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Swift Paws, Inc.

John C Ritter

Meghan Wolfgram

A lure coursing system for the enjoyment of domesticated animals comprising: a motorized drive unit disposed at a first location, the motorized drive unit including a drive housing enclosing a drive pulley operatively connected to a motor; a transfer unit disposed at a second location, the transfer pulley unit including a transfer housing enclosing a transfer pulley; a lure line engaging the drive pulley and the transfer pulley so as to form a continuous loop configuration for the lure line; and a lure attached to the lure line.

Lure chasing system

A lure chasing system comprises: a motorized pulley unit disposed at a first location, the motorized pulley unit including a drive housing enclosing a motor and a drive pulley connected to the motor; a transfer pulley unit disposed at a second location, the transfer pulley unit including a transfer housing enclosing a transfer pulley; a lure line engaging the drive pulley and the transfer pulley so as to form a loop configuration for the lure line; and a lure attached to the lure line.

Combined pouring spout and cover

A paint brush support that is attached to the outer portion of a paint container is disclosed. The support comprises a brush container in the form of an open top vessel having an opening formed at an upper edge of an inside wall. The opening snugly engages a bale support button of the paint container to support the brush container to the paint container. An elastic ring snugly engageable with the paint container holds the brush container in abutment to the paint container.

Paint brush support

A corner filler for the inside corner of the openable end of paint containers. The corner filler is made from resilient material in the form of a ring. The thickness of the ring is sufficient to fill the space between the inside wall of the container and the inside surface of the outer edge of the sealing lip. The corner filler as defined allows all of the paint to be poured from the container and makes the container easier to clean.

Paint can corner filler

Pouring spout

A pour spout and paint brush wiper attachable on paint containers. The pour spout has a circular planar member with a square aperture, two edges of which are integral with a pouring spout to facilitate the pouring of paint from the paint container. The circular edge of the planar member has an inverted channel-shaped flange capable of being conformingly snapped over the securing bead of a paint container, while the upper surface of the planar member has a raised rim circumscribing the square aperture and terminating in an integral connection with the spout to prevent the spilling of paint beyond the edge of the pour spout.

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Detroit, MI, United States of America

John C Ritter