Coastal Pet Products, Inc.

Robert C Holt, Jr

Brian D Oyster

David R Kerns

James G Stout

Edward T Eaton

Richard J Tracy

George R Krohe

John W Brandjes

The present invention provides a dog collar comprising: a first strap, a plurality of prong elements carried by the first strap, a second strap, and two cam buckles secured to the second strap. The first strap is secureably connected to the second strap through the two cam buckles.

Prong training collar

A pet harnessincludes a body portion () made of two sheets of fabric material (). A cord (), having a fabric piping () positioned around it, is attached to the periphery of the body portion (). A plurality of straps () are attached to the fabric material () and to the cord ().

Fabric pet harness and its method of manufacture

A deshedding tool () for removing hair from a pet includes a handle () which carries a blade holder (). A blade assembly () is carried by the blade holder (). The blade assembly () includes a plurality of sawtooth blade segments () and a plurality of blade guards (). The blade segments () and the blade guards () alternate with each other, and the blade guards extend outwardly from the blade holder () and downwardly from the blade holder () farther than the blade segments ().

Pet deshedding tool

Animal training head collar

A connector () includes a housing () and an arm () pivotally connected to the housing (). A hook () is formed on one end of the arm () and a spring () is positioned between the arm () and the housing (). The connector () can be used to attach two items of many configurations together, but it is particularly suited to attach strap ends of an item such as a halter () having a strap () and a strap () interconnected by a plurality of tab straps (). The strap () is interrupted to form a portion () carrying the connector () and another portion () carrying an o-ring () which can be engaged between the hook () and the housing ().

Snap connector

A connector ( ) includes a housing ( ) and an arm ( ) pivotally connected to the housing ( ). A hook ( ) is formed on one end of the arm ( ) and a spring ( ) is positioned between the arm ( ) and the housing ( ). The connector ( ) can be used to attach two items of many configurations together, but it is particularly suited to attach strap ends of an item such as a halter ( ) having a strap ( ) and a strap ( ) interconnected by a plurality of tab straps ( ). The strap ( ) is interrupted to form a portion ( ) carrying the connector ( ) and another portion ( ) carrying an o-ring ( ) which can be engaged between the hook ( ) and the housing ( ).

An animal restraint leash ( ) includes a lead ( ) having a handle loop ( ) formed at one end and a clasp ( ) positioned at the other end to allow leash ( ) to be attached to an animal. A grip member ( ) is slidably received around the lead ( ) and provides the user with a second grip area with which to maintain control over an animal's movements. The grip member ( ) may be moved into various positions along the length of the lead ( ), however, when a gripping force is applied to the grip member ( ), preferably at the area of a depression ( ), the grip member ( ) will engage the lead ( ) so as to maintain control over the animal. By sliding the grip member ( ) to a desired position along the length of the lead ( ) and then exerting a gripping force to the grip member ( ), various control lengths of the animal restraint leash ( ) may be maintained.

Animal restraint leash

A system for holding a pad (P) includes a plurality of corner members ( ) including a base portion ( ) made of a rigid plastic material and an insert portion ( ) made of a resilient material. A frame is formed by interconnecting the corner members ( ) with connector members ( ). The insert portion ( ) is provided with a plurality of cuts ( ) which receive and hold the pad (P) near the corners thereof.

System for holding a pad

Grip for a pet leash

A buckle ( ) for a collar ( ) includes a plug portion ( ) and a socket portion ( ). The plug portion ( ) includes pivotable arms ( or ) having lugs ( or ) formed on the ends thereof. A spring ( or ) biases the outer ends of the arms ( or ) away from each other. The socket portion ( ) has an open end ( ) and opposed side openings ( ). When the arms ( or ) are received through the open end ( ), the lugs ( or ) will be received through the side openings ( ) to attach the plug portion ( ) to the socket portion ( ).

Side release buckle

An adjustable length leash (,) includes a handle portion (,) having a grip (,) and a neck (,) extending from the grip (,) for taking up undesired length in the lead (,). The lead (,) attaches to the neck (,) by being knotted through an aperture (,). A minor flange (,) provided at the top of the neck (,) helps retain the loops of the lead (,) on the neck (,) to achieve a desired lead length. A catch flange (,) is capable of catching the lead (,) at the bottom of the neck (,) such that one who utilizes the leash (,) may adjust the length of the lead (,) by winding the lead (,) around the neck (,) until the desired length extends from catch flange (,). The catch flange (,) includes a lead lock (,) which allows for a more secure fixing of the lead (,) length. The grip (,) is angled with respect to the neck (,) such that no matter at which length the lead (,) is retained, the forces exerted on the lead (,) are focused substantially straight through the wrist and arm of one using the leash (,) thereby substantially eliminating any torque upon the user's wrist.

Adjustable length leash

Leash handle

A dog restraining harness (10) for use in an automobile includes an adjustable collar (20) and girth straps (30) that securely fasten around a dog's upper and lower chest area. The ends of the collar strap (20) are connected, at the dog's back, by a fastening device (50) positioned between them and in close proximity to the ends thereof, the ends themselves attaching to respective metal rings (15, 16). The ends of the girth strap (30) are also connected at the dogs back by a similar fastening device (52) with the ends themselves being attached to the same metal rings (15, 16) as the ends of the collar strap (20). Also connected between the metal rings (15, 16) is a harness strap (12) which provides an insertion area for a car's seatbelt (S). The seatbelt (S) is inserted through the area provided by the harness strap (12) and connected in the normal manner. A padded chest piece (40) may be connected between the collar (20) and girth straps (30). If an accident occurs, all stress on the harness (10) will be borne by the rings (15, 16) and not by the devices (50, 42) which merely serve as a bridge for the ends of the collar strap (20) and the girth strap (30).

Dog car restraint

A combined harness and lead (10) for use in restraining and controlling an animal has a cord member (11) which defines a lead portion (12) and a harness portion (14). The harness portion (14) includes a neck loop (35) and a body loop (36) which may be selectively adjusted by way of an adjustment slide (15). A floating retaining slide (16) further defines the neck loop (35) and body loop (36). The adjustment slide (15) clampingly engages the cord member (11) so as to maintain said harness portion (14) in position on the animal's body.

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North Canton, OH, United States of America

Robert C Holt, Jr