ES1061678U - Bag collect-excrements for dogs (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Dog droppings bag, characterized by being constituted from a bag itself, rectangular in shape, vertically elongated, closed around its perimeter and equipped on its wall to adapt to the body of the animal a circular orifice of considerable diameter, having provided concentrically with said hole of the bag itself a similar hole belonging to a stiffener piece, preferably made of cardboard or similar, fixed to the bag by adhesive and provided with tapes that allow the fixing of said stiffening piece, and consequently to the bag as a whole, to the tail and hind legs of the animal in situation of confrontation of the two circular holes mentioned to the anus of the dog. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Excrement bag for dogs.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a bag, which It has been specially designed for, properly coupled to hindquarters of a dog, pick up droppings directly of the same, preventing them from falling to the ground, both level Domestic as at street level.

The bag is an element mono-use, easily implanted on the body of the animal, specifically looking at its tail and its paws later, which ensures the collection of excrement every time that the dog defecates, and that is also easily removable after this defecation.

Background of the invention

It is widely known the serious problem that supposes the defecation of dogs in the streets, since a considerable percentage of the owners of these dogs do not collect the droppings, so that sidewalks, parks and the like offer often a deplorable aspect, with a permanent risk of That these droppings are trampled by people or children.

This problem is extended at the level domestic, when dogs are young and have not yet finished his learning period, defecating in the most places unsuspected.

There are bags for manual collection on the market of excrement, which would at least allow them to be eliminated mostly, but as previously stated there is a high percentage of people who do not collect droppings from their dogs, even though the aforementioned bags are supplied free of charge by city councils in public paper dispensers.

Consequently and for now the solution effective is that the droppings do not reach the ground, being collected at the same time when the animal defecates.

Description of the invention

The bag that the invention proposes has precisely this purpose of collecting the droppings directly of the dog at the moment he is defecating.

To do this and more specifically, said bag is materializes in a bag itself, flattened and closed by its four edges, endowed in one of its faces with a hole sharply offset to one of its ends, intended to adapt to the anus of the dog.

The area of the bag itself in which it is established this circular hole is reinforced by a piece of a rigid or semi-rigid material, as per example cardboard or similar, which is fixed to the bag by adhesive or another conventional system, which has the same circular hole and that has at least two determining appendages of a concave curved recess for adapting said rigid piece to the tail of the animal, specifically with the collaboration of tapes fixed to cuts of said appendices and that allow the binding on the aforementioned tail.

The stiffener can incorporate another two side appendages, for similar fixation of other tapes intended to complement the fixation of the bag, in this case by tied to the dog's hind legs, although you are tapes can be arranged directly on the stiffener to annul, in the lateral zones of the same, without existing appendices to the effect, but slight enlargements that reinforce the traction zone of the belts.

It is achieved in this way that by tying the stiffening piece is perfectly fixed to the body of the animal, with its hole in a situation of confrontation with the anus thereof, and in parallel that the hole of the bag itself is in identical arrangement, constituting the only point of access to the inside of said bag, so the dog's droppings during defecation, they must inevitably access the interior of it, where they will remain until the owner of the dog withdraws and remove the bag as a whole.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as an integral part of said description, a set of drawings where with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a front elevation view from a bag for excrement for dogs carried out in accordance with the object of the present invention, by its Adaptation face to the dog's body.

Figure 2.- Shows a detail also in front elevation of the stiffener part that participates in the set of the previous figure, according to a variant of formal realization for it.

Figure 3.- Shows, finally, a detail in longitudinal section of the bag of figure 1, according to the A-B cutting line of said figure.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be observed as the bag collection-excrement that preconiza is constituted from a bag itself (1), elongated vertically in use situation, in which defines a wall of adaptation to the dog's body, which corresponds to the reference itself (1), and a rear wall (2),  closed throughout its perimeter, incorporating the wall (1) in its middle area and near its upper extremity a wide hole circular (3) intended to face the dog's anus, framing it conveniently and with a diameter excessively enough to allow passage through them animal droppings

To the outer face of the wall (1) of the bag proper, circling the aforementioned hole (3), is fixed by means of adhesive (4) a stiffening piece (5), affected in turn through a circular hole (6), dimensionally and positionally coinciding with the hole (3) mentioned above.

This stiffener piece (5), which as previously said it can be made of cardboard, plastic or similar, incorporates in its upper zone a pair of appendages (7), determinants of a curved-concave recess (8) intended to be attached inferiorly to the tail of the animal, so that in such a coupling position to the tail the hole (6) is faced the anus of the animal.

For said fixation the appendices (7) have cuts (9), which logically do not affect the bag itself (1), and through which are tapes (10) for its binding On the tail of the dog.

Complementarily the stiffener (5) incorporates two other lateral appendages (11) provided in turn with cuts (12) for coupling other tapes (13 intended for complement the fixation of the bag as a whole, specifically to carry out the fixing of the stiffener (5) to the hind legs of the animal.

Obviously the stiffener (5) is capable of adopting different configurations, so that In addition to the one described and represented in Figure 1, you can adopt for example that of figure 2, where said stiffening piece has been referenced with (5 '), where the upper notch e intermediate (8 ') is much deeper and narrower and where not there are lateral appendages (11) but simple and light regruesamientos in the zones of location of the cuts (12) to passing of the tapes (13).

As is also evident the size of the circular holes (3-6), the recess (8-8 ') and the distance between these elements It will vary depending on the anatomical characteristics of each dog, and especially between bags intended for small dogs size or large dogs.

Claims (5)

1. Bag-droppings for dogs, characterized by being constituted from a bag itself, rectangular contour, elongated vertically, closed throughout its perimeter and endowed in its wall of adaptation to the body of the animal of a circular hole of considerable diameter, having provided that concentrically with said hole of the bag itself, a similar hole belonging to a stiffener piece, preferably of cardboard or the like, is fixed to the bag by means of adhesive and provided with tapes that allow the fixing of said stiffener piece, and consequently to the bag as a whole, to the tail and the hind legs of the animal in a situation of confrontation of the two circular holes mentioned to the anus of the dog. 2. Bag-droppings for dogs, according to claim 1, characterized in that in the upper area of the stiffener piece two determining appendages of an intermediate recess of coupling to the tail of the animal are established, establishing in these appendices slots for passage of tapes that allow He tied on that tail. 3. Bag-droppings for dogs, according to previous claims, characterized in that the stiffener incorporates in its lateral areas two other appendages or two other slight widening, also provided with grooves, in this case for the passage of the fixing straps of the piece stiffener to the hind legs of the animal. 4. Excrement bag for dogs, according to previous claims, characterized in that the distance between the circular holes of the stiffener piece and the bag itself and the recess of said stiffener piece is adequate so that in the support position of the recess upper on the tail of the dog the circular holes are axially facing the anus of the animal, the diameter of said holes being adequate to ensure the passage through the animal droppings into the bag during defecation. 5. Bag-excrement for dogs, according to previous claims, characterized in that it constitutes a mono-use or disposable element.