A wearable collar device having an integrated collapsible bowl for containing water, food, treats and the like. The device can also be used to carry keys, bags, etc. The bowl is flattened during storage and use and can be expanded to contain liquids. The collar includes a body and a pair of opposed elongated ends adapted to be tied around a pet's neck. The ends allow the collar to accommodate a range of neck sizes. The bowl is defined by a sheet of material folded in a unique manner. The fold lines allow the bowl to be collapsed into a consistently flat form.

A restraint device having a tubular body with a handle at one end and a telescopic extension rod at the other end which allows the overall length of the body to be selectively adjusted. A cuff is attached to a tether at the end of the rod in a non-deployed position. The tether can be released so a law enforcement officer can loosely control a detainee. Electrical circuitry in the body is connected to electrodes on the lower end of the handle and on the cuff so a disabling charge can be delivered. The device is also useful to civilians as a protective device when jogging, walking, bicycling or the like.

A decorative animal leash having a plurality of strong wires oriented in a parallel manner, and along each of the wires are strung a plurality of decorative elements, preferably in an organized pattern. A plurality of spacers are also strung along the wires in an interspersed manner to maintain a given spacing between the wires and a given spacing between groups of the decorative elements. Attached to one end of the wires of the animal leash is a clip to be attached to the collar of an animal, and attached to the other end of the wires of the animal leash is a loop to be held by a person.

The present application provides a split-type pet traction harness. The first body and the second body have a combined state for wearing on a pet and a split state for realizing quick putting-on. The first body and the second body realize switching between the combined state and the split state by means of a movable connector. In the combined state, the first body and the second body form a first opening for a pet trunk to pass through, a second opening for pet head and neck to pass through, and a third opening and a fourth opening for pet forelimbs to pass through. By configuring the pet harness to be a split-type structure, the product can realize quick putting-on without a pullover manner, leading to convenience in the putting-on process and in adjustment, and thus is applicable to pets of different sizes. Moreover, the stress structure of the back saddle is improved such that the stress is transferred from the fabric to the woven strap, thereby dispersing the tension to protect the pet neck and preventing the binding from break due to the excessive tension applied to the fabric. In addition, the product is made a high quality material, so that the pet feels comfortable when wearing the product and it is not easy to damage the product.

The present invention relates to a quick-release animal leash device that can easily be secured to an animal collar and does not require that a user bend over to remove the device from a collar. The device is primarily comprised of a body having a first end, a second end comprised of at least one loop, and at least two fasteners. The body can be fed through a collar of an animal between the collar and the animal. Further, the body can then be secured to itself via the fasteners which are preferably positioned near the middle of the body. In this manner, the fasteners can be removed from each other while a user is still standing, and the device can be pulled out from between the animal and the collar while the user is still standing.

The invention relates to a quick release chest harness with an elastic chest strap, developed for four-legged mammals, comprising a back strap, a leash ring fixed on it for attaching a leash, a belly strap equipped with a quick release buckle, and a chest strap running between the chest bone and the throat area. An element implemented for the chest strap of the chest harness, capable of limited stretching over a given section, is suitable for significantly reducing the risk of injury caused by sudden loads on the chest of the animal during use. Due to the low load-bearing capacity of the elastic portion, the extent of stretching of the chest strap is limited by a separate element, an element limiting the stretching of the elastic portion.

An expander harness for walking pets on a leash, comprising a back part (3) equipped with a lining (2). A limiting element (10) is threaded through the leash connector (16) on the back part (3), which is fixed to the lining (2) by a limiting element fixing point (12) crossing the intersection of the axis line (9) and a separating axis line (9a). The leash connector (16) on one side of the separating axis line (9a), and the at least one shoulder part connecting element (18) on the other side of the separating axis line (9a), are elastically displaced in the direction opposite to each other, moving away from each other to the extent of the stretching of the elastic element (11) threaded through the leash connector (16), extending between the leash connector (16) and the limiting element fixing point (12), and that of the shoulder part elastic element (21) threaded through the shoulder part connecting element (18).

A multifunctional dog chain includes at least two ropes, a handle ring and hooks. Rear ends of the at least two ropes are interconnected to form a first connecting portion, the handle ring is in 360° rotary connection with the first connecting portion, front ends of the ropes are separated, the hooks used for connecting with dog collars are arranged on each of said ropes, an adjustable rope clamp is arranged between the ropes and connected to the ropes to separate the ropes into a front part and a rear part, the ropes between the first connecting portion and the adjustable rope clamp form the closed rear part, each of the ropes in the front part is of a separated structure, and the adjustable rope clamp can move back and forth along said ropes. The multifunctional dog chain can prevent accidents out of too long ropes.

A system comprising a first transmitter for transmitting a first signal at a first frequency and a second transmitter for transmitting a second signal at a second frequency. The system includes a collar unit comprising a filter for receiving a combined signal, wherein the combined signal comprises the first signal and the second signal, wherein the filter includes a first antenna for detecting the first signal and a second antenna for detecting the second signal. The collar unit includes at least one signal analysis component configured to analyze the first signal and the second signal. The collar unit is configured to instruct a stimulus delivery unit to deliver a stimulus to the animal when the first signal voltage falls below a first value and the second signal voltage exceeds a second value.

The anchor and clevis system comprises a quick, tactical, and safe means to deploy a canine into an attic or other intended space to conduct a search and/or for the apprehension of a criminal suspect and comprises an anchor adapted to lock onto a support structure and a clevis attached to the anchor and threaded to accept a pole for remote deployment. Attached to the anchoring device by a carabiner is the top pulley. A lift rope is threaded through the top pulley allowing the user on the ground or lower floor to quickly lift a dog into an attic with minimal exposure to harm. The lift rope engages a lower pulley allowing a subject to be lifted by one user. Attached to the lower pulley by a second carabiner is a snap-shackle release system which allows the user to disengage the dog from the device remotely.