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US 12,538,901 · App. 19/050,791 · Granted Feb 3, 2026

Anti-pull leash system

Inventor: Andrea Raquel Nordstrom Nord (Mountlake Terrace, WA)
A01K27/005A01K27/002A01K27/003A01K27/008
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Patent No.
US 12,538,901
App. No.
19/050,791
Granted
Feb 3, 2026
Kind
B1
Abstract

An anti-pull leash system for enhanced control and safety is disclosed. The leash system distributes the pulling force across multiple attachment points using a dual U-shaped leash design, ensuring control is maintained without requiring the owner to over-grip or lean back, reducing strain and discomfort. The secondary U-strap adds an additional layer of control, preventing the leash from being pulled too far in one direction. Additionally, the ergonomic handholds placed strategically along the leash allow the owner to comfortably manage the dog at various leash lengths, providing a tailored walking experience that keeps the dog comfortable while enhancing the owner's ability to control the dog in different situations. The bungee section absorbs shocks from sudden pulls, reducing the risk of injury to the owner and providing a safer, more comfortable walking experience for both the dog and the owner.

Claims (10)

1 . An anti-pull leash system comprising a leash and a harness, wherein the leash comprises a U-shaped section and a handle section, wherein the U-shaped section comprises a primary U-shaped strap that has a first leg having a first carabiner at the end of the first leg, and a second leg having a second carabiner at the end of the second leg, and further comprises a secondary smaller secondary U-shaped strap having a first leg attached to the first leg of the primary U-shaped strap and a second leg attached to the second leg of the primary U-shaped strap, and further comprises a first handle on the first leg of the primary U-shaped strap and a second handle on the second leg of the primary U-shaped strap, and wherein the handle section comprises a bungee section at one end and a handle portion at the opposite end, and wherein the bungee portion is attached to the U-shaped section.

2 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the harness comprises a neck loop designed to be placed over the neck of a do, and a shoulder portion designed to be positioned behind the front shoulders of the dog, and wherein the neck loop comprises a first clip and wherein the shoulder loop comprises a second clip, and wherein the first carabiner on the U-shaped strap connects to the first clip and the second carabiner on the U-shaped strap connects to the second clip.

3 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the primary U-shaped strap prevents the leash from being pulled too far in one direction.

4 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the handle section comprises a handle at the opposite end of the bungee section and further comprises a padded handhold between bungee section and the handle.

5 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the handle comprises a carabiner and a hidden compartment.

6 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the handle section is attached to U-shaped leash section via a free movement loop.

7 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , further comprising a belt designed to be worn by a user and comprising first and second connecting rings.

8 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 7 , wherein the leash is attached to the belt via the first and second connecting rings.

9 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 7 , wherein the belt also comprises a pocket for storing a phone or keys, a pouch for storing treats, and a poop bag holder.

10 . The anti-pull leash system of claim 1 , wherein the harness further comprises dog leash clips.

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