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Title: US3786787: DEVICE FOR DISPOSING OF DOG DROPPINGS

Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Weinberger, Morton; North Bellmore, NY 11710

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1974-01-22 / 1973-01-02

Application Number: US1973000320672

IPC Code: Advanced: A01K 23/00;
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IPC-7: A01K 23/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 119/868; 604/355;
Original: 119/095; 128/283;

Field of Search: 119/095 128/283,289

Priority Number:
1973-01-02  US1973000320672

Abstract: A harness and bag device for dogs and similar pets is described of which at least the bag portion thereof is disposable. The harness includes cooperating back and belly strip means which are connectable to encircle the dog at the girth, and a pair of bag-carrying strap means extending from the back strap to the belly strap and adapted to pass inside the hind legs of the dog. Bag means is provided integrally with, or attachable to, the pair of bag-carrying strap means and connection is provided between the straps to locate the back strap with respect to the tail and thereby to properly position the bag for catching the dog droppings. The bag is formed on or attached to the bag-carrying straps in such a way as not to interfere with the dog's movement, or to tightly cover any part that the dog may try to lick, scratch or bite.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Orville N. Greene et al. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Mancene, Louis G.; Eskovitz, J. N.

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I claim:     1. Harness and bag device for catching droppings from dogs and similar pets comprising
  • two grith straps comprising a back strap and a belly strap and means for securing the two ends of the belly strap to the corresponding ends of the back strap to attach the harness to the dog,
  • a pair of bag-carrying straps extending from closely spaced intermediate points on the back strap to separated points on the belly strap,
  • positioning means extending between said bag carrying straps at a region fairly close to the back strap for resting on the tail of the dog,
  • a bag having a mouth of substantially the same cross-sectional size as the body thereof, said bag being connected to a first of said bag-carrying straps below said positioning means and along a substantial portion of one side of the mouth of the bag, said bag being connected to the second bag-carrying strap below said positioning means and along a similar portion of the opposite side of the mouth of the bag and said connections between the mouth of the bag and said straps being such that the upper edge of the mouth of said bag fits loosely under the tail of the dog.


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