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Daniel Glenn Bethke
License #:
E-5116 - Expired
Category:
Engineering Intern
Daniel Bethke Phones & Addresses
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Robbinsdale, MN
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Las Vegas, NV
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Saint Paul, MN
Work
Company:
Itt technical institute Feb 2010
Position:
Dean of academics
Education
School / High School:
Halkridge Systems training center- online 2014
Specialities:
Certification in Finished SOLIDWORKS Essentials class, 10/2014
Skills
Designed build and distribute over 4 • 000 Small Dog Comfort Adapters per year....
Resumes
Resumes
Credit Administrator At Chs
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Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Appraiser At Scott County
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Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Industry:
Government Administration
Daniel Bethke
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Daniel Bethke Henderson, NV
View pageWork:
ITT Technical Institute
Feb 2010 to 2000
Dean of academics
ITT Technical Institute
Henderson, NV
Aug 2003 to Feb 2010
Department Chair of the School of Drafting and Design
ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Williamsville, NY
Sep 2000 to May 2003
Instructor in the Mechanical Engineering Technology department
ITT Technical Institute
Getzville, NY
May 1999 to Sep 2000
Instructor
Flexovit
Angola, NY
Mar 1997 to Jun 1999
Mechanical Engineer
EGW assigned at DELPHI / HARRISON THERMAL SYSTEMS
Lockport, NY
1995 to 1997
Manufacturing Engineer
HYBRITEX AUTOMOTIVE CONTROLS INC
El Paso, TX
1994 to 1995
Mechanical Engineer
Feb 2010 to 2000
Dean of academics
ITT Technical Institute
Henderson, NV
Aug 2003 to Feb 2010
Department Chair of the School of Drafting and Design
ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Williamsville, NY
Sep 2000 to May 2003
Instructor in the Mechanical Engineering Technology department
ITT Technical Institute
Getzville, NY
May 1999 to Sep 2000
Instructor
Flexovit
Angola, NY
Mar 1997 to Jun 1999
Mechanical Engineer
EGW assigned at DELPHI / HARRISON THERMAL SYSTEMS
Lockport, NY
1995 to 1997
Manufacturing Engineer
HYBRITEX AUTOMOTIVE CONTROLS INC
El Paso, TX
1994 to 1995
Mechanical Engineer
Education:
Halkridge Systems training center
online
2014 to 2014
Certification in Finished SOLIDWORKS Essentials class, 10/2014
State University of New York, College at Buffalo
Dec 2001
Masters of Science in Technology Education
State University of New York, College at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
1994
Bachelors of Engineering in Technology
online
2014 to 2014
Certification in Finished SOLIDWORKS Essentials class, 10/2014
State University of New York, College at Buffalo
Dec 2001
Masters of Science in Technology Education
State University of New York, College at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
1994
Bachelors of Engineering in Technology
Skills:
Designed build and distribute over 4,000 Small Dog Comfort Adapters per year. A device used in dog training. Google: Comfort Adapter United States Patent Number [] March 30 2010
Publications
Us Patents
Comfort Adapter For Electronic Collars
View pageUS Patent:
7685971, Mar 30, 2010
Filed:
Oct 24, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/258350
Inventors:
Daniel Bethke - Henderson NV, US
International Classification:
A01K 15/02
US Classification:
119719, 119721
Abstract:
A comfort adapter for electronic collars that replaces the standard post electrodes normally found on electronic training collars with a plurality of acorn nut electrodes. This design ensures proper electrical contact with the dog's skin while increasing the comfort of these collars on small dogs, which have smaller necks. The adapter can be utilized with different types of electronic training collars, such as those used to facilitate training, to curb aggressive behavior and barking, and to confine dogs by means of an invisible fence.
Small Dog Comfort Adapter For Electronic Collars
View pageUS Patent:
20210105977, Apr 15, 2021
Filed:
Oct 10, 2019
Appl. No.:
16/598533
Inventors:
Daniel Bethke - Henderson NV, US
International Classification:
A01K 27/00
Abstract:
A small dog comfort adapter for electronic collars that replaces the standard post electrodes normally found on electronic training collars with wire or filamentary electrode contacts, and optionally, acorn nut electrode contacts. This design ensures proper electrical contact with the dog's skin while increasing the comfort of these collars on small dogs, which have smaller necks. The adapter can be utilized with different types of electronic training collars, such as those used to facilitate training, to curb aggressive behavior and barking, and to confine dogs by means of an invisible fence.