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An apricot Goldendoodle puppy sits on a floor draped in stretchy white fake spider web with Halloween decorations behind. 9 / 24

The Goldendoodle Puppy Met the Spider Web Decorations First

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It started with a few strands of decoration and ended with a thorough wrapping. An apricot Goldendoodle puppy sits in the middle of the floor, draped in stretchy white fake spider web that clings to the curly fur, the ears and the big front paws. The brown eyes look up with calm patience, as if being tangled is simply part of the day. Behind the pup, shoes, a jacket and a pile of Halloween decorations suggest the web came from a box of party supplies.

Fake cobwebs are one of the most popular Halloween decorations and one of the trickiest for pets. The stretchy fibers can wrap around legs and necks, and if a puppy eats them, they may cause serious problems in the stomach and intestines. It's best to keep them out of reach of pets entirely, or use them high on walls and in places the dog can't get to. If your dog eats any, call your vet promptly.

Goldendoodles are a mix of Golden Retriever and Poodle, and many are friendly, bouncy and quick to learn. Their curly or wavy coats can pick up everything, including sticks, burrs and decorations, so regular brushing is part of life with the breed. Puppies of any kind explore the world with their mouths and paws, so it helps to puppy-proof the house before the holiday decorating starts.

In this case, the puppy looks more amused than worried. A good untangling, a gentle brush and a treat will fix everything, and the spider decorations will have to be hung somewhere higher.

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