Abstract: A small animal harness comprising an elastically deformable forechest pouch for carrying a ball, snacks or other objects. The pouch is carried by a quadrilateral base member to which is attached a pair of flexible shoulder straps and a pair of flexible brisket straps whose ends converge over the animal's withers into a rigid connection plate so that the brisket straps are slidable within the plate and extend outwardly to be connected to a leash.

Abstract: A bubbler decoration for an aquarium comprising a model of a human figure having an air intake port connected by tubing to an air pump, an air outlet port in the gluteal region of the model and an interior air passage interconnecting the intake and outlet ports.

Abstract: A small animal harness comprising an elastically deformable forechest pouch for carrying a ball, snacks or other objects. The pouch is carried by a quadrilateral base member to which is attached a pair of flexible shoulder straps and a pair of flexible brisket straps whose ends converge over the animal's withers into a rigid connection plate so that the brisket straps are slidable within the plate and extend outwardly to be connected to a leash.

Abstract: The present invention is a novel connecting link interconnecting the spaced apart forechest straps of an animal harness where the link includes an elongated elastic band whose terminal ends are slidingly attached to the respective forechest straps with a modified triglide slide and an elongated non-elastic band having a length greater than the length of the elastic band whose terminal ends are also slidingly attached to the respective forechest straps.

Abstract: A finger tossing toy having a hollow body comprising a pliant unitary wall and at least one square shaped aperture through the wall where the at least one aperture is sized to accept and tightly grip a human finger.

Abstract: A shock absorbing tether comprising an elongated flexible primary strand which is surrounded by a longitudinally elastic casing having terminal ends and which is attached to the primary strand at each of its terminal ends and at at least one point intermediate the terminal ends.

Abstract: The canine three point control harness of the present invention comprises a foreleg crotch loop, that with appropriate tension from any one of three control points, applies pressure to the crotch pits of the dog's forelegs. A pair of shoulder straps support a connector ring disposed over the upper forechest of the dog which ring forms a forward control point that is connected to the foreleg crotch loop and, when attached to a leash, can apply pressure to the foreleg pits. Over the withers of the dog the shoulder straps are twisted together to form a handle, the rear portion of which is connected to that portion of the crotch loop which terminates over the withers and provides another control point for increasing the pressure on the foreleg pits. Lifting of either end of the twisted handle communicates tension to the crotch loop and consequent crotch pressure.

Abstract: A finger tossing toy having a hollow body comprising a pliant unitary wall and at least one square shaped aperture through the wall where the at least one aperture is sized to accept and tightly grip a human finger.

Abstract: A dog harness to deter jumping comprising a neck collar, a brisket cinch, and at least one fabric panel overlying the forechest of the dog and interconnecting the neck collar and the brisket cinch at a harness anchor point below the dog's chest and a pair of hind leg loops with free ends that respectively encircle each hind leg of a dog above the stifle, a connection to merge the free ends to form a single abdominal connecting link that underlies the belly and abdomen of a dog, and a selective connection between the abdominal connecting link and the harness anchor point.

Abstract: A method of creating a plurality of simulated window views on an interior surface of a building including defining the area on the surface that will be shown as window views and with a plurality of short throw video projectors hung from the ceiling provide a mapped video recording of an image to be viewed in the window areas where the mapped video recording creates discrete segments of the total view assigned to separate ones of the window areas and projecting the discrete segments on the window areas to create a total view of the selected image, such as a landscape.

Abstract: A dog harness having an open prosternum loop and an open sternum loop that are angularly interconnected to form left and right inverted V shaped shoulder covering apexes where the apexes are selectively interconnected with a buckle that slidingly engages adjustable length web members attached to the apexes and which form a point of attachment for a leash.

Abstract: A method of creating a plurality of simulated window views on an interior surface of a building including defining the area on the surface that will be shown as window views and with a plurality of short throw video projectors hung from the ceiling provide a mapped video recording of an image to be viewed in the window areas where the mapped video recording creates discrete segments of the total view assigned to separate ones of the window areas and projecting the discrete segments on the window areas to create a total view of the selected image, such as a landscape.

Abstract: A pet identification collar having a slide buckle is disclosed. The buckle includes a female member having a top surface on which is mounted a container having a transparent top and in which is disposed a slidable tray containing media carrying identification data on the pet wearing the collar.

Abstract: The canine three point control harness of the present invention comprises a foreleg crotch loop, that with appropriate tension from any one of three control points, applies pressure to the crotch pits of the dog's forelegs. A pair of shoulder straps support a connector ring disposed over the upper forechest of the dog which ring forms a forward control point that is connected to the foreleg crotch loop and, when attached to a leash, can apply pressure to the foreleg pits. Over the withers of the dog the shoulder straps are twisted together to form a handle, the rear portion of which is connected to that portion of the crotch loop which terminates over the withers and provides another control point for increasing the pressure on the foreleg pits. Lifting of either end of the twisted handle communicates tension to the crotch loop and consequent crotch pressure.

Abstract: A dog harness having an open prosternum loop and an open sternum loop that are angularly interconnected to form left and right inverted V shaped shoulder covering apexes where the apexes are selectively interconnected with a buckle that slidingly engages adjustable length web members attached to the apexes and which form a point of attachment for a leash.

Abstract: A shock absorbing tether comprising an elongated flexible primary strand which is surrounded by a longitudinally elastic casing having terminal ends and which is attached to the primary strand at each of its terminal ends and at at least one point intermediate the terminal ends.

Abstract: A dog harness comprising, an open ended prosternum loop and an open ended sternum loop that are angularly interconnected so as to form first and second harness apexes adapted to be positioned over the shoulders of a dog, first and second web loops attached to the respective first and second apexes, each having a slip buckle for adjusting the size of the loop, and a single side release buckle slidingly engaging the first and second web loops for interconnecting the loops over the dog's withers.

Abstract: A dog harness comprising, an open ended prosternum loop and an open ended sternum loop that are angularly interconnected so as to form first and second harness apexes adapted to be positioned over the shoulders of a dog, first and second web loops attached to the respective first and second apexes, each having a slip buckle for adjusting the size of the loop, and a single side release buckle slidingly engaging the first and second web loops for interconnecting the loops over the dog's withers.

Abstract: A dog harness to deter jumping comprising a neck collar, a brisket cinch, and at least one fabric panel overlying the forechest of the dog and interconnecting the neck collar and the brisket cinch at a harness anchor point below the dog's chest and a pair of hind leg loops with free ends that respectively encircle each hind leg of a dog above the stifle, a connection to merge the free ends to form a single abdominal connecting link that underlies the belly and abdomen of a dog, and a selective connection between the abdominal connecting link and the harness anchor point.