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US 2006/0219182 A1Published application
Dog leash assembly
OwnerBilly Rabelloinventor
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Abstract
A dog leash handle assembly is provided with containers for dog food and water which are removably attached to the assembly. Thus, the dog owner has a single assembly including the leash and provisions for the dog which are readily transported. The handle assembly also provides a place for the storage of clean up bags and other items. The handle assembly further includes has a mechanism for attaching to the loop handle of a typical dog leash.
Claims5
A dog leash assembly comprising:
- a housing formed with a handle and attachment means;
- a leash retainer mechanism adapted to be detachable from said housing;
- first and second containers, each of said containers adapted to releasably connect to said attachment means and each container is also releasably connected to said housing such that the containers may be used to provide food and/or water for the dog when detached from said housing.
A dog leash assembly comprising:
- a housing formed with a handle;
- a holder formed with the housing, said holder formed with at least one lip, said lip having female threads;
- a leash retainer mechanism adapted to be detachable from said housing;
- at least one container, said containers having male threads for releasably attaching said container to said holder and said housing such that the containers may be used to provide food and/or water for the dog when detached from said housing.
1 more element
A dog leash assembly comprising:
- a housing formed with a handle, said housing including a holder having a first side and a second side, each side having female threads;
- a first and a second container each having an upper perimeter, each container formed with male threads on said upper perimeters;
- a dividing spacer having a first and second side, female threads formed on said first side and male thread on said second side, said spacer dividing the first container from the second container such that separate items may be held in said first and second container without mixing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.