A stationary base assembly for restricting the movement of a pet, including a first generally circular top surface, a first rubberized generally circular bottom surface, and a first generally cylindrical endless wall extending between the first generally circular top surface and the first generally circular bottom surface and defining a first cylindrical body having a first inner volume. A first is aperture formed through the first generally circular top surface for fluidic communication with the first inner volume. A first plurality of spaced lugs extend from the first generally circular top surface and a first plurality of spaced recesses are formed in the first generally circular bottom surface, wherein the first plurality of spaced recesses are sized, shaped, and positioned to engage the first plurality of spaced lugs. A leash engaging assembly is operationally connected to the first cylindrical body. A stacking unit is operationally connected to the first generally circular top surface. The stacking unit further includes a second generally circular top surface, a second generally circular bottom surface, and a second generally cylindrical endless wall extending between the second top surface and the second bottom surface to define a second cylindrical body having a second inner volume. A second aperture is formed through the second top surface for fluidic communication with the second inner volume. A second plurality of spaced lugs extends from the second top surface and a second plurality of spaced recesses is formed in the second bottom surface and lockingly engaged to the first plurality of spaced lugs. A bifurcated dish member is operationally connected to the second top surface, wherein the bifurcated dish member further includes a generally circular recessed body portion, a divider wall bifurcating the generally circular recessed body portion, and a plurality of recesses formed in the generally circular body portion lockingly engaged to the second plurality of spaced lugs.

Provided in the disclosure are durable, and washable, double-sided pet collar attachments. These pet collar attachments can be removably attached to pet collars. Each side of the pet collar attachments can have different designs. In this manner, the pet collars can be provided with a multitude of designs.

A dog leash attachment system for selectively and releasably attaching a dog leash to a dog collar or harness, wherein the dog leash and the dog collar or dog harness each comprises a portion of a fastener device further comprising at least one magnetic attachment component and at least one mechanical attachment component. One portion of the fastener device is attached in fixed relation to the dog leash at a position proximal to the distal end of the dog leash. Another magnet is disclosed for use in maintaining a portion of the fastener device proximally to the collar or harness when the leash is not in use.

A leash for training canines to walk beside a handler. The leash includes a single webbing strap that is folded over to provide a hand loop. The hand loop and/or strap length may be sized via a cord lock. Each of the ends of the webbing strap are folded and affixed into leg loops. The leg loops may be variably sized, and placed over the animal's hock. The leash is mounted to the animal via a slidably engaging bolt snap to a collar or harness.

A harness for an animal, including a chest strap, an abdominal strap and a back strap; the chest strap is provided with a tightening member, the tightening member comprising a buckle, a tightening strap and a lead ring. The tightening strap passes through the buckle, two ends of the tightening strap are respectively connected to two sides of the chest strap, and the lead ring is connected to a middle of the tightening strap. The harness of the present invention can be effectively used to restrain an animal from rushing and relief the animal from excessive stress, and also to prevent an owner from being dragged by the animal.

A connecting device for a carabiner, having a first connection part for connecting said device to a base member and at least two second connection parts for connecting said device to at least two carabiners. The device is characterized in that said at least two second connection parts each are a rotatable and tiltable connection part. Preferably, said second connection parts each are embodied as a concave socket for coupling to a carabiner comprising a convex body.

A self-storable lightweight animal leash is described herein. The animal leash includes a distal region, an opposing proximal region, and a medial region therebetween. The distal region may include a receptacle and a self-containable bundling member. The bundling member includes a secured portion fixed inside the receptacle and a bundling portion deployable from the receptacle. The bundling portion is deployable such that when the leash is coiled together, the bundling portion can wrap around the coils to store the leash in a bundled and compact form. The animal leash is particularly useful for backpackers, hikers, campers, and user who frequently travel with their animal.

A leash system and methods for fastening a leash system for guiding an animal are provided. The leash system may include a collar having a first ring positioned towards an anterior portion of a torso of the animal, a leash strap having a first end, a second end, and a middle portion, the leash strap including a first clasp positioned at the first end of the leash strap for connecting to the first ring; and a second clasp positioned at the second end of the leash strap for connecting to the first ring, the leash strap extends around the torso, wrapping underneath a first leg of the animal, around the back of the animal, and underneath a second leg of the animal, and a leash extension having a second ring for receiving the middle portion of the leash strap between the first clasp and the second clasp.

An assembly providing a leash component, a harness component and an attachment mechanism adapted to attach the leash to the harness is provided. The leash includes two or more handles positioned along its length that may be connected together to effectively reduce the leash's length. The attachment mechanism includes guiding magnets that may facilitate the proper alignment and orientation of the mechanism during engagement between the leash and the harness. In this way, the attachment mechanism is configured to be activated using one hand.

A pet waste bag storage system for mounting on animal leashes. A securement means for detachable rigid securement to an existing extendable or permanent length pet leash. A clip mechanism attached to the outer surface of the device for securing of the waste bag end. A clip mechanism for semi-permanent securing of the soiled pet waste bags.