Improvements in Dog Collars to Prevent a Dog Slipping same, either when Tied Up or being Led.
Year: 1889

page_text: Date of Application, 9th May, 1889
Complete Specification Left, 6th Feb., 1890-Accepted, 8th Mar., 1890
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Dog Collars to Prevent a Dog Slipping same,
either when Tied Up or being Led.
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I ENEAS FALKINER NUTFALL, Gentleman, of 30 Arnott Street, Dublin Ireland,
do hereby declare the nature of the said invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN DOG
COLLARS TO PREVENT A DOG SLIPPING SAME, EITHER WHEN TIED UP OR BEING LED :-
The object of my improved collar is to prevent a dog slipping his head through it
when tied up or being led.
In the accompanying drawings I have shown a collar of the description embodying
my invention, it consists of three parts, and is a combination of an ordinary
collar and one that will tighten to any degree should a dog pull, or try to get
out of it, and yet is so contrived that not the least injury can occur by its use, as
even the effort of breathing is sufficient to relieve the collar from any pressure or
tightness round the throat."
The collar consists of three principle parts A, B and C.
A and B being united by a buckle frame d. form the collar proper
this inside is a second or slip collar O.
Stitched to
In adjusting the collar the end of the slip collar C is first passed through the
buckle frame d, the end of the collar A B is then passed through the buckle e, at
the end of the piece B, and is then fitted to the dogs throat, as required, and the
tongue of the buckle fixed in the usual manner into any one of the holes in the collar,
the end of which is then fastened as usual
When so adjusted the inner collar C is free to slip or slide to and fro loosely
through the buckle frame d, the end of this second collar C, is provided with a
metal loop, and to this the chain or strap g is connected as is customary.
When the dog becomes troublesome by pulling or trying to slip the collar, the
inner one C, being free to slip, tightens round the throat, but as soon as he ceases to
struggle or resist, it at once loosens, even the action of breathing will free the throat
from pressure
When the collar is not required for use in this manner, the strap or chain g.
is removed from the end f which is then passed through the loop h. and the chain
is attached to the loop 2, the inner collar C is then inoperative.
A. C. HENDERSON & Co., Patent Agents,
46, Southampton Buildings, Holborn, Agents for the Applicant.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Dog Collars to Prevent a Dog Slipping same,
either when Tied Up or being Led.
I ENEAS FALKINER NUTTALL of 30 Arnott Street Dublin Ireland Gentleman do
hereby declare the nature of my invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN DOG COLLARS TO
PREVENT A DOG SLIPPING SAME, EITHER WHEN TIED UP OR BEING LED," and in what
manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in
and by the following statement that is to say
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The object of my invention is to prevent a dog slipping his head through the collar
either when tied up or being led.
In the drawings accompanying the Provisional Specification I have shown a
collar of the description embodying my invention, it consists of three parts, and
in the combination of an ordinary collar, and one that will tighten to any degree
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page_text: should a dog pull, or try to get out of it, and yet is so contrived that not the least
injury can occur by its use, as even the effort of breathing is sufficient to relieve the
collar from any pressure or tightness round the throat
The collar consists of three principal parts A B, & C. A, & B, being united
by a buckle frame d, form the collar proper Stitched to this, inside is a second or
slip collar C.
In adjusting the collar the end of the slip collar C, is first passed through the
buckle frame d, the end of the collar A B is then passed through the buckle e, at
the end of the piece B, and is then fitted to the dogs throat, as required, and the
tongue of the buckle fixed in the usual manner into any one of the holes in the collar,
the end of which is then fastened as usual
When so adjusted the inner collar C, is free to slip or slide to and fro loosely
through the buckle frame d, the end of this second collar C, is provided with a metal
loop, and to this the chain or strap g, is connected, as is customary
When the dog becomes troublesome by pulling or trying to slip the collar, the
inner one C, being free to slip, tightens round the throat, but as soon as he ceases to
struggle or resist, it at once loosenes, even the action of breathing will free the throat
from pressure.
When the collar is not required for use in this manner the strap or chain 9 18
removed from the end f, which is then passed through the loop h, and the chain is
attached to the loop, the inner collar C, is then inoperative.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I claim is
The combination with a dog collar consisting of the pieces A and B, and having
the bands h, and the buckle frame d, of an auxilliary collar consisting of a single
strap C, stitched at one end to the inside of the collar and having its opposite end
passed through the buckle frame and band, and free to move therein, whereby the said
auxilliary collar will tighten when tension is exerted at the end thereof, and relax
when the tension is relaxed, as set forth.
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A. C.
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HENDERSON & CO., Patent Agents,
46, Southampton Buildings, and Dublin, Agents for the Inventor.