Recently one of the street dogs gave birth to three cute puppies at my home lawn. One was white with black spots, the other two where brown with white shades. The one in dark brown was so active and it started roaming through out the garden in very few days, where as the other two were still sitting behind its mother, we use to feed their mother daily twice. I named the three as ed, edd and eddy. After few days, I started playing with the puppies. It relaxed my mind much, daily after college I use to play with those puppies for at least an hour. After the puppies started growing, its mother left them abandoned, and I was taking care of them. Once in a competition named Halloween costumes for large dogs, I took my favorite dark brown puppy dressed in a funny Halloween costume. I was enjoying there, though it didn’t win any prizes I was happy seeing it enjoying. I also ask everyone to adopt such abandoned animals and show care on them. Such kind nature of us only can prove that we are humans. Halloween costume, a trick or a treat for my dog? I was surprised when my friend, Sheri, called to tell me that she’d bought a Halloween costume for her Corgi, Buffy. I knew there were Halloween costumes for dogs, but my little guy, Baxter, is way too boisterous for me to put anything on him other than a collar. He’s a typical Beagle, I suppose. Buffy is pretty playful, too, so I wasn’t sure how well she’d tolerate a costume. Well, Sheri emailed me a picture and Buffy looks so cute! She’s dressed up as a ladybug, wearing what looks like a red sweater with big black dots. She even has on a pair of antennas. Sheri said she tolerated it pretty well. I guess they make these costumes comfortable for dogs. I’d love to dress up Bax as a vampire; Or as Darth Vader. That would be hilarious! I’m thinking I’ll go online and look at some costume web sites.