Fluid delivery systems, methods and apparatus to dispense a dose of fluid on an animal, which may be particularly used for behavior modification of the animal, are disclosed. A system may particularly comprise an apparatus wearable by the animal. The apparatus is suitable for storing a fluid contained therein, and dispensing a dose of fluid on the animal, particularly to spur or otherwise induce behavior modification of the animal, particularly in response to training stimuli during a training scenario.

A pet containment apparatus for a truck bed that connects to the corner bed anchors and contains an overhead connection for the pet(s) to allow for free movement of the pet(s) in the truck bed, while keeping the pet(s) from exiting the truck bed. The apparatus may be static or adjustable and allow for single or multiple pets to travel safely in the truck bed. The pet(s) will be tethered overhead to allow for free movement. In preferred embodiments, the various elements of the apparatus include a sturdy, metallic frame with adjustable connectors to fit various truck beds.

A device for controlling the bark of an animal. The animal bark control device includes a housing having a curved bottom side extending between opposing distal ends forming an open neck receiving area. The curved bottom side can rest flush against a neck of a dog when mounted thereon. A speaker is disposed on a front side of the housing such that the speaker faces toward an ear of the dog when the housing is secured to a dog collar and mounted against the neck of the dog. The animal bark control device mounts to a dorsal region of a pet dog thereby allowing the speaker to deliver an audible corrective sound directly to the dog. A bridge extends from the housing, wherein the housing is movable along a longitudinal length of the bridge in order to adjust the placement of the housing when mounted to the dog.

The invention relates to a system for acquiring the vital status of animals, which comprises at least one first device for acquiring vital functions, and at least one signal transmission means, wherein the first device has at least two first and/or second sensors arranged at a distance from each other. The components of the system for acquiring the vital status of animals can be detachably connected with each other by connectors.

The invention further relates to a method for determining the vital status of animals, wherein the vital functions are acquired by a first device with at least two first and/or second sensors arranged at a distance from each other, wherein the acquired data are transmitted by at least one signal transmission means to a data processing device, and there processed and evaluated, and from the data processing device to an external output device, which outputs the vital status of animals.

Various disclosed embodiments include illustrative apparatuses and dog training devices. In an illustrative embodiment, a dog training device includes a harness and a rigid rod. The harness includes a back section, a chest section configured to attach to the back section, and a rod mount configured to attach behind a distal half of the back section. The rigid rod is configured to be received by the rod mount at a first angle relative to the back section to allow the rigid rod to protrude proximally from the harness.

A system and associated methods for round-the-clock monitoring of an animal's health status includes an animal harness that is worn by the animal, and one or both of a mobile device and a remote server. The animal harness includes a plurality of sensors for collecting health measurements of the animal. The animal harness also includes a transceiver that communicates the heath measurements to one or both of the mobile device and the remote server, where a user may view the health measurements. Firmware in the animal harness, an application running in the mobile device, and software in the remote server processes and corrects the health measurements to generate a health status of the animal and notifications are generated when the animal's health is not within a safe range defined by the user.

An integrated pet harness with a pet leash, including: a flexible back pad and a flexible chest pad, a pair of first connecting straps and a second connecting strap, oppositely arranged;: connecting to the flexible back pad and the telescopic traction rope on the pad, and the telescopic traction rope can be accommodated in the flexible back pad. The front end of the flexible back pad is provided with a pair of first extension parts extending to both sides; the rear end of the flexible back pad is provided with a pair of second extension parts extending to both sides. There are a pair of third extension parts extending to both sides respectively; a pair of first connecting strips are fixed to the front end of the flexible back pad, and two ends of the pair of first connecting strips are respectively passed through the pair of first extending parts.

The present invention provides an animal harness comprising a harness body and a scale. The scale is secured to the harness body by a securement means. The harness can be utilized by a user to provide a specific amount of assistance to an animal using the harness because the scale will provide the user with the exact amount the animal weighs and how much assistance the user is providing the animal.

A harness for an animal includes a body portion having first and second sides; an aperture defining an opening extending through the first side of the body portion; a ring positioned in the opening and defining a ring opening; and one or more straps at least partially sandwiched between the first side and the second side of the body portion and configured to secure the body portion to a chest of the animal. A respective strap extends through the aperture and the ring opening. The straps are adapted to move relative to the first side and second side of the body portion in response to an external force on the ring. The movement of the one or more straps relative to the first side and the second side of the body portion in response to an external force tightens the body portion to the animal.

This device and process is a Special Search Dog Pack and Process for Faster Dog Aided Search, Dog Only Search and Rescue and other Dog Aided Uses for enabling Faster, Dog-Only Search. Particularly this process uses a search pack device that contains specific rescue contents used for and related to a faster search method. Here, the search dog has an attached pack with a tracking device and rescue contents that can be carried directly to a victim without the need of an attending person. Once found the victim can then communicate back to a search party and/or the search party can quickly and accurately locate the victim via the cell phone or GPS device for a precise and faster rescue.