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US 5,960,746 AGranted
Rigid dog grooming restraint
OwnerNancy L. Saltsinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a rigid dog grooming restraint used to secure dogs in a stationary position while performing grooming operations. The rigid dog grooming restraint attaches to most grooming tables and consists of a frame from which several dog restraining devices are adjustably attached. The dog restraining devices are designed to secure the animal by its neck, chest or haunch and can be configured to secure the animal in a variety of positions.
Claims7
A rigid dog grooming restraint used to secure a dog in a stationary position on a grooming table while performing grooming operations, said rigid dog grooming restraint comprising:
- a first vertical frame member adapted to be secured to a grooming table so as to be vertically adjustable, said first vertical frame member having a first cross-member sleeve mounted to the top thereof;
- a second vertical frame member adapted to be secured to a grooming table opposite said first vertical frame member so as to be vertically adjustable, said second vertical frame member having a second cross-member sleeve mounted to the top thereof;
- a frame cross-member adapted to be telescopically adjustable between said first vertical frame member and said second vertical frame member, said frame cross-member adjustably attached to said first cross-member sleeve and said second cross-member sleeve and supported by said first vertical frame member and said second vertical frame member;
- a haunch-chest holder attached to and supported by said frame cross-member, said haunch-chest holder adapted to be vertically adjustable and rotatably adjustable;
- a haunch-collar holder attached to and supported by said frame cross-member, said haunch-collar holder adapted to be vertically adjustable, rotatably adjustable, and angularly adjustable;
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- a noose holder attached to and supported by said frame cross-member, said noose holder adapted to be vertically adjustable and rotatably adjustable.
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