Dog collar
OwnerBarbara Jolanta Gordoninventor
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Abstract
A dog collar comprises a flexible non-metallic cord component having first and second ends and comprising an inner cord surrounded at least in part by an outer cord sheath. A fastening mechanism is provided and has a band defining a space at the first end of the cord component and a fastening bar at the second end of the cord component. The fastening bar has an aperture therein for receiving the first or second end of the flexible non-metallic cord, and the aperture is of sufficient size and dimension to permit easy pivotable or rotational movement of the first or second end therein. The fastening bar and band are dimensioned such that the fastening bar is able to pass through the space in one orientation and not able to pass through the space when in other orientations.
Claims18
A dog collar comprising:
- a flexible non-metallic cord component having first and second ends and comprising an inner cord surrounded at least in part by an outer cord sheath;
- a fastening mechanism having a band defining a space at the first end of the cord component and a fastening bar at the second end of the cord component, the fastening bar having an aperture therein for receiving the first or second end of the flexible non-metallic cord, the aperture being of sufficient size and dimension to permit easy pivotable or rotational movement of the first or second end therein, the fastening bar and band being dimensioned such that the fastening bar is able to pass through the space in one orientation and not able to pass through the space when in other orientations.
A dog collar comprising:
- a flexible, non-metallic cord component having first and second ends;
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- a cutting mechanism attached on or adjacent the cord component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.