A ten-device-in-one reconfigurable adjustable carport (capable of functioning as a privacy screen, a wind screen, a cabana, a dog run, a retail-tradeshow booth, an attic, a storage, a picnic table, a kennel, and a carport) comprises: a canopy, roof spines, roof ribs, leg posts, T-shaped joiners and X-shaped joiners spring-snappingly connected to the roof spines and roof ribs and leg posts for configuring the ten-device-in-one carport as a car canopy and a greenhouse and an enclosure and a barrier and a cabana and a privacy room and a privacy screen and a tradeshow booth and a wind barrier, panels, door-frame panel, panel-to-panel-securing brackets and panel-to-post-securing brackets bolted to the panels and the door-frame panel and the roof spines and the roof ribs and the leg posts for configuring the ten-device-in-one carport as a dog run and a greenhouse and an enclosure and a barrier and bleacher shelves to store or display items and an attic to store items off the ground and a hanging cage to house animals off the ground and structures for displaying signs and roof storage, and bracket heads formed into the panel-to-post-securing brackets for automatically centering the bracket-head ends.

An animal bed for supporting an animal includes a body having a bottom member and a bolster forming an outer wall of the body. The outer wall is positioned about a perimeter of the bottom member and extends outwardly therefrom to define a recessed area for accommodating the animal. A plurality of straps is coupled to and extending at least partially across the bottom member opposite the recessed area. Each of the plurality of straps includes a degree of elasticity configured to hold a rigid member in contact with the bottom member.

A variable collapsible pen especially for dogs comprises at least n rear frames made of corrosion-resistant material, where n is greater than or equal to 1, provided with a back and formed by stems of corrosion-resistant material interconnected by crossbeams of corrosion-resistant material. Each rear frame (1) comprises two stems, the n-th stem (1.1.n) fitted with a foot (1.4) at the bottom with anchoring holes and the (n+1)-th stem (1.1.n+1) fitted with a foot (1.4) at the bottom with anchoring holes, interconnected at lest with the top crossbeam (1.2), center crossbeam (1.16) and bottom crossbeam (1.3) wherein the first stem (1.1.1) is provided in its bottom half under the level of the center crossbeam (1.16) at least on one side with three hinges (1.8) for the outer side panel, with which it is connected to the outer side panel frame (2.1), filled with an opaque panel (2.9), and provided from its inner side in its bottom third with a horizontal flat bar (2.3) affixed to the outer side panel frame (2.1) provided with the counterpart (2.10) of the locking mechanism, the center crossbeam (1.16) is provided with at least two roof hinges (1.7), with which it is connected to the roof frame (5.1) with a roof panel (5.6), provided with at least two locks (5.5) against unintentional folding of the canopy, and at least two first mounts (5.9) of the roof spring (1.10) that are connected through the roof spring (1.10) with the second mounts (1.9) of the roof spring (1.10) in the top part of the stem, the top crossbeam (1.2) is provided with two counterparts (1.6.1) of the lock against unintentional folding of the canopy (5) and the second up to the (n+1)-th stems (1.1.2 to 1.1.n) are provided in their bottom half under the level of the center crossbeam (1.16) at least on one side with three hinges (1.15) for the inner side panel, with which it is connected to the (n-1)-th side panel frame (2.1.1), provided with a lock (1.6) against unintentional opening having an opaque panel (2.9) and which is connected via door hinges (4.7) with the door frame (4.1) with a transparent perforated door panel (4.6) and provided with a locking mechanism (4.3), and the second up to the n-th inner side panels are provided from the outer side with a horizontal flat bar (2.3) affixed to the inner side panel frame (2.1) and provided with the counterpart (2.10) of the locking mechanism.

A door assembly includes a frame having interconnected wires that define an opening for an animal to pass therethrough, and a door having interconnected wires and being coupled to the frame. A latch assembly has a handle structure and a pin. The handle structure is pivotable with respect to one of the door and the frame, and the pin is movable axially with respect to one of the door and the frame. A first wire of the plurality of wires of the frame forms a key hole assembly. The key hole assembly defines an aperture for receiving the pin when the door is in a latched position with respect to the frame. A tab assembly is formed by at least one wire of the door and is disposable behind at least one of the plurality of wires of the frame in the closed position.

A connector is characterized by comprising a T-shaped main body, three connecting components and two connecting tubes, wherein the connecting components are arranged on one surface of the main body and located at three endpoints of the T-shaped main body. Each connecting component comprises a concave groove body and a connecting column which is arranged in a cavity of the concave groove body, wherein a gap exists between the connecting column and the inner wall of the concave groove body. The two connecting tubes are arranged between two connecting components at the bottom of the T-shaped main body side by side. Each connecting tube penetrates through the main body. Connecting holes are formed in the other surface of the main body.

A door assembly for an animal enclosure includes a door frame and a door each having a plurality of interconnected horizontal and vertical wires. The door frame defines an opening for an animal to pass therethrough, and the door is slidably coupled to the door frame such that it moves between an open position and a closed position relative to the door frame to allow egress and ingress through the opening. A catch member is coupled to the door frame. A latch includes a base member, a bolt, and a lever portion. A first vertical wire and a second vertical wire of the door are spaced from one another such that the first vertical wire is at a first end of the door and the second vertical wire is at a second end of the door. In the closed position, the bolt is coupled to the first vertical wire.

A hamster house, which relates to the technical field of breeding devices, comprises: a box body and a movable door. An active cavity is provided inside the box body, an opening communicating with the active cavity is provided on the box body, and the box body is detachably assembled by several flat plates. The movable door is hinged and used to cover the opening. The box body includes: a bottom plate, side plates, a first panel and a second panel. Two side plates are provided and riveted on two ends of the bottom plate, and the two side plates are oriented to the same direction. The first panel is arranged between the two side plates, and the first panel is oriented to the same direction as the side plates.

A collapsible pet carrier is provided and includes: an interior space defined between opposing side walls, opposing end walls, and a bottom wall; one or more straps attached to one of the opposing side walls and opposing end walls; a cover movably attached over a top opening of the collapsible carrier; a pair of opposing pockets located on an exterior portion of the bottom wall, the pair of opposing pockets separated by a slit; a board shaped to fit at least partially within the paid of opposing pockets and across the slit; and a closure mechanism formed along an edge of the exterior portion of the bottom wall. In an expanded configuration the board is located within both of opposing pockets. In a collapsed configuration the opposing side walls, opposing end walls, straps, and cover are folded towards the bottom wall.

The door system disclosed herein includes a frame and a door fabricated from a plurality of horizontal and vertical wire rods. The door may have an inverted hook which is aligned to a horizontal wire rod of the frame when the door is pivoted to the closed position. To close the door, the door is dropped so that the horizontal wire rod of the frame is traversed into the inverted hook. At this point, the animal inside of the pet crate cannot open the door by pushing the door. Rather, the door must be raised so that the inverted hook clears the horizontal wire rod of the frame to pivot the door to the opened position.

A cage has a front, a rear, a first side, a second side, a top, and a bottom panel and at least one door formed through and operatively coupled to one of the panels. The cage further has an integrated handle and lock mechanism coupled to the at least one door. The lock has one or more catches that engage one of a plurality of horizontal bars or a plurality of vertical bars that form the panel containing the door. The integrated handle and the lock is rotatable between (1) a first locked position where the handle is parallel to the door and the catches engage with one of the horizontal or vertical bars that form the panel coupled to the door, and (2) second open position where the handle is no longer parallel to the surface and catches disengage from the horizontal or vertical bar.