This calls for costumes — of the cute, creepy and canine-sized variety. Don’t skimp on your doggo’s outfit, because there are prizes to be won. In a spooky day out for you and your pooch, there’ll also be a haunted maze, stick or treat, bobbing for tennis balls and a chance to get a snap of the fright-themed occasion. If you need further pupper supplies, you’ll also be able to browse dog-themed stalls.

It all takes place from 10am on Saturday, October 26, with tickets on sale now. Sessions are split into canine size, letting little woofers get the run of the Eagle Farm spot from 10am–12pm, allowing big pooches to tear through the place from 12–2pm, and welcoming everyone from 2–4pm. Tickets cost $25 for two hours, and if you love dogs and Halloween but don’t have a dog to bring along, humans without pets can attend for $5.