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 This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. ||||| If your pampered pooch is truly one of the family, making a spider dog costume is an excellent way to include him in the Halloween festivities. Spider dog costumes also make a fun way to prank your friends, as evidenced by the popular YouTube video from SA Wardega featuring Chica the DogSpider chasing strangers in a furry homemade spider costume. The video shows Wardega “lifeless” in an elevator with Chico the DogSpider standing over him and a large spider web that appears to have human limbs stuck in it. 
  
 To make your own spider dog costume, you’ll need some black velvet material, a purchased spider decoration, and a dog life vest. Fake fur can also be added to the legs of the spider for a more realistic touch, if desired. Craft stores such as Hobby Lobby and Michaels Crafts are a good place to look for spider decorations to use for your homemade dog costume. You will want to pick one that is slightly smaller than your dog, since a decoration that is too big will make it hard for your dog to move. Cover the dog life vest with the black velvet material. Cut off the legs of the spider decoration. Carefully sew them on to the sides of the vest. 
  
 If you have a little extra time, you can make your own spider legs for the costume using black felt and polyester fiberfill. Martha Stewart Crafts has templates for this project. Stitch the pieces together with a knitting needle and use fabric glue for added reinforcement. 
  
 If you’re not crafty at all, you can purchase a spider dog costume for your four-legged friend at Dog.com. For a female dog, there’s also a cute green spider dog dress costume at Poochie Heaven. 
  
 Regardless of whether you make your spider dog costume or purchase it from a store, remember to pay close attention to your pooch throughout the night. If the costume is heavy or it’s very warm on Halloween, your pet might overheat. If your dog is panting excessively or falling behind when you’re trick-or-treating, it’s time to remove the costume. You should also check to make sure the costume is not too tight by making sure you can get two or three fingers between your dog and any fabric or tie that goes around him. A costume that is too tight can make it hard for your dog to breath and create a safety hazard by restricting his movement. 
  
 Do you dress your pets up for Halloween? If so, what do you think of the spider dog costume idea? 
  
 [Photo courtesy of cykocurt via Flickr.] ||||| Polish prankster Sylwester Wardega created ‘Chica the dogspider’, a medium-sized black dog that he dressed up in a very large spider outfit. 
  
 The costume, which almost engulfs the dog, has a large, furry body with big, long protruding legs attached to it, and bounces around in an unnerving manner when the dog trots along. 
  
 Wardega has filmed the dog in various situations, where it is unleashed in its spider-guise, at night, on unsuspecting passers-by. In one instance, Wardega appears slain at the bottom of a lift, with the dog stood is on top of him, causing two women to run screaming out of a building when the doors open. 
  
 Wardega has used suitable music for video too, reminiscent of a horror film, adding to the uncomfortable viewing of the prank – especially when a man walks out from an underpass to find a set of dummies wrapped up in rope and trussed up as though they were flies. 
  
 In this instance, the man attempting to flee the scene becomes trapped in a make-shift spider-web created out of rope. 
  
 But if the prank is watched with the music turned down, even arachnophobes can relish in its absurdity. |||||
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No problem with huge, scary spiders? Then check out this viral YouTube video of a friendly dog in a spider costume that apparently terrifies passersby, the Independent reports. Created by Polish prank-man Sylwester Wardega, the "dog-spider" wears a furry body with big legs that shake ominously as he trots around. SPOILER ALERT: Wardega's nighttime setups include the giant spider "feeding" on his dead body in an elevator, and torn body parts hanging in a subway. Two women who discover the elevator scene run screaming, while the subway victim gets caught in ropes resembling a spider's web. "This is funny as hell," says a YouTube viewer quoted in the Daily Mail. "My only hope is that the people ... find out that [it] isn't real. I mean, I'd be SCARRED for LIFE." The film itself took months to prepare as Wardega worked with a seamstress on the "cheap faux fur" costume, he tells Today. After three versions, they "finally managed to create something light and good-looking." So he outfitted Chica, his sister's mixed-breed pooch, and set up the shots. "Filming took some time because Chica had to jump at the right moment and run to the right place. Fortunately Chica is a very intelligent dog." For more, check out Chica's Facebook page, or the Inquisitr's tips on making a dog-spider costume. (Read about cops who got "pizza-pranked" by a guy in jail.)