This present invention relates to domesticated animal accessory, and more particularly to a singular pet management system that can be used to control, feed, train and/or clean up after a pet, such as a dog. The pet management system is comprised of a leash having first and second ends, a handle positioned on the first end, a collar connecting mechanism positioned on the second end, a generally “V” shaped receptacle, a sound emitting device, and a waste management system, all easily accessible to the user. The receptacle may be used to hold consumable products (e.g., dog treats) or any other item that the user may need to transport, and the sound emitting device may be used to train the animal attached to the leash.

An animal leash has a flexible line extending from a connector that attaches to the animal. A grip handle is supported for sliding at an intermediate location along the line. The grip handle has a main body with a leash passage receiving the line therethrough and an outer surface for gripping in a hand of a user. Two cavities formed within the main body at a location between one of the major surfaces of the leash passage and the outer surface so as to define a material bridge extending radially outward from the major surface to the outer surface whereby a radially compressive force applied to the outer surface is transferred through the material bridge to the major surface of the passage so as to collapse the passage and grip the line to prevent sliding of the grip handle along the line when applying compressive force.

A harness may include a number of straps that may be formed of stainless steel chain and/or other materials and one or more clasps. The clasps may include a barrel that defines an internal aperture and includes threads facing the internal aperture and a hook that includes a curved head end portion, a bent head end portion connected to the curved head end portion, a point connected to the bent head end portion, a tail end portion, a curved tail end portion connected to the tail end portion, and a base portion connecting the curved head end portion and the curved tail end portion. The curved head end portion may connect to the harness when the barrel is uncoupled from the hook and the barrel may couple to the hook by screwing onto the hook while the point travels along the threads.

A device comprising a cord, a pair of handles, a cord guide assembly and an attachment mechanism. The cord has an elongated cord body and a loop disposed at each end. The handle is coupled to each of the loop which is slidable along a distal part of an angular portion of the handle in response to a movement of the handle or of the loop. The cord guide assembly has a pulley mechanism comprising a pulley configured to ride on the elongated cord body to enable a sliding back and forth motion of the elongated cord body across the pulley. The attachment mechanism is configured to releasably receive a ring of the cord guide assembly and a portion of a leash. The sliding motions enable the portion of the leash to remain steady relative to the handles.

Provided is a pet accessory comprising a leash having a distal end configurable to engage an animal and further defining a finger loop, with a proximal end defining a handle. Also included is an elastic resiliently deformable cradle shaped and configured for operatively receiving a ball therein, the cradle configured so that the leash is slidably receivable through at least a portion of an outer periphery thereof so that folding the leash about the outer periphery engages the ball in the cradle, wherein the pet accessory is usable to lead an animal and as a sling to cast the ball.

An animal training system used to train an animal includes a movement controlling device and a wearable device. The movement controlling device includes a first segment and a second segment. The first segment is coupled to a first connecting member. The second segment is coupled to a second connecting member. The wearable device includes a first attachment point and a second attachment point. The first attachment point is located at a midline position of the wearable device. The first segment is configured to detachably couple to the first attachment point via the first connecting member. The second segment is configured to detachably couple to the second attachment point via the second connecting member.

Devices and system are provided that can not only stop a pet from pulling its owner, but to train a pet over time to not pull while being walked on a leash. In an exemplary implementation, a removable strap can be wrapped around the highest point of either front leg of a pet, and running a leash through the guide on the outside of the strap, so that an existing leash can be run from the collar, under the inside of the leg and up to the owner's hand.

A combination pet leash and exercise apparatus that is configured to be utilized in a first configuration and a second configuration. In the first configuration the present invention is utilized to walk a pet. In the second configuration the present invention provides a resistance exercise for the user. A first member and a second member are adjacent to each other and releasably secured in the first configuration. The first member is a nylon strap and the second member is an elastic tube. Fasteners are present at each end of the first member and second member and are secured to ring members in the first configuration. A handle member is secured to the first ends of the first member and second member in the first configuration. In the second configuration handle member is released from operable engagement with the first member so as to be only coupled to the second member.

A two-handed dog leash with a rigid tubular member, a cleat assembly, a flexible dog leash, and a leash termination member. The tubular member has a hollow portion on one end and a slot portion on the opposite end. The cleat assembly is mounted on either side of a central aperture in the tube. The dog leash is inserted into the central tube aperture and is capable of extending perpendicular to the rigid handle member so that a person can hold the handle with two hands or can extend parallel to the rigid handle member and reside in the slot portion of the handle member so that a person can use the handle with one hand.

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.