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.

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.

An animal leash system combined with a removable storage container and a bag dispenser. The system includes a housing that encloses a leash retracting mechanism configure to control movement of a leash extending thereout. The bag dispenser is associated with a dispensing section of the housing, and is configured to store at least one bag therein and is configured to allow removal of the bag. The storage container is slidably attachable with a base of the housing between an open position allowing access to an interior of said storage container, and a closed position. The system provides a single unit that includes the advantages of a retractable pet leash with the convenience of having bags ready for use to collect pet waste along with a storage container for disposing of waste filled bags.

The present invention provides pet handlers with a bag designed to allow easy transport of and access to pet treats. The pet treat bag is comprised of (1) the main body to hold the treats, (2) a cover that closes the bag tightly using a mechanism that can be opened using one hand, and (3) a means for easily attaching the bag to external objects, including but not limited to, leashes, belt loops, purses, backpacks, and more.

A dog pocket adapted to attach to a collar or harness of a pet dog is disclosed. The dog pocket includes a first portion and a second portion attached to the first portion and defines a pocket therebetween to receive one or more articles, specifically to receive plastic bags containing the pet's excrement for storage during a walk. Further, the dog pocket includes a first strip and a second strip. The first strip is disposed proximate to a first longitudinal edge of the second portion and adapted to loop around the collar or harness to facilitate a removable attachment of the dog pocket with the collar or harness. The second strip is disposed proximate to a second longitudinal edge of the second portion and adapted to loop around the collar or harness to facilitate a removable attachment of the dog pocket with the collar or harness.

Disclosed is a mounting base (300) for attaching a portable electronic device (402) to a collar apparatus (400). Mounting base (300) includes a frame (102) and a latch (200). Latch (200) is moveable between a latched position and an unlatched position. Latch (200) includes an actuator (206) with a button (208) that may be depressed by a user to manually move latch (200) between the latched and unlatched positions. A portable electronic device (402) includes an insertion portion (410) that is received in a receiving aperture (108) in the frame (102). Once the insertion portion (410) is inserted, the device (402) may be rotated manually to engage latch (200). During rotation, a lock stub (216) on latch (200) engages a corresponding feature on insertion portion (410), thereby preventing counter-rotation of device (402). Additionally, one or more tabs (120) on frame (102) interfere with corresponding structure on insertion portion (410) to secure device (402) onto mounting base (300).

In one embodiment, a collar attachment comprising a disk having a first collar band loop integrally formed with the disk along a first arcuate perimeter portion of the disk and a second collar band loop integrally formed with the disk along a second arcuate perimeter portion of the disk that is opposite the first arcuate perimeter portion of the disk; a keyhole in the disk; friction attachment means formed in an underside of the disk and configured to receive at least a first tab of an attached device and to snugly hold the first tab against the underside of the disk after rotation of the attached device in the keyhole.

A combination pet harness and pet raincoat includes a pouch configured to extend longitudinally along a back of a mammalian quadruped, chest and waist strap assemblies for securing the pouch on the back of the pet and a cape that is selectively storable in the pouch and deployable from the pouch.

A pet tractor with a storage bin and a storage bin opening control method. The pet tractor comprises a shell, a rotating wheel, a storage bin, a braking assembly and a locking assembly, wherein the rotating wheel is arranged on the shell, and a traction rope is arranged on the rotating wheel; the storage bin is arranged at one side of the shell; the braking assembly is arranged on the shell, is arranged above the rotating wheel and is used for limiting the rotation of the rotating wheel; the locking assembly is arranged on the shell, located at one side of the braking assembly and used for controlling the braking assembly to be in a braking state and controlling the storage bin to be opened and closed.

Described is a pet hydration system having both a pet leash and a hydration vest. The leash is designed to have an internal tube system that is encased within a nylon sleeve cover. The hydration vest is separately formed to attach with a pet and carry fluid within a bladder for later extraction and intake by the pet. The leash is operable for affixing with the vest and drawing fluid from the bladder and through the dispensing tube. Notably, the leash and its nylon sleeve cover operate to take any pulling stresses from the pet while avoiding damaging the internal tube system.