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A Corgi in a Bee Suit Sat Very Still Among the Crunchy Leaves

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Bees do not usually have ears this big. A red and white Corgi sits in a carpet of orange and brown leaves wearing a striped yellow-and-black bee costume, complete with two pom-pom antennae that wobble above his head and tiny wings tucked at the back. His dark eyes look straight ahead with a patient, slightly deadpan expression, as though he has agreed to the outfit but would like it noted. Behind him are the porch steps, a spiderweb wreath, a pot of mums, and a jack-o'-lantern. Let's call him Waffles.

Corgis are herding dogs at heart. They were bred to move cattle, so they are alert, energetic, and very smart, and they often want a job to do. Many love learning tricks and playing games, and without enough activity they may find their own entertainment, like nipping at heels or barking at passing leaves. They also tend to love food and gain weight easily, so measured meals and daily walks are good habits. Their sturdy, long bodies and short legs mean it's worth avoiding too much jumping from high furniture, and your vet can advise on joint care.

For a costume like this one, comfort is the key. The outfit should let him walk, sit, and see freely, and the antennae should be lightweight and firmly attached so he can't chew them off. Introduce it slowly, with treats and praise, and watch for signs of stress like lip licking, pinned ears, or freezing in place. Short dress-up sessions are enough, and dogs should never be left unsupervised in costume.

Waffles takes it all in stride. The leaves crunch, the antennae bob, and the neighborhood's friendliest bee waits for the next adventure.

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