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Richard R Wooten

Philip N Middleton

Anton L Huger

By Carol Wooten, Legal Representative

Larry Wooten, Deceased

A combined portable animal waste and training device whereby a pet's owner, by means of the device's training structure, can induce, teach and train the pet to eliminate its urine and feces upon the device's animal waste structure being operatively emplaced relative to a toilet bowl of a standard toilet having a toilet tank and followed by the sequential operation of the animal waste structure in depositing the urine and feces eliminated by the pet and disposed in the toilet bowl, followed by cleansing action and then followed with the flushing of the toilet tank to flush down such urine and feces in the toilet bowl.

Combined portable animal waste and training device

A portable animal waste device for use in conjunction with a standard household commode is described. A support structure, mounting a pivoting platform and emplaced over a toilet bowl, is connected to the toilet's flush mechanism. The platform pivots between a lowered position for animal access upon the platform and a raised position following animal exit from the platform. The platform in its raised position forms a washdown enclosure with the support structure. When the platform is in its raised position, the washdown enclosure is washed down and the waste is disposed of by a flushing action. A sensing and electronic control system is provided to activate flushing action only when the animal has exited the platform for a predetermined period of time.

Portable animal waste device

A portable device adapted for use on a toilet seat to dispose of animal waste comprising, a sensor responsive to the animal's weight to start a timer which activates a first solenoid to release a sanitized fluid into the waste container of said device, and to subsequently activate a second solenoid to flush the toilet containing the waste.

A combination door lock and alarm consists of an adjustable shaft, two pads which are able to pivot, and an automatic alarm. The pads are provided with non-skid surfaces which ensure the stability of the device. The pivot feature of the pads allows quick set-up of the device without the need of extensive adjustment. A novel alarm actuating means is also disclosed, which consists of a spring clip in contact with a toggle switch. The use of the toggle switch allows for a continuous alarm signal, even after pressure is removed from the device. The alarm actuating means is activated by a spring loaded shaft, which will be pushed into the main shaft of the device as pressure is applied to the door. The spring clip is mounted on the outside of the spring loaded shaft and the movement of this shaft is what forces the clip to trip the toggle switch. The unit is designed to fit conveniently into a suitcase for travel and can be suspended from a door knob when not in use.

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Mitchellville, MD, United States of America

Richard R Wooten