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 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.

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 leash comprises a main strap; a pet attachment arm connected to the main strap, the pet attachment arm including an animal connection mechanism; and a pet accessory arm connected to the main strap, the pet accessory arm including an accessory connection mechanism. A method of using a leash includes holding the leash and connecting the leash to a pet.

A wearable accessory can include one or more retainer arms and a housing. The one or more retainer arms can couple to a wearable article. The housing can define an inner chamber that is sized for receiving component that is coupled to the one or more retainer arms. The housing can move between a closed position and an open position. The housing can protect the component from the environment external to the chamber in the closed position and reveal the component to the environment external to the chamber in the open position.

A handle for a pet leash includes: a cylindrical core; a first cylindrical storage cavity housed within the cylindrical core; and a lead line attachment feature. A handle for a pet leash includes: a first storage cavity; a second storage cavity; and a lead line attachment feature. A leash comprising: a handle comprising: a first storage cavity; and a second storage cavity; a lead line coupled to the handle; and an attachment feature coupled to the lead line.

An obedience training pet leash and harness system includes a housing. A primary leash is coiled within the housing. The primary leash extends from an opening in the housing with a primary lead that is disposed on a distal end of the primary leash, outside of the housing. A handle is formed on the housing, as well as a clutch trigger. The clutch trigger is configured to restrain the primary leash when the clutch trigger is engaged by the user. The handle has a control center. The control center is designed to control a number of obedience modules. The obedience modules are installed on a harness. The harness is designed to be worn by a pet and is designed to be secured to the primary lead.

A dog leash is adapted to assist a person in teaching, reinforcing and testing a learned behavior to a dog. The aid is especially effective in teaching a dog to watching and focusing on the head and/or upper body of a handler of the dog. The leash includes a chin controlling member that is placed under the chin of the dog and a guide connected to the controlling member. The handler and the dog can control contact between the dog and the chin controlling member. Methods of using the leash to allow the dog to focus on the handler are also described.

A looping leash and collar is an apparatus that includes a handle strap, a collar strap, a leash strap, a first eyelet, a second eyelet, a first fastener, and a second fastener. The handle strap allows a user to grasp the apparatus. The collar strap attaches onto a pet.

The leash strap connects the handle strap to the collar strap. The first eyelet is terminally fixed to the handle strap, and the second eyelet is terminally fixed to the collar strap. The first eyelet and the second eyelet are tethered to each other by the leash strap, thereby allowing the handle strap and the collar strap to move independently of one another while restraining a pet. The first fastener allows the handle strap to loop into a noose configuration about the first eyelet. The second fastener allows the collar strap to loop into a noose configuration about the second eyelet.

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.