit for dance events and school parties, where a full brown dress can feel heavy.
19. Tramp Costume With Gray Hoodie
A gray hoodie is the most practical Tramp base going, because it handles rain and cold without any extra planning. Pick one with a relaxed fit and stitch removable felt ears onto the hood, so there's no headband to slide off. Charcoal joggers, gray high-tops, a red bandana collar and a metallic tag do the rest. A few patches in different gray fabrics suggest his scruffy coat without making the clothes look torn. Tousle any hair that shows and paint a small gray-black nose with washable makeup. Carry a foam menu or a checked napkin wrapped round yarn spaghetti. Athletic basics like these stay comfortable for long walks and outdoor parties.
20. Jim Dear And Darling Couple Costume
Jim Dear and Darling are the pick for a couple who'd rather skip the dog ears. Darling wears a soft blue or lavender ankle-length dress, low buttoned boots, a delicate necklace and a loose updo in the Edwardian style, with fresh rosy makeup and a folded baby blanket or small basket. Jim Dear wears a white shirt, patterned vest, dark trousers, suspenders and polished brown shoes, with neatly parted hair and a wrapped hatbox. That hatbox matters; it's how Lady arrives in the film. A framed silhouette of two dogs or a small puppy gift box also links the costumes back. Add small name labels if your crowd needs help, since human characters from a dog film are harder to place.
21. Tony And Joe Restaurant Duo Costume
Tony and Joe give two friends the restaurant scene. Tony, who runs the place, wears a white shirt, black vest, dark trousers, polished shoes and a white apron, with a painted or costume mustache, neat hair and a red-and-white checked tablecloth over one arm. Joe, the cook, wears a white chef shirt, dark pants, nonslip black shoes, a simple apron and a soft chef hat, and carries a light tray of faux spaghetti. Keep makeup natural. Skip any put-on accent or stereotype; the clothes and the pasta tell the story on their own. It's a comfortable duo for friends, siblings or coworkers, and it's a natural add-on to a Lady and Tramp pair.
22. Jock Dog Costume
Jock is a Scottish terrier, and a textured sweater is how I'd show his wiry coat. Wear a charcoal knit, a short black skirt or tailored shorts over opaque tights, and sturdy black lace-up shoes. Add pointed terrier ears, a small red collar and a round gold tag. Short hair with extra volume, or a cropped black-and-gray wig, suggests the bristly head. Strong brows, a dark nose, small whiskers and soft gray shading on the cheeks finish the face. A plaid pouch nods to his Scottish side, or carry a tiny foam doghouse sign. Swap the skirt for charcoal trousers if you prefer. Keep the ears upright by backing the felt with a strip of stiff craft foam.
23. Trusty Bloodhound Costume
Trusty is all about the ears. A rust-brown cardigan or jacket over a tan shirt, brown trousers and supportive lace-up boots set the earthy base. Then add extra-long brown felt ears on a headband and a dark collar with a metallic tag. A brown newsboy cap can sit between the ears if you pin it; otherwise it slides back every time you turn your head. Makeup gives a large brown nose, gently downturned brows and a few soft lines at the cheeks for that droopy, patient expression. A light magnifying glass or folded map hints at his tracking. Most of it comes from a fall wardrobe, and the long ears are what make people say his name.
24. Peg Dog Costume
Peg is the glamorous one, so this is a good costume for someone who likes a bit of polish. A cream faux-fur jacket, a fitted beige top, brown trousers or a knee-length skirt and cream ankle boots make the base. Add fluffy beige ears and a narrow turquoise collar with a small gold tag. A softly curled pale wig suggests her coat, or style naturally light hair with plenty of volume. Winged liner, a neutral lip, a brown nose and fine whiskers keep the makeup polished. A cardboard vintage microphone nods to her singing. Faux fur gets hot indoors, so pick a light one you can slip off, and flat boots if you'll be standing most of the night.
25. Bull Bulldog Costume
Bull is a bulldog, so this costume is about a broad, sturdy outline. A padded cream sweatshirt or structured tan jacket, relaxed brown pants and chunky lace-up boots give you width without stuffing. Add short folded ears, a wide brown collar and an oversized light tag. Slick the hair back, or tuck it under a snug cream cap that also anchors the ears. Use matte makeup for a broad brown nose, strong brows and small whisker dots. Skip a full mask; it limits what you can see and gets hot fast. A foam dog biscuit or a cardboard kennel sign gives you something to hold. It's warm and durable, a good choice for a long outdoor evening.
26. Aunt Sarah Costume
Aunt Sarah suits anyone who'd rather not wear animal makeup at all. Choose a high-neck plum or burgundy dress, a fitted matching jacket, dark tights and buttoned ankle boots. A structured updo goes under a small decorated hat; pin the hat through the bun, not just the hair at the crown, or it tips forward. Round glasses, a cameo brooch, gloves and a muted lip finish her. Carry a closed pet carrier made of light cardboard or a framed picture of two cats. If a real pet is in your group, keep the carrier as a prop and never put an animal in it. She works alone, but next to Si and Am or the dogs she's much easier to place.
27. Si And Am Cat Duo Costume
Two friends or siblings can be the mischievous cat pair in matching cream. Each wears a cream sweater, fitted pants or a knee-length skirt, cream tights if needed and ivory flats. Add dark brown cat ears, long brown tails fastened safely at the waist, red or rose collars and gold tags. I sew the tails to a belt rather than pinning them to the pants, so they don't drag the waistband down. Sleek matching hair or short brown wigs, cat-eye liner, a small pink-brown nose, whiskers and arched brows finish the faces. Different tag colors tell the two apart. Carry feather-free cat toys or a light fishbowl purse, and let the colors, matching outlines and mirrored poses do the character work, with no caricature.
28. Dogcatcher Costume
A dogcatcher can join the group without any scary equipment. Wear olive or khaki coveralls over a plaid shirt, with a utility belt, sturdy brown work boots and a matching cap. Add a fabric badge reading “Dog Control” or “City Shelter,” and a clipboard of funny missing-dog notices. Tuck the hair under the cap and keep the makeup natural, maybe a little weathered. Leave the net and anything resembling a trap at home; children and real dogs at a party don't know it's pretend. A light cardboard kennel sign is a safer prop. Small felt paw prints stitched onto the coveralls help people get the joke. Coveralls are roomy, so there's plenty of space for a warm layer underneath.
29. Beaver Costume
The beaver is the helpful one who frees Lady from her muzzle, and he's a fun, unexpected pick for a group. A medium-brown sweatshirt, matching joggers and brown sneakers make the base, with a lighter tan felt belly panel. Add small rounded ears, a flat padded fabric tail and white costume teeth that still let you talk; I'd test those at home, because some sit on the lip and make every word a lisp. Pull the hair back under the ear headband, then paint the nose, brows and whisker dots in brown. Carry a light foam log or a cardboard muzzle labeled “removed.” Keep the tail short enough that nobody trips on it.
30. Scamp And Angel Couple Costume
Scamp and Angel are the younger couple from the sequel, and they're a less expected choice than the originals. Scamp wears a dark gray jacket, charcoal shirt, gray jeans, black sneakers, short floppy ears and a blue collar, with tousled dark hair, a black nose and a playful tag. Angel wears a cream or pale beige dress, light tights, white ankle boots, fluffy ears and a pink collar with a heart-shaped tag, plus soft waves in pale hair or a blonde wig and a delicate nose. Carry matching cardboard dog tags or a small fabric heart instead of food. The gray-and-cream contrast does what brown-and-gray does for their parents.
31. Lady Tramp And Scamp Family Costume
A family of three can be Lady, Tramp and their adventurous puppy Scamp. Lady wears a brown dress, blue collar, gold tag, floppy ears, brown shoes, curls and gentle canine makeup. Tramp uses gray separates, a red collar, shaggy ears, sturdy gray shoes, tousled hair and a painted nose. The child as Scamp wears a dark gray hoodie, comfortable joggers, sneakers, smaller floppy ears and a blue collar, with just a dab of washable makeup on the nose. The adults carry the faux spaghetti while Scamp holds a soft plush bone. Repeating gray between Tramp and Scamp shows they're father and son at a glance, and Lady's warm brown balances the pair.
32. Lady Tramp And Puppies Group Costume
Lady, Tramp and their puppies stretch to fit any group size. The central pair wears the traditional brown-and-blue and gray-and-red costumes, with ears, painted noses, tags and comfortable shoes. Everyone else becomes a puppy in cream, reddish-brown, gray or black, each with soft ears, a colored collar, a unique tag and walking shoes. Hair can vary; it's the matching nose and whisker makeup that pulls the group together. A large light dog bed sign or a few foam puppy toys add props. When I plan a group like this, I give each puppy a different collar color so photos still look organised. Each person picks a base outfit that suits their age, body and how warm they want to be.
33. Buster Dog Costume
Buster, the junkyard leader from the sequel, gives you a sharper, darker silhouette than Tramp. Wear a navy utility jacket over a charcoal shirt, dark trousers and durable black boots. Add pointed blue-gray ears, a thick red-brown collar and a large metallic tag. Style dark hair upward or use a short textured wig for an angular coat. Defined brows, a dark nose and gray contour on the cheeks finish the face; keep it theatrical, not frightening. Carry a cardboard junkyard sign or a bundle tied in gray fabric. Pointed ears need structure, so I glue a thin layer of stiff foam between two pieces of felt; plain felt ears flop over within an hour.
34. Junkyard Dogs Group Costume
A pack of junkyard dogs is the loosest group costume here, and mismatched thrift layers are the point. Give every person a different dog palette, such as dusty gray, rust brown, cream, black or muted blue. Patched jackets, relaxed shirts, cargo pants, skirts over leggings and sturdy sneakers or boots make the base. Each member needs distinct ears, a fabric tail, a colored collar, a tag, messy hair and simple nose makeup. Cardboard signs, soft bundles, foam biscuits or painted boxes make safe props. Leave out sharp metal and clothes so distressed they fall apart. The outfits should look connected, not identical, and the group grows easily when another friend wants in.
35. Lady And Tramp Spaghetti Dinner Group Costume
The spaghetti dinner scene needs four people: Lady, Tramp, Tony and Joe. Lady wears the full caramel outfit with blue collar, floppy ears, curled hair, brown makeup and flats. Tramp has gray layers, a red collar, shaggy ears, tousled hair, nose makeup and rugged shoes. Tony wears a white shirt, dark vest, apron, trousers and polished shoes, and Joe wears a chef shirt, apron, dark pants, nonslip shoes and a soft chef hat, both with natural makeup. Bring a small folding table with a red-and-white checked cloth and faux spaghetti, and stage the moment. It's the most work of any idea here, but nobody at the party needs to ask who you are.
A Painted Nose That Lasts Past Dinner
Nearly every costume here has a small dog nose and whiskers, and with Lady and Tramp you'll probably be eating, maybe even sharing a noodle for a photo. Everyday makeup holds up better than you'd think if you set it properly.
- Test any cream or water-based paint on the inside of your wrist a day ahead, and on kids too. Redness or itching means skip it.
- Draw the nose with a brown or black eyeliner pencil, then press a little matching eyeshadow over it with a fingertip. The powder sets the pencil and stops it smearing.
- Dust translucent setting powder over the whole area, and the whisker dots too. Cream makeup creases and transfers on a warm night without it.
- Keep the nose small, just the tip and a line down to the lip. Big painted muzzles end up on collars, partners and wine glasses.
- Take it off with an oil cleanser or micellar water before washing. Scrubbing with soap and water leaves gray shadows and irritated skin.
If you want the spaghetti kiss photo, take it early, while the makeup is fresh, and use a real cooked noodle only if you're both happy with it. A length of yarn photographs just as well and won't leave sauce on a cream dress.
One Plate of Spaghetti Ties It All Together
Every idea above rests on the same two color codes: brown and blue for Lady, gray and red for Tramp. Once those are in place, you can add puppies, cats, the restaurant staff or a real dog without anyone losing the thread. You don't need a packaged costume. Start with clothes you own, then add ears, collars, tags, a little nose makeup, shoes you can walk in and a single shared prop. If I had to pick one prop, it's the plate of faux spaghetti, because it turns any two dogs into these two. Fit the version to your group, your weather and how much you like to craft, and make sure every piece is secure enough to move in all night.
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