Niyaz Huseynzade Dogs are like people—they want to feel at home and secure. If you’re the dog owner, it’s critical to provide them with an environment where they feel completely safe and welcome. We’ve gathered a selection of dog-friendly product concept designs that will! The following dog accessories will aid you in making your home a secure haven for your dogs, allowing you to interact and bond with them more effectively while also ensuring that they are always comfortable. These products will be adored by your dogs, from an adaptable food bowl with a customizable stand to a carabiner-based dog leash.
1. TOMO
With minimalist aesthetics and exquisitely engineered designs backed by high-quality materials, TOMO upgrades pet gear with minimalism and beautiful engineering. TOMO’s pet gear is available in stunning matte black while studying the basics of plaid collars and harnesses with fiddly carabiner clips in the rear-view mirror. It includes a unique, strong metal clasp that secures in just seconds. It’s difficult to say who is responsible for the upkeep of this “ecosystem,” but it appears to be in good working order. Everything seems to be a part of a beautiful ecosystem (as opposed to current pet gear, where the leash, collar, and dog tag are all unique since they were purchased separately). The complete ecosystem of goods balances usefulness, comfort, and aesthetics while providing a contemporary upgrade to pet gear.
2. Nest Bowl
Dogs may clean their bowl with Nest Bowl, as it has a hexagonal shape that keeps messes in place better than a circular one. Nest Bowl’s elevated stands are included to raise the food bowl so that it is at your dog’s height, allowing them to eat without straining their neck. Users can select from an array of bright colors and two-tone color schemes to match their dog’s personality and home decor.
3. The GPCA X Clip PRO
The GPCA X Clip PRO is a heavy-duty carabiner-leash intended for big dogs. The 360Clip is a lightweight, breakaway clasp that utilizes CNC machining to provide a more convenient experience than conventional clasps. The 360clip is a little thicker and is machined out of solid stainless steel. It clips securely to any D-ring, and a diamond-knurled handle makes it simple to transport for people. The GPCA team also designed a no-pull leash looping formation for the 360clip. The no-pull construction, which allows you to wrap the leash around the dog’s front legs before clipping it to the D-ring, causes them to turn sideways each time they pull hard against the leash.
4. In The Dog
‘In the Dog’ is an automatic feeder that checks your dog’s body composition before every meal. I usually take my dog for his regular check-up once a quarter, and if their diets have to be adjusted because they are growing pups or feeding a device like this is very useful for pet owners. If you have a senior or sick dog, this automated pet feeder can come in handy. It’s difficult to pinpoint how much food is appropriate for your dog since they can’t tell you (and, even if they could, they would never say no to food). It’s fantastic to have a pet feeder that can take the guessing out and keep your dog adequately fed!
5. Printthinks’ dog-friendly prosthesis
Printthinks are dedicated to research and design study sessions that culminated in developing their 3D-printed prosthesis prototype, inspired by a dog with a useless leg who couldn’t run for over seven years. Printthinks produced an eco-friendly and pet-friendly solution by combining only environmentally responsible materials like as printed from a plastic called PETG. Everyone wants their goods to look nice, but thoughtful design is more than just a pretty face. Printthinks set out to improve the life of a dog who couldn’t run or walk for almost seven years by developing a dog-friendly prosthesis. Printthinks was impressed with how well the prototype ran on all four legs and looked while doing so.
6. Mopet
Mopet was initially designed for city dwellers to transport their tiny pups on journeys that would be too difficult for smaller dogs. Mopet is filled with various safety precautions since safety is the first consideration when selecting animal-friendly transportation methods. When riding at night, people may turn on the high beam LEDs on their e-bike and their little dog to make them more visible to approaching cars. Mopet is equipped with a big-capacity battery that allows travel for 60 kilometers when fully charged, whether their city is experiencing its yearly summer heatwave or their dog is just too exhausted to go any farther.
7. Pupsule
The Pupsule’s name is rather apt in describing the product. The tiny gadget is shaped like a pet capsule and is small enough to bring with you on your pet walks. The Pupsule has a two-piece design, with an upper half made of empty plastic bags and a plunger, and a lower half includes a 360° grabber arm (controlled by the plunger) and a smell-proof leak-proof space to store feces until you’re ready to throw it away.
8. A chair made for needy pets
In her YouTube video, Giertz spent hours designing a chair for needy dogs, going through both the prototype and final version of the chair. Fusion 360 was used to create a three-dimensional model of the pet chair by Gertz. The model includes an enclosed crate, a significant dog door, footrests, stairs, and a roof that serves as Giertz’s seat. The chair’s sides were milled by CNC milling using the top core and shelter and the chair’s rear housing. To curve the side walls around the radius of the chair, Giertz cut vertical ridges into them. Giertz attaches the pieces of plywood to make the prototype’s anticipated structure by using screws, but specific improvements were made during the process. The chair’s bottom part, which was milled in two parts to fit on the CNC bed, was created by Gerechtz. The remainder of the CNC-milled plywood pieces were assembled on top of the chair’s joined bottom piece. Giertz reduced the distance between the steps and added a railing system to border the chair’s stairs, main seat, and roof to make Scraps feel more secure as she moved up and down the chair’s steps.
9. The Playground
The Playground is a doghouse that may also be converted into a modular sofa! The various parts of the couch may be rearranged to create a variety of sofa styles and amusement areas where your dog can jump, bounce, and have fun! The doghouse on one side of the sofa appears extremely inviting and adorable! The doghouse features a small hole on top that allows your dog to stick his head out and connect with you while you sit on the sofa. It’s the ideal way to spend quality time with your pet! The Playground was created especially for millennial pet owners, as Xiao did. The designer considered that today’s millennials’ homes frequently have space restrictions and don’t have much free time. As a result, Playground is simple to assemble and won’t take up much room in our current tiny apartments. Xiao attempted to make Playground seem trendy and fun by giving it a youthful appearance! A little plant, bright colors, and minimal woodwork add contemporary appeal to the furniture design.
10. The Joyda Muzzle
The Joyda muzzle, in contrast to existing solutions, is more subdued and comfortable. The dog’s snout is encircled by a delicate strip of fabric rather than a cage-like design that represents a typical muzzle. The majority of the time, the Joyda muzzle dangles loosely, not restricting the dog’s mouth in any way. When it senses a possible attack, the strap will only tighten. How does the Joyda know? The receiver has a sensor that clips to the dog’s collar and helps detect changes in heart rate or other signals that might indicate aggressiveness. If the monitor detects an increase in heart rate or other indications of hostility, it will give a call to the muzzle and clench around the dog’s snout until the perceived danger has passed.
