Dog car restraint
AssigneeCoastal Pet Products, Inc.
InventorRobert C. Holt, Jr.
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AssigneeCoastal Pet Products, Inc.
InventorRobert C. Holt, Jr.
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A dog restraining harness (10) for use in an automobile includes an adjustable collar (20) and girth straps (30) that securely fasten around a dog's upper and lower chest area. The ends of the collar strap (20) are connected, at the dog's back, by a fastening device (50) positioned between them and in close proximity to the ends thereof, the ends themselves attaching to respective metal rings (15, 16). The ends of the girth strap (30) are also connected at the dogs back by a similar fastening device (52) with the ends themselves being attached to the same metal rings (15, 16) as the ends of the collar strap (20). Also connected between the metal rings (15, 16) is a harness strap (12) which provides an insertion area for a car's seatbelt (S). The seatbelt (S) is inserted through the area provided by the harness strap (12) and connected in the normal manner. A padded chest piece (40) may be connected between the collar (20) and girth straps (30). If an accident occurs, all stress on the harness (10) will be borne by the rings (15, 16) and not by the devices (50, 42) which merely serve as a bridge for the ends of the collar strap (20) and the girth strap (30).
A car harness for a dog comprising a harness strap, a first metal ring attached to one end of said harness strap, a second metal ring attached to the opposing end of said harness strap, a collar strap having one end attached to said first metal ring and the opposing end attached to said second metal ring, a girth strap having one end attached to said first metal ring and the opposing end attached to said second metal ring, and a chest strap connected between said collar strap and said girth strap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.