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Better Tether

A Better Way To Feed and Tether Your Dog

Davison Produced Product Invention: Better Tether

Mr. Davison (aka Mr. D) and the Better Tether’s inventor who dared to invent:

Inventor of the product idea: Better Tether

Inventor of the Better Tether

The Problem:

Many dog owners must tether their canine companions outdoors at times. Usually, it is just a matter of time before the chain or cable knocks over the dog’s food and water bowls as the pet runs around; the food gets dirty and the water soaks into the soil or evaporates, leaving the dog thirsty. In addition, ordinary tethering devices that protrude from the ground pose a tripping hazard and an obstacle for a lawn mower.

Davison's Better Way:

We developed the Better Tether for our client, who wanted to create a better and more humane method of tethering a dog outdoors. Unlike traditional devices, the unit is placed in-ground, eliminating an obstacle to pets, humans and machines. The divided food and water bowl can never be tipped over and the unit never has to be moved for the lawnmower! A leash can be attached directly to the strong steel post within the unit, and the vivid orange color makes the bowl highly visible. Fido will never go thirsty again!

Better Tether product image

Featured in the following stores:

Home Depot Wayfair
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The client has made a profit on this product. A typical project does not get a royalty agreement, sell in stores or generate a profit.