DE20301621U1 - Box for permanent or temporary housing of domesticated animals comprises inflatable, elastic, firm and connecting components - Google Patents

Abstract

The box for permanent or temporary housing of domestic animals comprises inflatable, elastic, firm and connecting components. The inflatable chamber (1) of the box, when inflated through a valve (2), forms the side walls and the roof of the box. The base of the box can also be inflated. The side walls, roof and base can consist of individually inflatable bags, each with its own valve or connected by tubes to each other, having a common valve. Inside the box, is a catchment pan (10) e.g. of plastic and a carpet (9). The elastic or pliable wall (7) is closable with inter-engaging sliding closures (8,11). Straps (4) are fitted to the box for comfortable carrying, to which a main grip (5) and two side grips (3) are fixed. The door (7) has openings (5) for ventilation which can be closed by a net for protection against insects.

Description

Inflatable box for animals

inventor ;

Eduard Rymalov 50 Michael Zisser

Description

The device is intended for the temporary or permanent confinement of dogs or other pets and birds in human dwellings as well as in means of transport, e.g. cars, aircraft, watercraft, or for the protection of birds and animals from external influences, other animals and insects.

The device also has additional elements that allow the positioning of animals, e.g. during injections or examinations or for their protection in the home, during transport or on the water.

State of the art

For the permanent residence of animals, both stationary devices such as huts, cages, etc., which are usually positioned outside the living space, as well as modular devices, e.g. patent US 2,854,948, and mobile ones, e.g. patent US 4,484,540, are used. Constructions of inflatable devices are known, e.g. a dog house with inflatable walls and door, e.g. patent US 6,354,245.

The known devices are used for permanent as well as temporary accommodation of animals. Many devices have a number of disadvantages that make their use either inconvenient or expensive.

The problem

The main task is to create a living space for pets that is comfortable for both the animals and the people.

The pet's location during sleeping, feeding, etc. must meet certain parameters that are not always suitable for human homes.

In addition, the animals' freedom of movement in their homes and transport systems often has to be temporarily restricted.

Stationary "living" options for animals are often uncomfortable, too big, too heavy, not adapted to human housing, not mobile, difficult to clean, etc.

The known modular devices are essentially suitable for small animals, are not very strong and have a short service life.

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In certain cases, the devices must have special characteristics such as buoyancy in the event of flooding, rescue operations, staying on water.

5 The animals' ability to move often has to be restricted, e.g. for medical examinations, etc. It is particularly important that the animals' accommodation is comfortable when giving birth to young and when they are being raised.
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The solution

The authors have developed an inflatable construction designed for permanent or temporary accommodation of pets in apartments or transport facilities and for the necessary limitation of their activity and movement.

It also allows for comfortable and safe transport of pets in cars, airplanes, bicycles and watercraft.

The elaborate design is convenient in its compactness in the deflated state, can be quickly brought into working condition, is easy to clean, set up and fix. The device has elements that prevent its displacement and tipping over.

The developed structures can be multifunctional: they can be used as combined tourist elements, e.g. as inflatable kennels for dogs and at the same time as inflatable mattresses and seats, as well as rescue equipment in the water.

The inflatable huts can have several sections if individual blocks are put together to form a complex.

In order to limit or prevent the animals from moving, e.g. during injections, the huts have inflatable fixation elements inside with which the animals can be positioned on the ceiling, floor or walls.

Let us consider the possibilities of variants from different points of view

The construction is integrated into the living room.

Decorative elements (surface of the roof and walls that match the furniture) - e.g. Fig. 8

Anti-tipping elements - e.g. Fig. 3, 4, 18, 26, 36 Fastening elements for the walls and the floor (suction pump elements) - e.g. Fig. 29

Device for raising puppies

Multi-sectional devices for separating the puppies - e.g. Fig. 2.2. Devices with adjustable height of the walls - e.g. Fig. 2.3. Devices to facilitate cleaning of the floor e.g. Fig. 1, mobile boxes

3.1 Boxes with the elements for carrying the inflatable box with the animal in the form of handles and straps (including telescopic elements), backpack elements, devices on wheels - e.g. Fig. 1, 4, 7,

3.2. Transport by bicycle - e.g. Fig.

3.3. Transport by rail or car (inflatable expandable elements, including with telescopic fastening elements) - e.g. Fig.

Multifunctional devices - e.g. Fig. 10, 12 -14, containers (interconnected boxes) - e.g. Fig.

Devices that deprive the animal of its ability to move, e.g. Fig. 16, 17, 24, 28 ,35

Soundproofing devices - e.g. Fig. 8. Protection against insects - e.g. Fig.

Further advantageous embodiments are characterized in the subclaims. The invention of the authors is explained in more detail below with reference to drawings.

Fig 1: inflatable box, with elastic front wall with zipper.

Fig 2: inflatable box (rear view in Fig. 1).

Fig. 3: Analogous to Fig. 1, but the box is attached to the base.

Fig 4: Similar to Fig. 1, but the box has pockets into which support rods are inserted.

Fig 5: Analogous to Fig. l, but the side walls and the ceiling are made of several inflatable parts.

Fig 6: Analogous to Fig. 1, but the elastic front wall is made of two parts.

Fig. 7: Similar to Fig. 1, but has shoulder straps like a backpack.

Fig 8: Analogous to Fig. 1, but the front wall is removable and decorative.

Fig 9: Similar to Fig. 1, but has straps for attachment to the luggage rack and seat of the bike.

Fig. 10: Inflatable box, the main part of which is an inflatable mattress (front view, axonometry). 15

Fig lla - Hf: Elements of the inflatable box from Fig. 10.

Fig 12: Inflatable mattress made of 4 pillows (front view, axonometry).
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Fig. 13: Body of the box made of inflatable mattress (front view, axonometry).

Fig 14: Armchair made of inflatable mattress (front view, axonometry).

Fig 15: Similar to Fig 10, but pockets are attached to the box into which rods are inserted to provide stability to the construction.
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Fig 16: Similar to Fig. 1, but inside the box there are inflatable cushions attached to the ceiling, floor and walls.

Fig 17: Similar to Fig. 1, but inside the box an inflatable bag is attached to the ceiling and two straps are pulled through slots in the box.

Fig 18: Similar to Fig. 1, but two inflatable chambers are attached to the hut.

Fig. 19: several boxes are connected to form a container (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 20: Box with hinged front wall that has side turns (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 21: Inflatable box (rear view in Fig. 20).

Fig. 22: Analogous to Fig. 8, but the collecting pan has an inclination towards the opening at the bottom, which is connected to the inlet box.

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Fig. 23: Collection pan with inflatable cushion (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 24: Similar to Fig. 17, but inflatable cushions are attached to the upper and lower belts.

Fig. 25: Analogous to Fig. 8, but the front wall has a window with net and grille.

Fig. 26: The box is attached to the inflatable base (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 27: Box with wheels (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 28: Box with chambers for clamping the animal legs (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 29: Soundproof box with closed entrance and windows and with air exchanger (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 30: Enclosure with bellows in the form of a harmonica and with inflatable chamber (front view, axonometry). 25

Fig. 31: Box with tracks with elements of the front wall inserted into them (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 32: Elements of the front wall (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 33: Box made of inflatable elements with hard bottom (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 34: Box positioned between car seats using inflatable cushions (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 35: A dog pressed to the wall and to the floor by means of inflatable cushions (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 36: Box with inflatable frame and humidity sensor and with the control device for air pumps (front view, axonometry).
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Fig. 37: Inflatable mattress with inflatable extensions for fixing the floor and the front and rear walls (sectional view).

Fig. 38: Inflatable elements of the box are connected to the drawer (front view, axonometry).

Fig. 39: Box is built into the chair ( front view, axonometry ).

Fig. 40-41 show the development surface of various boxes. 5

The main part of the box (Fig. 1) consists of an inflatable chamber 1, which is shaped such that when it is inflated through the valve 2, the side walls and the roof of the box are built up. The floor can also be inflatable. The walls and the roof (and the floor) can consist of individual inflatable bags, which can either each have its own valve or they are connected to each other by tubes and have a common valve 2. The lower edges of the inflatable chamber 1 are connected to an elastic or non-elastic or inflatable floor.

A collecting pan 10, e.g. made of plastic, and a carpet 9 are inserted into the interior of the box. The elastic or flexible wall 7 is attached to the box using fastening elements (e.g.

The box is closed with two openings (e.g. zippers) 8 or 11. To make it easy to carry the box, it is fitted with a strap 4, to which the handle 5 is attached, and two side handles 3. The door 7 has openings for ventilation. The openings 6 can be closed with a net to protect against insects. The length of the handle 5 and the width of the chamber 1 must be the same so that the box does not contract when carried, or solid planks 4a are attached to the strap 4 at the top and/or bottom and/or sides of the box. A cover made of durable material can be attached to the inside of the box and to the edges of the entrance opening to prevent the material from being punctured or bitten through. The cover is attached using zippers, buttons, clips, etc. This cover can also be removed and cleaned.

The rear wall of the box (Fig. 2) has openings 6 for ventilation and windows 14 and 15. The windows 14 and 15 are closed with fasteners 12 and 13. If the box has two windows, then it can be used for dogs of different sizes. The windows 14 and 15 can be covered with a net that protects against insects or, for example, snake bites.

To prevent the dog from tipping over the box, it is either attached to the wall or a heavy base 17 (Fig. 3) using the fastening elements 16, or there are pockets 21 (Fig. 4) in the box into which long rods 19 are inserted. The rods 19 are connected to the cross rods 20. The rods 19 can also be used for carrying a heavy animal by two or more people. The rods can be telescopic. The front wall

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has fastening element 20a for the door that closes the entrance.

Fig. 5 shows a box whose walls and ceiling consist of several inflatable chambers 22. Some inflatable chambers have their own valves 2. If some chambers are not inflated and the box is pulled together by means of the strap 21a and the buckle 22a, the length of the box can be changed.

The door may consist of two halves 23 and 24 (Fig. 6) which are connected to each other and to the inflatable bag 1 by means of fastening elements 25 and 26, e.g. with hooks and eyes, buttons, clips, Velcro fasteners, hook-and-loop fasteners.

The box in Fig. 7 has carrying straps 28 with a length adjustment mechanism 27. The carrying straps 28 are attached to the belt 4. This box can be carried together with the dog like a normal backpack. In order to prevent the box from shrinking, solid planks corresponding to the width of the box must be attached to the straps 4 at the top and/or bottom and/or solid planks corresponding to the height of the box must be attached to the sides of the box, or solid rings must be attached to the box or put on it instead of the straps 4.

Box in Fig. 8 has the extendable front wall 29, which is attached by means of eyelets 30 and hooks 31. The front wall 20 is equipped with decorative material and has an opening 32 for ventilation. The rear wall can also be made extendable.

To transport the box together with the dog on the bicycle, there are straps 33 (Fig. 8) which are attached to the belt 4.

Since the box is not needed all the time at home or in the car, it is convenient to have a multifunctional device. The box in Fig. 10 is made of inflatable mattress. It consists of two inflatable parts 38 and 39, which have the fastening element 36 in the edges. These openings 36 serve to fasten the front wall with the entrance opening 37, rear wall and bottom. The parts 38 and 39 can be used as a normal mattress, and when transported on water they serve as a rescue device.

In Fig. 11a to Fig. Hf the elements of the box (Fig. 10) are shown. All elements have the openings 42 on the strips (e.g. 41 and 43) for fastening to each other. The rear wall 45 (Fig. lic) has the window 46, which is closed by means of the zipper 44. In order for the box

becomes harder, the hard rods 47 and 48 are attached to the bottom 34 (Fig. Hd) or it has the bottom 50 (Fig. He) with inflatable cushions 49 and 51. The bottom in Fig. Hf is designed in the form of a hard collecting pan 52 with the openings 42 for the attachment of other parts of the box.

Fig. 12 shows inflatable mattress consisting of 4 inflatable cushions 54 - 57. The strips 53 on the edges of the cushions have the openings 42 for mounting the box or other devices.

Fig. 13 shows the box, which has the inflatable mattress (Fig. 12) as a base. The edges of the mattress are connected and the walls are attached at the front and back (not drawn in Fig. 13). To make the structure robust, the hard rods 47 and 48 are attached.

Fig. 14 shows an armchair (Fig. 14) which can also be built on the basis of the mattress (Fig. 12) when the box is not needed. In this case the cushion 56 is not inflated. The cushions 54 and 55, which serve as the backrests of the armchair, are connected to the rods 47 and 48. The upper and lower cushions 55 and 57 are connected to the belts 58.

On the box in Fig. 15, which is built on the basis of the mattress (Fig. Ha), pockets 59 and 64 are attached into which the rods 60-63, 65 and 66 are inserted. They serve to ensure the robustness of the construction.

The inflatable cushions 67 - 70 in Fig. 16 are attached to the floor, roof and walls inside the box. When the cushions 67 - 70 are inflated, the position of the animal can be fixed. This is necessary during medical examinations or injections. The cushions can be replaceable and they can have such a shape that when inflated they take the shape of a specific animal or that of an animal of a certain size.

The inflatable cushion 67 in Fig. 17 is attached to the roof. Two belts 71 and 72 are passed through the slots in the walls of the box, which can fix the position of the animal like the cushions in Fig. 16. To do this, the belts 71 and 72 must be tightened and the cushion 67 inflated.

Two inflatable chambers 74 in the form of long tubes are attached to the sides of the box. The belt 4 is inserted through the pocket 73, which has a continuous opening. Such inflatable chambers 74 serve to ensure the balance and buoyancy of the box.

The container in Fig. 19 is constructed from several boxes. Each row of boxes is arranged on a frame or plate 79,...Dia.BQxan,.sijad connected to each other and attached to the

The boxes are connected to each other and attached to the frames 7 9 by means of the rods 77 with the heads 75 and 7 6 and the rods 83 with the heads 82. The rods 77 and 83 are inserted through the holes in the plates 79 and through the eyelets 80. The nuts 81 are screwed onto the rods 77. The plates 79 are located on the pins 78 which are inserted or screwed into the rods 77. The container can be used to transport several animals. When transporting on water, the container can be arranged on an inflatable boat.

The box in Fig. 20 and Fig. 21 has a hinged front wall 87 with collar and foils 86, zipper 84 and with the window 85. In the rear wall of the box there are two windows 85. Inside the box there is a partition 88 that can separate one puppy from the other.

Fig. 22 is analogous to Fig. 8, but the bottom of the collecting pan 90 has an inclination towards the opening 91, which is connected to the inlet container 92 by means of the hose 93. Under the collecting pan 90 one can arrange the inflatable chamber 94 with the valve 89 (Fig. 23). The valve 89 is led outside. The inflatable chamber 94 can be used to change the inclination of the collecting pan 90.

Fig. 24 is analogous to Fig. 17, but the upper inflatable cushion 67 is attached to the belts 95 and 96. The inflatable cushions 97 and 98 are attached to the lower belts 71 and 72.

Fig. 25 is analogous to Fig. 8, but the front wall 99 has a window with the grille 101 and net 100. The grille 101 is made of e.g. metal or plastic and prevents the net 100 from tearing. The nets 100 and 102 protect the animals from insects.

The box in Fig. 26 is attached to the inflatable frame 103, which prevents the box from tipping over and at the same time gives the box buoyancy in case of need. In addition, the inflatable frame 103 is a comfortable place for the animal to lie down.

The box in Fig. 27 allows the transport of animals. Two tubes 104 are attached to the box, into which two axles 106 are inserted. Wheels 105 can be attached to the axle 106. A cord 107 is attached to the box. In addition to inflatable cushions and belts shown in Fig. 16, 17 and 24, Fig. 28 shows another way of securing the animals. In Fig. 28 there is a frame 116 to which the box is attached. Inflatable stockings 112 are put on the animal's legs. The distance between the stockings 112 is adjusted using belts 108, 110, 113, 115,

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118, 119 and the length adjustment mechanism 111. The animal's legs can be fixed with the help of the stockings 112, the belts 108, 110, 113, 115, 118, 119, rings 109 and the cords. The hoses 114 and 117 with the valve are connected to the inflatable stockings 112.

The box in Fig. 29 has a possibility of sound insulation. In this case, the entrance (and other openings too) is hermetically closed by the wall 123. The air exchanger 121 supplies the box with air through the hoses 120 and 122. The box can also be covered with sound insulation material or a sound insulation cover. The box has the suction-pump elements 124 for attachment to the house floor or walls.

The enclosure in (Fig. 30) has walls that can be opened and closed like an accordion. The inflatable chambers 125 and 126 with the valves 127 are attached to the bellows 128. The chamber 126 is inflated and the chamber 125 is not. When the chamber 125 is inflated, the enclosure height increases. Such an enclosure allows the movement of the puppies to be limited.

The box in Fig. 31 also allows the movement of the puppies to be limited. The box has the tracks 129 into which the elements of the front wall 130 - 132 can be inserted. The element of the front wall 132 (Fig. 32) forms the entrance.

The box in Fig. 33 is made of the inflatable mattress 135, to which a front wall, a rear wall and the floor 138 are attached by means of the zippers 133 and 136. A container 134 and a base 137 are placed inside.

The box (Fig. 34) can be secured between the car seats 139 and 143 or between the walls of the trunk or the truck body by means of the inflatable cushions 140 and 142. To prevent the box from being compressed when the cushions 140 and 142 are inflated, the box is surrounded by the hard supporting body 141. The cushions 140 and 142 can be secured to the supporting body 141 directly or by means of an extendable rod.

Fig. 35 shows the dog 144 fixed to the wall and floor of the box by means of inflatable cushions 145 and 146.

The soil moisture sensor 151 is attached to the inflatable frame 147 (Fig. 36), which is covered with the umbrella 150. The soil moisture sensor 151 is connected to the control device of the air pumps 148 by the cable 149. In the event of flooding, for example, the frame 147 is inflated and the box stays above water.

The box in Fig. 37 is assembled by means of the inflatable extensions 154 in the inflatable mattress 153, which are inserted into the openings of the floor 152 and into the openings of the front wall and the rear wall.

The box walls in Fig. 38 are attached to the frame 155 with the drawer 157. The upper part of the frame 155 has the grid 156, which is covered with the cover 9. 10

The box in Fig. 39 is inserted in the chair 158.

Fig. 40-41 show various boxes. The inflatable elements of the boxes are connected by means of fastening elements, e.g. zippers, and they serve as front walls 160, 170, 171 with the entrance openings 159, 169, 176, as floors - 163, 166, 172, as vertical walls - 161, 162, 164, 167, as walls with a flat-round ceiling - 168, as inclined walls - 173, 174, 175. Such structures can be quickly assembled, disassembled and cleaned.

For the night, the box can be equipped with lighting elements and the inflatable elements can be connected to the control device of the air pumps.

List of reference symbols List of reference symbols

1 inflatable 52 Drip pan 115 Belt chamber 53 patrol 116 Frame 2.2a Valve 54-57 inflatable 117 Hose 3 Side handle chamber 118,119 Belt 4 belt 58 Belt 120 Hose 4a bar 59 Bag 121 Air exchanger 5 Handle 60-63 pole 122 Hose 6 opening 64 Bag 123 Wall 7 door 65-66 pole 124 Suction pump element 8th zipper 67-70 inflatable 125,126 inflatable 9 document chamber chamber 10 Drip pan 71-72 Belt 127 Valve 11-13 Fastening 73 Bag 128 Bellows, m element 74 inflatable 129 career, f 14-15 Window chamber 130-132 Element of 16 Fastening 75-76 Heads Front wall element 77 pole 133 zipper 17 frame 78 Pen 134 vessel 18 Bag 79 plate 135 mattress, f 19-20 bar 80 eyelet 136 zipper 20a Fastening 81 Mother 137 document element 82 Head 138 Floor 21 Bag 83 pole 139 Car seat 21a belt 84 zipper 140 inflatable 22 inflatable 85 Window chamber chamber 86 Coupling element 141 Support body m 22a buckle 87 Front wall 142 inflatable 23-24 Half of the door 88 partition wall chamber 25-26 Connection 89 Valve 143 Car seat element 90 Drip pan 144 Dog 27 Length adjustment 91 opening 145,146 inflatable mechanism 92 Inlet tank chamber 28 Carrying straps 93 Hose 147 inflatable 29 Front wall 94 inflatable frame 30-31 Fastening chamber 148 Control device elements 95.96 Belt the air pumps 32 opening 97.98 inflatable 149 Cable 33 tape chamber 150 umbrella 34 Floor 99 Front wall 151 Giver of the soil 35 Front wall 100 Network, &eegr; humidity 36 Fastening 101 Grid, &eegr; 152 Floor element 102 network 153 mattress, f 37 Entrance opening 103 inflatable 154 inflatable 38-39 Part of the mattress frame chamber ze 104 Pipe 155 frame 40 Connecting part 105 wheel 156 Grid 41 patrol 106 axis 157 Drawer 42 opening 107 line 158 Chair 43 patrol 108 Belt 159,169, 44 zipper 109 ring 176 Entrance opening 45 Rear wall 110 Belt 160-168, inflatable

46 Window 111 Length adjustment 170-175 elements 47-48 pole mechanism 49 Inflatable 112 inflatable chamber stocking 50 Floor 113 Belt 51 inflatable 114 Hose chamber

Claims (31)

1. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that all the resulting box elements consist entirely or partially of inflatable elements which, when connected to one another or to elastic and rigid elements by connecting elements and when filled with gas or liquid substances, form a rigid, closed structure. 2. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 1, the inflatable and/or elastic and/or rigid elements of the box are connected to the base 17 and/or have associated elements into which rods of a certain length 19 or telescopic rods of adjustable length can be inserted. 3. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 2, the bars for transporting the box are provided with handles or wheels 105 , 106 ( Fig. 27) 4. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-27, the construction is designed such that the inflatable, elastic or rigid elements of the box have connecting parts which, when inflating certain inflatable elements and attaching certain elastic and rigid elements to them, form various structures, e.g. a doghouse, and simultaneously fill the role of two or more structures, e.g. that of a doghouse and a mattress or that of an armchair, a raft, a table, a tent ( Fig. 12, Fig. 10, Fig. 14). 5. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-4 on the outer and/or inner surface of the shell of the box there are pockets for storing and fastening objects, dishes and packaging with food and drink ( Fig. 3). 6. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-5, additional inflatable elements 67-70 ( Fig. 16) and/or straps 70 and 71 ( Fig. 17) and/or straps with inflatable elements 97 and 98 ( Fig. 24) are attached to the inner elements of the box. 7. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, which consists of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-6, additional inflatable elements, e.g. 74 ( Fig. 18) and 103 ( Fig. 26), are attached to the box, which enable floating. 8. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-7, the boxes ( Fig. 19) have connecting (e.g. 80 - eyelet), supporting (e.g. 79 - plate) and fixing (e.g. 77 - rod, 78 - pin and 81 - nut) elements, which can be connected by them to form multi-layered or multi-storey structures. 9. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-8, the front and/or rear wall are designed as a box-shaped construction 85 , one side of which has an element with a bevel ( Fig. 20), which side can be connected to an elastic coupling element 86 and is attached to the box with a fastening element, e.g. a fastener or buttons. 10. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-9, the box is equipped with partitions 88 ( Fig. 21) which divide the interior of the box into two or more sections. 11. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-10, the bottom of the box or the tray 90 inserted into it is designed such that the inner surface of the bottom has an inclination towards the drainage opening 91 ( Fig. 22). 12. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-11, a frame 116 ( Fig. 28) is attached to the bottom of the walls of the box, to which inflatable chambers 112 are attached by means of straps, for example 108, wherein the distances between the chambers can be varied 111. 13. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, which consists of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-2 one or more walls and/or elements of the box are made e.g. of wood, synthetic material, glass, metal 29 Fig. 9. 14. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 3 one or more walls and/or roof have decorative covering layers. 15. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-12 the box has external and/or internal additional and detachable rigid or elastic covering layers. 16. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 15 the covering layer is made of sound-insulating material. 17. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 15 the covering layer is provided with a strengthening material. 18. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 15 the covering layer is made of antistatic material. 19. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claim 15 the covering layer is made of water-repellent material. 20. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, solid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-19, the box has one or more sealing elements, e.g. 123, for the fixed or hermetic closure of the entrance opening and the windows ( Fig. 29), the interior of the box being connected by tubes 120 and 122 to a mechanism for sucking in and out the air 121 . 21. Box for the permanent or temporary keeping of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-20, one or more walls have grooves into which panels with a cutout for the entrance opening 132 or without a cutout 130 ( Fig. 31) can be inserted. 22. Box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-21, the side walls of the box are made of inflatable elements 125 and 126 ( Fig. 30) assembled one after the other or of panels 128 and inflatable elements 125 or 126 assembled one after the other, so that when each layer of the inflatable elements is filled with gases or liquids, the height of the side walls increases. 23. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-22, the box has one or more fastening elements that allow the box to be suspended during washing, disinfection, airing and drainage of liquid from the box. 24. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-23, the bottom and/or the walls and/or the roof of the box have through openings for the drainage of liquid from the inner bottom of the box. 25. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-24, the box can be equipped with additional inflatable chambers 140 and 142 , which are attached either directly to the box or by means of fastening elements to one or more elements of the frame 141 ( Fig. 34) which completely or partially encloses the box. 26. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-25, the box is equipped with inflatable chambers 154 and 155 ( Fig. 37) which are connected to elements of the box and, when introduced into the element provided for this purpose of the bottom and/or the front and/or rear wall of the box, fix themselves when inflated and form a rigid structure. 27. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-26, the box is equipped with attachable suction-pump elements which are connected to the outer bottom of the box and/or the outer walls 124 ( Fig. 29) and/or the ceiling and at the same time play the role of dampers. 28. A box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-27, the inflatable elements of the box are filled with fire-retardant gases or liquids, e.g. carbon dioxide. 29. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-28, the walls of the box are connected to a box-shaped frame 155 having a pull-out box 157. The upper surface of the frame 155 has a grid 156 with a base 9 . 30. A box for permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-29, the construction of the box allows its fixation in individual cells of the furniture when it is inflated. 31. Box for the permanent or temporary storage of pets, consisting of inflatable, elastic, rigid and connecting elements, characterized in that according to claims 1-31, the front and/or rear wall and/or the walls and/or the ceiling have one or more air openings 6 or windows 14 to which a net 101 and/or grid 100 or 102 is attached.