Abstract: A leash-with-variable-anchor may have two opposing fastener structures, one for removable attachment to a collar or to a harness; and another for fastening back onto a portion of leash-with-variable-anchor, forming a closed looped structure, an anchor. The anchor may function as a handle. The anchor may also be quickly, easily, and safely attached to various articles, such as, but not limited to, posts; and without a need of detaching from the collar or from the harness. In some embodiments, the loop structure of the anchor may be variable (i.e., adjustable) in size. In some embodiments, at least portions of loop structure of the anchor may elastic.

Abstract: A leash-with-variable-anchor may have two opposing fastener structures, one for removable attachment to a collar or to a harness; and another for fastening back onto a portion of leash-with-variable-anchor, forming a closed looped structure, an anchor. The anchor may function as a handle. The anchor may also be quickly, easily, and safely attached to various articles, such as, but not limited to, posts; and without a need of detaching from the collar or from the harness. In some embodiments, the loop structure of the anchor may be variable (i.e., adjustable) in size. In some embodiments, at least portions of loop structure of the anchor may elastic.

Abstract: A leash-with-variable-anchor has two opposing fastener structures, one for removable attachment to a collar or to a harness; and another for fastening back onto a portion of an elongate-member of the leash, forming a looped structure, an anchor. The anchor may function as a handle. The anchor may also be quickly, easily, and safely attached to various articles, such as, but not limited to, posts; and without a need of detaching from the collar or from the harness. In some embodiments, the loop structure of the anchor may be variable (i.e., adjustable) in size.

Abstract: A tactile guidance system is provided comprising a plurality of tactile indicators in a first form located at pre-determined spaced intervals along a surface to mark a route to be followed by a user to a particular location. The user moves towards the particular location by following the tactile indicators using a sensory part of their body. One or more further tactile indicators are provided in at least a second form on the surface. The tactile indicators in the second form indicate to a user that they are required to change their direction of movement and move in a new direction in order to reach the particular location. Once the user has changed their direction of movement accordingly, the user then continues to follow further tactile indicators of said first or further form to the particular location.