IP Library Granted Patent US 9,807,980
Granted Patent B2
US 9,807,980 · App. 14/656,792 · Granted Nov 7, 2017

Pet leash

Inventors: Jennifer Joan Arnold (Milton, GA); Shannon Jean Arnold (Cumming, GA)
Assignee: (WE) FOR DOGS, LLC
A01K27/003A01K27/005A01K29/00
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Patent No.
US 9,807,980
App. No.
14/656,792
Granted
Nov 7, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A leash comprises a main strap; a pet attachment arm connected to the main strap, the pet attachment arm including an animal connection mechanism; and a pet accessory arm connected to the main strap, the pet accessory arm including an accessory connection mechanism. A method of using a leash includes holding the leash and connecting the leash to a pet.

Claims (27)

1. A leash comprising:

a main strap, the main strap being non-rigid;

a pet attachment arm connected to the main strap, the pet attachment arm being non-rigid, the pet attachment arm including an animal connection mechanism; and

a pet accessory arm connected to the main strap, the pet accessory arm being non-rigid, the pet accessory arm including an accessory connection mechanism, the pet accessory arm comprising a pet toy connected to the pet accessory arm; and

wherein the main strap comprises an elastic portion.

2. The leash of claim 1 , wherein the animal connection mechanism includes an animal connector for detachably connecting an animal to the leash.

3. The leash of claim 1 , wherein the accessory connection mechanism includes an accessory connector for detachably connecting a pet accessory to the leash.

4. The leash of claim 1 , wherein the pet attachment arm and the pet accessory arm are directly connected to the main strap.

5. The leash of claim 1 , further comprising:

a handle connected to a first end of the main strap; and

a first loop positioned between the first end of the main strap and the handle, wherein the main strap, handle, and first loop are formed from a single material.

6. The leash of claim 1 , further comprising a slider positioned on at least one of the main strap, the pet attachment arm, and the pet accessory arm, the slider slidable over at least a portion of the leash.

7. The leash of claim 6 , wherein the slider is slidable to an unrestricting position on the main strap, and wherein the pet attachment arm and the pet accessory arm are independently movable relative to the main strap in the unrestricting position.

8. The leash of claim 6 , wherein the slider is slidable to a restricting position on the pet attachment arm and the pet accessory arm at least proximate to an end of the pet accessory arm distal from the main strap, and wherein the pet accessory arm is held against the pet attachment arm in the restricting position.

9. The leash of claim 1 , wherein the pet attachment arm has a pet attachment arm length and the pet accessory arm has a pet accessory arm length, and wherein the pet attachment arm length is greater than or equal to the pet accessory arm length.

10. The leash of claim 1 , wherein the pet toy is configured to be held in a pet's mouth.

11. A leash comprising:

a main strap;

a handle connected to a first end of the main strap;

a first loop positioned between the first end of the main strap and the handle, wherein the main strap, handle, and first loop are formed from a single material;

a pet attachment arm directly connected to the main strap, the pet attachment arm including an animal connection mechanism; and

a pet accessory arm directly connected to the main strap, the pet accessory arm including an accessory connection mechanism;

wherein at least a one of the pet attachment arm and the pet accessory arm is inserted into a hollow center defined by the main strap.

12. The leash of claim 11 , wherein the pet attachment arm and the pet accessory arm are each held in direct contact with the main strap by a connection mechanism.

13. The leash of claim 12 , wherein the connection mechanism is stitching.

14. The leash of claim 11 , wherein the main strap, the pet attachment arm, and the pet accessory arm are each non-rigid.

15. The leash of claim 11 , wherein the pet accessory arm comprises a pet accessory configured to be held in a pet's mouth, and wherein the pet accessory arm is configured to pull on the pet accessory and thereby the pet's mouth when the main strap is pulled by a user.

Assignments (2)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Sep 28, 2017
From: (WE) DOG, LLC
To: (WE) FOR DOGS, LLC
Reel/Frame 044038/0149 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 25, 2015
From: ARNOLD, JENNIFER JOAN; ARNOLD, SHANNON JEAN
To: (WE) DOG, LLC
Reel/Frame 035251/0223 →
Continuity (1)
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