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The official USPTO status record for "KEEP THE WHOLE WORLD'S TAIL WAGGIN'" DESSIGN BY RON BIANCO "KEEP YOUR TAIL A-WAGGIN" RON BIANCO & "BILBO", serial 73774959, as a dated PDF. One price, one document, delivered in about a minute.
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"KEEP THE WHOLE WORLD'S TAIL WAGGIN'" DESSIGN BY RON BIANCO "KEEP YOUR TAIL A-WAGGIN" RON BIANCO & "BILBO"Serial 73774959 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled
Owner: BIANCO, RON
Class 020 -
Filed Jan 17, 1989
Registered Feb 13, 1990
The record shows that the mark “KEEP THE WHOLE WORLD'S TAIL WAGGIN'” was registered on the Principal Register on February 13, 1990, but it was cancelled on August 20, 1996 because the owner, Ron Bianco, did not file a Section 8 declaration. The mark covered novelty items, specifically a simulated dog tail, and the first use was April 1, 1988. Because the mark was cancelled, it no longer provides enforceable rights, but the cancellation itself is a status event that appears in the record. The history shows no opposition, cancellation, or court action beyond the Section 8 cancellation, so there is no visible enforcement activity. A similar name that refers to a simulated dog tail or related novelty pet accessory would raise the closest record‑based concern, while a name used for unrelated goods would be farther from the scope shown. If you are thinking of a name that includes “tail waggin” for a pet accessory, this cancelled record suggests a potential, but not definitive, risk.
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