Animal anchor and tether system

Abstract

An anchor and tether animal restraining device having a line extending between a pair of anchors. At least one of the anchors is an angle-spike anchor having an angled portion for providing control over the line and, further, a smooth walled enclosure partially covering a base portion of the angle portion for preventing entanglement of a leash which attaches an animal, such as a dog, to the device.

Description

[0001] The invention relates to an animal restraining device, and more particularly, to an anchor and tether system having a line extended between a pair of anchors wherein at least one of the anchors is an angle-spike anchor having an upper angled portion for providing control over the extension of the line and a smooth walled enclosure partially covering the base of the angled portion for preventing entanglement of a leash which attaches an animal, most beneficially a canine, to the line. While the invention is described for use in relation to a dog, it is necessarily understood that the invention may be utilized with other animals, such as a cat, horse or the like. A dog is utilized for ease of description and since dogs generally provide for the majority of use of a system as described.[0002] It is a well known problem that when an animal, such as a dog or horse, is tied to a structure, such as a tree or a stake, the animal will likely entangle itself about the structure. Entang...

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Benefits of technology

[0006] A primary object of the invention is to provide an anchor and tether system which eliminates entanglement by a leash attached to a dog with an anchor as the dog moves about an area.

[0007] A further primary object of the invention is to provide an anchor and tether system that affords a dog unhindered movement about an area.

[0008] A further primary object of the invention is to provide an anchor and tether system for securely restraining small and large dogs alike.

Problems solved by technology

It is a well known problem that when an animal, such as a dog or horse, is tied to a structure, such as a tree or a stake, the animal will likely entangle itself about the structure.

Entanglement limits the mobility of the animal and increases the probability that the animal will be choked or injured.

However, such devices are easily pulled free from the ground by the animal.

However, the manner in which the line is attached to the poles, in conjunction with the design of the poles, restricts the movement of the dog around the poles.

Further, the solid elongated member, which prevents the dog from becoming entangled with a conventional leash, as well as the poles, severely limits the dog's movement thereabout.

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