The device functions as a protective buffer that slides onto the sharp, hard perimeter of a standard plastic cone. By providing a cushioned barrier, the attachment prevents the cone from acting like a blade when a dog turns its head or brushes against a person's legs. The inventor emphasizes that the design prioritizes simplicity, ensuring that pet owners can apply it without complex tools or mechanical frustration.
Currently, a prototype exists for the product, which is being marketed under the reference number RKH-1279. InventHelp is representing the invention, seeking licensing agreements or manufacturing partnerships to bring the protective guard to the retail market. The company is directing interested parties to their Pittsburgh headquarters for further technical specifications or collaboration inquiries.


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