Disclosed is a 360 rotatable pet tether with the ability to remotely control a radius of freedom of travel for an attached pet. A rope can be retracted remotely in order to shorten the radius of freedom of travel for the pet, or extended to lengthen the radius of freedom of travel for the pet.

Disclosed is a 360 rotatable pet tether with the ability to remotely control a radius of freedom of travel for an attached pet. A rope can be retracted remotely in order to shorten the radius of freedom of travel for the pet, or extended to lengthen the radius of freedom of travel for the pet.

An animal restraint is provided. The animal restraint includes an elongated rod having a top end and a bottom end. A head mount includes a mount post and a bracket extending from the mount post. The mount post is slidably attached to the top end of the elongated rod. The mount post is rotatable relative to the elongated rod about a longitudinal axis of the elongated rod. The present invention further includes a retractable leash. The retractable leash is secured to the bracket. The retractable leash includes a housing and a leash operable to extend from and retract within the housing. A hook is attached to an end of the leash.

An animal restraint is provided. The animal restraint includes an elongated rod having a top end and a bottom end. A head mount includes a mount post and a bracket extending from the mount post. The mount post is slidably attached to the top end of the elongated rod. The mount post is rotatable relative to the elongated rod about a longitudinal axis of the elongated rod. The present invention further includes a retractable leash. The retractable leash is secured to the bracket. The retractable leash includes a housing and a leash operable to extend from and retract within the housing. A hook is attached to an end of the leash.

There is disclosed a pet tethering device including: a platform, a harness, and a tether. The harness includes: a girth strap to position about the pet's waist, the girth strap including a first loop; a collar strap to position about the pet's neck, the collar strap including a second loop; and a back strap to position along the pet's back, the back strap including a top and a bottom, wherein the top is attached to the collar and the bottom is attached to the girth strap. The tether includes: a first end attached to the platform; and a second end including an attachment device, wherein the second end is threaded through the first loop and the attachment device is attached to the second loop when the harness is positioned on the pet.

Described herein are examples of an animal containment system that includes a cable having a first end connectable with a first vertical structure and a second end connectable with a second vertical structure. A first tensioner attached to the first end of the cable and a second tensioner attached with the second end of the cable. The tensioners are configured to tension the cable between the vertical structures. A slider system configured to translate along the cable, the slider system includes a housing having a front wall, a back wall and a top wall. A first pulley, a second pulley and a third pulley. The first pulley and the second pulley are disposed in an upper portion of the housing. The third pulley may be disposed below the first pulley and the second pulley.

An animal tether system and method wherein the rate of extension and retraction of the tether and/or the length of the tether can be actively controlled at least in part as a function of the angular direction and/or speed and/or length of which the tether extends/retracts. The system can be used to maintain an animal in a non-circular boundary, such as a rectangular space, by controlling how far the tether can extend at certain angular positions. The system also allows a user to block off certain areas within a space from access by the animal.

An animal tether system and method wherein the rate of extension and retraction of the tether and/or the length of the tether can be actively controlled at least in part as a function of the angular direction and/or speed and/or length of which the tether extends/retracts. The system can be used to maintain an animal in a non-circular boundary, such as a rectangular space, by controlling how far the tether can extend at certain angular positions. The system also allows a user to block off certain areas within a space from access by the animal.

The present invention is a pet leash attachment fixture and kit. The kit includes a fixture and a lock or a gate. The fixture includes a bracket for mounting on a surface; an extension; and a hook with a lock space. A retractable leash handle may be placed in the hook while the lock is placed onto and around the lock space, holding the handle in place. The lock or gate closes the gap through which the leash handle is placed in the hook so that the leash handle cannot be idly disengaged from the hook.

The present invention is a pet leash attachment fixture and kit. The kit includes a fixture and a lock or a gate. The fixture includes a bracket for mounting on a surface; an extension; and a hook with a lock space. A retractable leash handle may be placed in the hook while the lock is placed onto and around the lock space, holding the handle in place. The lock or gate closes the gap through which the leash handle is placed in the hook so that the leash handle cannot be idly disengaged from the hook.