A no choke, control harness for a quadruped with left and right slidably adjustable fixed aperture removable leg loops which are joined by a main harness strap that traverses over the back and interconnects the frontal left and right leg loops with rear body loop and having a plurality of leash connection points for an adaptive leading experience. Other embodiments are described and shown.

A cart for supporting either the fore quarters or the hind quarters of a disabled animal to allow for improved movement of the disabled animal. The cart configured for coupling to the animal and having a frame, the frame comprising a first rail and a second rail parallel to the first rail. The cart having a pair of hemispherical shaped wheels having an adjustable height and coupled to the first rail and the second rail. The cart including a halo having an arcuate shape that extends from the first rail to the second rail substantially surrounding the frame, wherein the halo is an exterior most structure of the device.

An interchangeable pet accessory is an apparatus that easily and securely worn by a pet. The apparatus includes a main strap and at least one band. The main strap is a visible accent for the pet along the back of the pet. The at least one band secures the main strap around the neck of the pet. The at least one band preferably includes a neck-bracing band. The main strap may be fixed with the at least one band or removably attached with a main fastener. The apparatus may further include at least one first decorative ornament and at least one second decorative ornament that visually distinguishes the main strap and the at least one band, respectively. Various embodiments of the apparatus may further include a hip-bracing band, a tail-bracing band, a belly-bracing band, and a headpiece. Each band further accentuates and accessorizes the pet.

The present disclosure provides, for example, a fitting implement that reduces stress on an animal. A fitting implement is to be worn by an animal and includes: a collar section to be fitted around a neck of the animal; and a first belt section and a second belt section each having an end connected to the collar section, wherein the first and second belt sections each include, at another end thereof, a connecting section configured to connect the other ends together.

A reversible pet harness includes a body portion having a first side and a second side and one or more straps coupled to the body portion and configured to secure the body portion to a chest/belly of a pet. An aperture defines an opening that extends through the body portion from the first side to the second side. A ring is positioned in the opening and a central strap extends across the opening and through a center of the ring to moveably couple the ring relative to the body portion. The opening and central strap are configured to allow the ring to extend outwardly at least primarily from the first side of the body portion in a first position and outwardly at least primarily from the second side of the body portion in a second position.

An animal restraint for dogs that maintains four points of contact to safely, securely, and humanely restrain the dog. The system includes a platform and four poles that can support the animal. The forward poles support a cross shoulder bar which prevents the dog's forward from rising. A belly strap or bar may be used under the belly of the animal to prevent the rear or bending of hind legs. An optional over strap may be used to loop around the animal's rear. The animal's leash may be mounted to the device, preferably at the top and center of the shoulder bar. The device may be adjustable in height and rotation of the poles. The system may be collapsible to allow for storage.

The present disclosure relates to a communication and guidance system wherein multiple devices are integrated and linked for faster, efficient, and unique systems, apparatus, manufacture, and methods thereof. These facilitate communication and guidance systems between various devices, wearables, non-wearables, and others that enable and promote integration and communication between animals, humans, and any combination thereof. The communication and guidance system be direct, indirect, manual, automatic, and/or improved by artificial intelligence.

A multi-function leash is described including an attachment mechanism with a gated eye secured to a distal end of the leash, allowing the attachment mechanism to be attached in a slideable manner around the leash to form at least one loop, with its travel along the leash restrained by one or more sliding stops that are wider than the gated eye. One of the sliding stops may allow another loop to be formed by drawing the leash through the stop, and another sliding stop may maintain a position along the length of material via an actuator. The leash is configured to provide a sliding loop with a maximum limit and a minimum limit, a sliding loop with a maximum limit and no minimum limit, and various harness configurations, by attaching the attachment mechanism at different locations along the length of material and between different ones of the sliding stops.

A guide dog apparatus comprises a form fitting guide dog harness, an extensible and rotatable human guiding handle, and a single point attachment mechanism connecting the dog harness and human guiding handle. The harness includes a dorsal panel and a ventral panel. A user handle is connected to an attachment member that is mounted to the dorsal panel of the harness and which includes a clamping gudgeon that retains a pintle attached to the handle in a desired orientation. The apparatus positively couples linear guiding forces in the ventral, dorsal, cranial, and caudal directions. The guiding handle attachment positively couples rotational guiding forces about the vertical dorsoventral axis and the horizontal anteroposterior axis. Freedom of rotation is provided about the lateral horizontal left-right axis. The user is able to laterally adjust the distance between grip and the harness.

An adjustable control clip cinches to secure webbing; is useful in constructing pet control devices in various configurations with one continuous length of webbing. The clip is also used in securing luggage straps or tie downs, in adjustable bag straps, or in any other device requiring the use of an adjustable strap or webbing secured or guided by a clip.