In a galaxy fur fur away.... Meet the hilarious Star Wars dogs



The force is definitely strong with this lot of adorable pooches.


Barking-mad Star Wars fans are now being offered the chance to dress their dogs up as characters from the blockbuster science fiction films.


Pet owners can take their pick from a 'realistic' range of canine costumes including galactic super villain Darth Vader and Jedi master Yoda.







The Empire Bites Back: A dog models the latest Darth Vader costume (left) and the science fiction super villain himself (right)







Princess Fleia: And here's the loveable mutt as the films' heroine originally played by Carrie Fisher (right)


A Princess Leia costume based on the character played by Carrie Fisher comes complete with a wig her iconic double bun hairstyle.


More...
Disabled fish can swim the right way up again after his owner makes him a LIFE JACKET to stop him sinking to the bottom of his tank
Dog abandoned by owners after being severely burned while badger baiting makes incredible recovery

And a sleek greyhound was deemed the perfect choice to be transformed into an At-At walker - the terrifying four-legged robots from the Empire Strikes back.

Other costumes include a 'Dewback', a 'Bantha', and a Tauntaun which all come with riders mounted on the4ir backs.

Each costume is available to pre-order online at Costume Craze and will arrive this summer.





Joining the bark side: A greyhound models an At-At walker costume









Storm poopers: A terrier dressed as a 'Tauntaun' creature with a Luke Skywalker doll (left) and a 'Dewback' dog (right) complete with Imperial Storm Trooper rider





Star paws: Another mutt models a 'Bantha' costume





Spot the difference: A dog dresses up as alien Jedi master Yoda

Popular posts from this blog

Model Stella Tennant dies 'suddenly' aged 50 as her family pay tribute to 'wonderful woman and an inspiration to us all'

ALL ABOUT CAR INSURANCE:

Video shows cracks in Champlain Towers a YEAR before Surfside condo collapsed: Prospective buyer says she didn't buy a condo there after seeing flaws in parking garage - as death toll rises to 78