A pet leash for facilitating detangling has a rope with a length disposed between a first end and a second end opposite the first end. A first loop is attached at the first end of the rope, and a second loop is attached at the second end of the rope. Each loop is meant to be held by a hand of a person. A first base is located where the first loop is attached to the first end of the rope, and a second base is located where the second loop is attached to the second end of the rope. A ring is attached to the rope. The ring slides along the length of the rope between the first base and the second base, so as to prevent tangling of the rope during use. A clip is attached to the ring. The clip allows for attachment to and detachment from the collar of the pet.

An animal restraining harness, that helps to increase control over the animal when attached to a leash or a similar connection point. The harness works to reduce pulling/tension on a leash or a similar connection point by way of a slip system outlined in the claims, when the animal pulls or puts tension on the leash connection point the harness compresses on the animal and the animal is guided towards the point where the leash is being held, thus guiding the animal to that point.

The present invention is to a tightening or cinching harness that reversibly tightens (cinches) and relaxes as the lead is pulled and relaxed by an owner or by the animal.

A reconfigurable leash is provided. The reconfigurable leash allows a user to configure the leash in multiple configurations, including hand-free, single animal, double animal, and tether configurations. The leash includes a body having two ends and couplings located at each end. The leash also includes three rings located at three different positions along the length of the body. The leash also includes a moveable pad that wraps around a portion of the body of the leash.

This invention is a system that will properly activate common corrective collars. Additionally this invention prevents harm to the animal from the misuse of said corrective collars and/or from the uncontrolled animal wearing said collar.

In various representative aspects, the present invention relates generally to an improved dog collar that protects the safety of the dog and its larynx and trachea by utilizing padded and resilient cushions on the inside of the dog collar in combination with one or more elastic bands within the perimeter of the dog collar. These elements provide a means for absorbing shock forces when a dog suddenly jerks or exerts force on the dog collar when it is connected to a stationary object or its owner by a leash.

A carabiner has a hock body with a foot section, a back section connected to the foot section, a top section connected to the back section and bent like a hook in the direction of the foot section, a lug arranged at the foot section, and a snap tongue pivotally linked to the foot section and having the form of a wire which is bent to a U-shackle and is made of spring steel. The U-limbs of the U-shackle have different lengths and the ends of the U-limbs are bent inwardly and are inserted into bearing openings which are arranged in the region of the foot section such that the snap tongue, in the closed position of the carabiner, contacts spring loaded the inner surface of the top section which is bent in the direction of the foot section. A retaining element prevents the accidental displacement of the snap tongue out of its contact position against the inner surface of the end portion of the top section bent into the direction of the foot section.

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 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.

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.