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2.75FT Ghostbusters Animatronic Terror Dog Decoration

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Item # FUN96450
Items Included
  • Multiple Piece Animatronic
  • Power Cord
  • Assembly Instructions
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Sale Price £157.99 
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Product Information

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Size Measurement Standard Metric
Standard Length ( Nose to Tail ) 59 " Long 59 " Long
Standard Height 33" Tall 33" Tall
Features
  • Molded plastic Ghostbuster's Terror Dog
  • 2 sets of interchangeable horns, eyes light up, head turns side to side, makes growling noises
  • Volume control, off/try me ( can be activated by step pad or try me button, sold separately)
  • Can be used indoors or in a covered outdoor location (shouldn't be allowed to get wet)
  • If used outdoors, must be plugged into a GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlet
  • Measures 59 inches nose to tail, 33 inches tall
  • Officially licensed
  • Exclusive
  • NOTE: The plug on this item may require an adapter (not included) for use outside the United States

Guard Dog from Another Dimension

Who needs a golden retriever when you can have a demonic beast with glowing eyes and a growl that shows the world that you serve Gozer now? The Ghostbusters Terror Dog Animatronic is here to haunt your home, intimidate your guests, and possibly open a portal to another realm... and all just in time for Halloween. It's creepy, it's nostalgic, and it's got the kind of energy that says, "I don't fetch, I possess."

This beast isn't just for show. It moves. It growls. It lights up like it's ready to chase Louis Tully through your living room. And it's exclusive, so you'll have bragging rights along with the goosebumps.

Design & Details

Constructed from molded plastic and officially licensed from Ghostbusters, this animatronic Terror Dog measures a beastly 59 inches from nose to tail and stands 33 inches tall. It includes two interchangeable horn sets to customize your creature, whether you're channeling the Keymaster, the Gatekeeper, or some terrifying third option your guests don't need to know about.

When powered on, its eyes glow an eerie red, the head turns from side to side, and it emits deep, growling audio guaranteed to unsettle even the bravest ghost hunter. Volume control lets you set the spook level, and it features off, try-me, and step pad activation modes. It plugs into standard outlets or runs on 4 C batteries (not included). If used outdoors, it must be under cover and plugged into a GFCI outlet to avoid experiencing the wrong kind of shock.

Questions & Answers

Q: I purchased the terror dog and cannot get it to turn on. The switch in the adapter looks to be missing. We’ve tried to switch it on using a small acre driver but can’t get it toggled on. What can we do to get it to turn on (1 Answer)
Asked by Dorothy | 8 October 2026
Monster Responds...
Since you already have the Terror Dog and are having trouble with the switch, please chat with or email our customer service team so they can look into a solution for you directly. They'll be the best resource for troubleshooting a hardware issue like a missing or stuck toggle on the adapter.
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Q: Where can I find a replacement adapter for this animatronic? (1 Answer)
Asked by Brian  | 8 October 2026
Monster Responds...
The adapter isn't something we carry, but a universal travel adapter that matches your country's outlet type will work with this animatronic's power cord. You can find those at most electronics or home goods stores.
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Q: Is there a motion sensor available? (1 Answer)
Asked by Ed G | 13 September 2026
Monster Responds...
The Terror Dog activates via a step pad or the try me button, and the step pad is sold separately. There is no built-in motion sensor on this animatronic.
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Q: How do they hold up outdoors in the rain and sun? Heat and storms are still pretty brutal September and October in New Orleans. (1 Answer)
Asked by Michelle | 9 September 2026
Monster Responds...
This Terror Dog needs to stay dry, so New Orleans rain would be a real problem for it. It's rated for covered outdoor locations only and should never be allowed to get wet, so an open yard during a storm isn't a safe spot for it. If you have a covered porch or overhang that keeps it fully sheltered, that works, but you'll also need a GFCI outlet for any outdoor setup.
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Q: Hi.
I bought the cool ghostbusters demon dog. Recently, the item has quit working, one eye won’t light up, the head won’t turn, and the growl sound isn’t working. Can someone from the company respond some troubleshooting ideas to fix this? Thanks! (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | 29 October 2025
Monster Responds...
Sorry to hear your Terror Dog isn't performing like it should! The best first step is to check that the volume control is turned up and the switch is set to the correct mode, since the unit has both an off position and a try me setting. If the prop is activated by the step pad, make sure it's firmly connected, and try using the try me button directly on the unit to rule out a pad issue.
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Q: I purchased this animatronic and it works great when plugged in, but there was black tape on the chest plate with a sticker saying "NO BATTERY"...I thought it was supposed to take 4 C batteries? So I removed it and put the batteries in and nothing happens :(. One of the reasons I got this was because it was supposed to take batteries! The battery plate also has no screws. Am I doing something wrong? (1 Answer)
Asked by Ken | 27 October 2025
Monster Responds...
This Terror Dog is designed to run on plug-in power only, and the "NO BATTERY" tape was there to let you know the battery compartment isn't functional on this unit. The power cord included with it is the intended power source, which is why it works great when plugged in. For activation, it responds to a step pad or the try me button, both of which are sold separately, so if you're testing it without those you'll want to use the try me button option to trigger the motion and sound.
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Q: I received the Ghostbusters Animatronic Terror Dog yesterday, and it is AMAZING. However, I have a question. In the description on your website, it says that it may be powered by "C" batteries. On the panel where the power cord plugs in though, there's a sticker that says "No Battery Function" or something like that. Am I missing something? I'd love to be able to shed the power cord and use batteries so that I can move this decoration around. (1 Answer)
Asked by Brandon | 22 October 2025
Monster Responds...
So glad you're loving it! The sticker on your unit is correct. This Terror Dog is a plug-in animatronic, and the power cord is the only power source it ships with. The mention of "C" batteries in the description was an error on our part, and we're sorry for the confusion that caused.
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Q: Where and how do you install the C batteries on this cute little pooch? Thank you in advance! (1 Answer)
Asked by Siva | 14 October 2025
Monster Responds...
This Terror Dog is plug-powered rather than battery-operated, so there's no battery compartment to find. Just use the included power cord to connect it to an outlet, and remember that outdoor use requires a GFCI outlet.
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Q: Hi!
I think I can speak for everyone and say I want this! Question is does it come apart for storage? (I'd like to keep it up all year but the wife will kill me) What is the size of the box it comes in and can that box be used to store it? (1 Answer)
Asked by Chris | 16 July 2025
Monster Responds...
The includes list shows assembly instructions ship with it, which means it does go together in multiple pieces rather than arriving as one solid unit. That's good news for storage negotiations! We don't have the box dimensions on hand, but at 59 inches nose to tail and 33 inches tall, this is a big Terror Dog, so the shipping box will be substantial and should give you a reasonable starting point for figuring out where to stash Zuul between hauntings.
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