Dog Kennel

a kennel and dog technology, applied in the field of dog kennels, can solve the problems of mess in the kennel, no unique and novel elements claimed herein, and the smell of dogs

Pending Publication Date: 2022-01-06
BROWN TAZWA
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Benefits of technology

Ensures that food and water remain contained, reducing mess and ensuring the dog's access while preventing escape or bites during replenishment, and providing a separate area for storage.

Problems solved by technology

While dog kennels have been in existence for an extended period of time, none offer the unique and novel elements claimed herein.
This, in turn, causes a mess within the kennel and for the dog to smell from becoming wet.

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first embodiment

[0041]The first embodiment 5 provides a partition wall 40 that is permanently attached to the dog kennel as shown in FIG. 4. The kennel provides a kennel door 15 that the dog may use to enter and exit the kennel and an additional kennel door 15 that provides access to the food and water compartment 30. The partition wall 40 has a top end and a bottom end. The top end is affixed to the top of the kennel and the bottom end is affixed to the floor of the kennel. An opening 20 is provided in the partition wall 40 proximate to the bottom end. It is critical that the opening 20 be large enough for a dog to insert her or his head through the opening 20 into the food and water compartment 30. A flap 25 can be attached to the partition wall 40 to cover the opening 20. The flap 25 has a top end and a bottom end. The top end of the flap is attached to the partition wall 40. The bottom end may be left unattached to the partition wall 40 or attached. If the flap 25 is unattached, the dog may mov...

second embodiment

[0043]This second embodiment 50 is for a removable partition wall 40 that is installed in a preexisting dog kennel that provides a kennel door 15 on either end. The partition wall 40 has a top end and a bottom end. The top end of the partition wall 40 has a first compression foot 55 and the bottom end of the partition wall 40 has a second compression foot 55 as shown in FIG. 5. The partition wall 40 has an opening 20 and a flap 25 that covers the opening 20. In order to ensure that the dog cannot crawl through the opening 20, a tether 26 is attached to the bottom end of the flap 25 and the partition wall 40. Each compression foot 55 is adjustable so the user may install the partition wall 40 into dog kennels of varying heights. As each foot 55 is adjusted they compress against the top of the kennel and floor of the kennel to hold the partition wall 40 in place.

[0044]This second embodiment 50 also provides a separation floor 58, which is affixed to the removable partition wall 40. Th...

third embodiment

[0045]This third embodiment 60 discloses a collapsible metal kennel with a removeable partition wall 40. The partition wall 40 provides an opening 20, a flap 25, and a tether 26. The partition wall 40 described in this embodiment additionally provides a hook 61 that is attached to the top of the kennel and a compression foot 55 that is attached to its bottom end.

[0046]A pivoting separation floor 67 is attached to the partition wall 40 and provides a hinge 62 and a hook 61, which is shown in FIG. 6. The pivoting separation floor 67 is capable of pivoting about the hinge 62 when a user desires to collapse the kennel. The hook 61, which is placed on the pivoting separation floor 67, allows for the pivoting separation floor 67 to remain perpendicular to the partition wall 40. While the storage compartment 35 is shown to be relatively the same size as the food and water compartment 30, they may be different sizes depending on the preference of the user and the size of the dog.

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Abstract

A dog kennel that provides a partition wall to separate a kennel into at least two compartments. One compartment is intended to be the living area of the dog and a second compartment is intended to house the food and water for the dog. The partition wall provides an opening for the dog to have access to her or his food and water, while also restricting the dog from entering the food and water compartment. An additional storage compartment may also be provided above the food and water compartment.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This application claims priority to and is a divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 15 / 686,591, filed on Aug. 17, 2017, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONA. Field of the Invention[0002]This invention relates to providing a separate area within a kennel for a dog's food and water bowl to help ensure that the contents within the food and water bowls are not spilt.B. Prior Art[0003]While dog kennels have been in existence for an extended period of time, none offer the unique and novel elements claimed herein. Owners of dogs often leave their dog in a kennel for several hours or overnight in order to prevent the dog from causing damage to the owner's home, to transport the dog from one location to another, or as the dog's everyday resting place in the home. While it is recommended to provide food and water within the kennel, the dog can often knock the food and water out of the respective co...

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Patent Type & AuthorityApplications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A01K1/035A01K1/03
CPCA01K1/0356A01K1/034
InventorBROWN, TAZWA
OwnerBROWN TAZWA