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Pet Pals in Costume: Hilarious Pet Photos from the Early 20th Century

In the early 20th century, pet owners had a lot of fun dressing their cats and dogs in human attire and capturing silly moments on camera. These pet costumes ranged from simple outfits to elaborate ensembles that transformed furry friends into tiny people.

One particularly funny photo from this era shows a group of cats dressed as businessmen, complete with top hats and briefcases. The cats look pretty serious as they sit in a row as if they are attending a board meeting. Another photo depicts a group of dogs dressed as ladies and gentlemen enjoying a formal tea party. The dogs, with their pink bow ties and fancy hats, look quite dapper as they nibble on biscuits.

But the show’s real star was a mischievous cat who loved to play dress-up. This feline would don a variety of costumes, from a soldier to a judge, and always managed to look silly and adorable at the same time. In one photo, the cat is dressed as a fireman, complete with a red helmet and a hose, as it tries to put out a pretend fire.

Pet owners of the early 20th century took great pride in their pets and loved to showcase their personalities through these creative and humorous photographs. The images provide a glimpse into the whimsical world of pet photography and the silly antics that pet owners would go through to capture their furry friends on film.

These photos are a testament to people’s love and bond with their pets, even a century ago. Whether it’s dressing them up in silly costumes or capturing their silly personalities on camera, pet owners have always found joy and entertainment in their furry friends.

#1 A nattily dressed hound in tophat and filigreed pipe, 1890.

#12 A puppy wearing a dress placed upon a miniature chair with a telephone, 1914.

#13 A puppy wearing a dress and sewing a patch on the pants of a tiny puppy on her lap, 1914.

#15 Cat wearing a winged helmet and breastplate armor in the role of the valkyrie Brünnhilde, 1936.

#16 Cat wearing a winged helmet and breastplate armor in the role of the valkyrie Brünnhilde, 1936.

#17 Dog sitting in armchair wearing eyeglasses, 1930s.

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