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As much as you may look forward to Halloween each year, aspects of the holiday may spook your dog. And can we blame them? To help local pups prepare for Halloween, a dog training center in Littleton, Colorado, hosted a dog-friendly haunted house.\n<\/p>\n
Keep reading to learn more about the successfully spooky event.\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n Dog Training Elite<\/a>, a dog training center in Littleton, Colorado, invited local dogs from the Denver area to their facility last Sunday, Oct. 27, to attend Pawnted House\u2014an event designed to help desensitize dogs to some of the sights and sounds that accompany Halloween.\n<\/p>\n Pawnted House featured following spooky season fixtures:\n<\/p>\n In addition to desensitization training, Pawnted House also gave dogs several chances to practice common skills like fetch as they made their way through the attraction.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Hood family really appreciated the opportunity to expose their newly adopted dog to Halloween in Pawnted House’s controlled environment. The Hoods adopted Charlie earlier this fall and noticed he wasn’t particularly loving his evening walks.\n<\/p>\n “We noticed when we go on walks kind of later in the day, and he gets a little spooked by all the critters and the noises,” Michelle Hood told Denver 7<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n Denver7<\/p>\n <\/span> But Charlie did a great job being brave at Pawnted House and even sported a colorful spider costume. What a good boy!\n<\/p>\n Inside Pawnted House <\/span> <\/h2>\n
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Charlie the Spider Braved Pawnted House <\/span> <\/h2>\n
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