Abstract: A dog treat dispensing system includes a glove having electrical contacts mounted on the glove for being selectively placeable in contact with one another, and a treat dispenser mounted on the glove and having a treat storage compartment for storing first treats to be dispensed, a computer controller in electronic communication with the electrical contacts and selectively controllable to control operation of a treat conveyor operable to convey the treats from the treat storage compartment toward a dispensing outlet. When the user places the electrical contacts on the glove in contact with one another the computer controller operates the treat conveyor to dispense one of the treats from the dispensing outlet.

Abstract: A self-exercise device that provides resistance to tugging, and is operable to intermittently change the resistance so as to mimic an actual tug-of-war game. The device includes ball gallery and ratchet structures that cooperate to provide additional intermittent resistance to provide action to the device that mimics an actual tug-of-war experience wherein the opposing resistance is randomly changing.

Abstract: A self-exercise device that provides resistance to tugging, and is operable to intermittently change the resistance so as to mimic an actual tug-of-war game. The device includes ball gallery and ratchet structures that cooperate to provide additional intermittent resistance to provide action to the device that mimics an actual tug-of-war experience wherein the opposing resistance is randomly changing.