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Includes & Highlights
Item #SN18386
Items Included
- Dog Prop
Size Chart
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Length (nose to tail) | 46" | 46" |
Product Description
Man's Best Friend
Dogs are the best kind of people! Just take this bony fella for example. He might have passed away, but insted of passing on, Spike the Skeleton Dog decided to come back and wait for his master. He doesn't mind the change in his appearance at all. Sure, it's harder to hide the evidence of stolen table scraps and barking at mailmen sounds a little different now, but at least he can play fetch with his own bones! This realistic-looking skeleton will be a highly original addition to your Halloween decorations.
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Questions & Answers
Q: What do I do with the "Try Me" wire coming out of his mouth? I have tested it and with the new batteries, it works great when turned on with button in the mouth. It really looks bad with the try me wire hanging from his mouth.
Please help before granddaughter comes over tomorrow.. thank you Kriss P (1 Answer)
Please help before granddaughter comes over tomorrow.. thank you Kriss P (1 Answer)
Asked by Kriss P | 17 October 2026
Monster Responds...
The "Try Me" wire is a retail activation wire that's only there so the prop can be tested right in the store or box. It's meant to be removed before display. Give it a gentle but firm pull and it should slide free from the mouth, leaving Spike looking his best for your granddaughter's visit!(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Now that I’ve attached Spikes head, how can I remove it for packing away. (1 Answer)
Asked by Steven | 4 November 2024
Monster Responds...
The neck snaps into the spine to connect, so to remove the head you just reverse that and pull the neck free from the spine. It should release with a firm, steady pull at the joint.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Now that I’ve attached Spikes head, how can I remove it for packing away. (1 Answer)
Asked by Steven | 4 November 2024
Monster Responds...
The neck snaps into the spine to connect, so to remove the head you just reverse that and pull the neck free from the spine. It should release with a firm, steady pull at the joint.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is this indoor/outdoor?
Thank you (1 Answer)
Thank you (1 Answer)
Asked by Melinda | 13 June 2024
Monster Responds...
Yes! This Spike is able to be used both indoors and outdoors!Q: Can this stand up or are the legs fixed in sit position?
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Asked by Peter | 27 May 2024
Monster Responds...
Hello! Spike is only able to sitQ: How tall is Spike?
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Asked by Glyn | 22 May 2024
Monster Responds...
Hi, Spike stands at about 3.8 Feet tall.Q: How tall is this dog? I see it’s 46” long, but I don’t see a height. (1 Answer)
Asked by Lo | 21 September 2022
Monster Responds...
We don't have a height measurement for Spike. The only dimension we have is the 46" nose-to-tail length you already spotted.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: First, I like the description of length, nose to tail but I need the description shoulder to ground. How tall is he? Second is he possible? Can I pose him standing, sitting, lying down etc.? Or does he only stand? Does he light up or make noises? Does he take batteries or AC if he does light up and make noises?
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Asked by Curious Halloween fan | 9 June 2022
Monster Responds...
Spike stands on four legs, so we don't have a shoulder-to-ground height measurement for him. His nose-to-tail length is 46 inches, which gives you a sense of his scale. His head and tail are movable, but he's a rigid molded plastic prop, so he holds a standing pose rather than being poseable into sitting or lying positions, and he doesn't light up or make sounds.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How tall is this?
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Asked by carolyn | 12 September 2021
Monster Responds...
Spike measures 46 inches from nose to tail. We don't have a standing height for him, but that 46-inch length gives you a solid sense of how much space he'll claim at your haunted display.(AI Generated Answer)