45% offBarkmoor Skeleton Dog
- 20.5 inches nose to tail
- Matte bone finish
- Stands on four legs

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Two dogs and a bone
The pair comes with the bone, and the bone is the reason it works. Two skeleton dogs standing apart is decoration; two skeleton dogs with something between them is a moment somebody walked in on. It is the cheapest way to stop a yard from looking arranged, because arrangement is what makes a yard look bought instead of haunted.
A pair lets you work both sides of the walk instead of decorating one. People walking up pass between them, which is a different feeling from walking past them.
It is the thing that gets photographed. Put it slightly closer to one dog than the other and the scene gains a winner and a loser, which is more interesting than symmetry.
No stakes and no power for either. They move as easily as they set up, so the arrangement is not a decision you are stuck with on the first night.

Built for outdoors
Kids notice the dogs before they notice anything else in the yard, and they notice them from further away, because a four-legged silhouette in the grass is not a shape anyone is scanning for. Adults notice the bone. Set the pair where the walk narrows, and the group coming up has to choose a side.
Two skeleton dogs and the bone. One is posed sitting up with the bone at its jaw, the other stands with its head low.
Neither. Each dog stands on its own four legs, so you can move them mid-season without undoing anything.
No. They hold the pose they arrive in, which is why they read as a moment somebody walked in on rather than a display.
Set them where the walk narrows so the group coming up passes between them. Put the bone slightly closer to one dog than the other.
They are made for outdoor display and stay out through the season, with nothing to unplug when the weather turns.
Both dogs and the bone go back in the box flat, with nothing to disassemble first.
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