Animal training apparatus
AssigneeLinda Lady
InventorLinda Lady
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Abstract
An animal training apparatus is comprised of a leash connector attached to a chest portion of a harness. The harness is arranged to prevent the leash connector from shifting to the back of the animal. The harness is preferably comprised of a chest strap for positioning across the chest of the animal between the tops of the front legs, a withers strap for positioning across the withers of the animal behind the neck and between the shoulders, and a girth strap for positioning across the girth of the animal behind the front legs on the underside. The leash connector is attached to an intermediate position on the chest strap for pulling on the chest portion of the harness. The animal is prevented by the rotational force from pulling further.
Claims19
An animal training apparatus, comprising:
- a. a forechest strap for positioning across a forechest of an animal across its shoulders;
- b. a back strap for positioning across a back of said animal at or behind its shoulders;
- c. a girth strap for positioning across a girth of said animal behind the front legs on an underside thereof;
- wherein
- d. respective opposite ends of said forechest strap, said back strap, and said girth strap are connected together on each side of the two sides of the animal and the straps are of such relative length so as to place the two side connections at or behind the shoulders of the animal;
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- e. a leash connector attached to an intermediate position of said front forechest strap for applying a rotational force to the shoulders of said animal when said animal moves forwards of a handler and pulls on said leash connector.
An animal training apparatus, comprising:
- a. a harness, the harness comprising:
- b. a back strap that can be positioned across an animal's back at or behind its shoulders;
- c. a girth strap that can be positioned under the animal's girth, immediately behind its front legs;
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- d. a forechest strap that can be positioned around the animal's forechest across its shoulders;
- e. wherein the back strap, the girth strap, and the forechest strap are connected together on each side of the animal;
- f. wherein the back strap, the girth strap, and the forechest strap are of relative length so as to position the side connections on each side of the animal at or behind the shoulders;
- g. wherein the forechest strap can be positioned to ride low on the animal's forechest;
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- h. a leash connector attached to an intermediate position on the front forechest strap that allows for the controlling and training of the animal by pulling the forechest portion of the strap and thereby selectively applying pressure behind the animal's shoulders, under the girth, and over the back.
An animal training apparatus, comprising:
- a. a forechest strap that can be positioned low across a forechest of an animal across its shoulders;
- b. a back strap that can be positioned across a back of the animal at or behind its shoulders;
- c. a girth strap that can be positioned across a girth of the animal behind the front legs on an underside;
- wherein
- d. respective opposite ends of the forechest strap, the back strap, and the girth strap are connected together;
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- e. a leash connector attached to an intermediate position on the forechest strap that allows for the controlling and training of the animal by pulling the forechest portion of the strap and thereby selectively applying pressure behind the animal's shoulders, under the girth, and over the back.
An animal training apparatus, comprising:
- a. a forechest strap that can be positioned across a forechest of an animal between tops of front legs thereof;
- b. a back strap that can be positioned across a back of the animal behind a neck and between shoulders thereof;
- c. a girth strap that can be positioned across a girth of the animal behind the front legs on an underside thereof, wherein respective opposite ends of the forechest strap, the back strap, and the girth strap are connected together;
- d. a leash connector attached to an intermediate position on the forechest strap that can transmit a rotational force to the animal when the animal moves in front of a handler and pulls on the leash connector, thus preventing the animal from pulling further.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.