ES2311385B1 - COLLECTOR OF EXCREMENTS INCORPORATED TO DOGS. - Google Patents

Abstract

Excrement collector incorporated into dogs.

The object of the invention is to avoid existence of dog droppings in public places.

The device to be used comprises two sets, assembled together, one incorporated into the serving dog of guide to orient the excrements towards another, disposable, that It is removed and pulled with bowel movements.

The application of the device is to avoid dirt that currently exists, caused by defecation of dogs in public places and their subsequent collection and cleaning.

Description

Excrement collector incorporated into dogs.

Technical sector

The invention falls within the sector corresponding to the maintenance of cleanliness of the spaces urban, in the aspect related to avoiding stool deposition Canines in 1st roads and public spaces.

State of the art

At present there is a concern for part of public bodies by the amount of excrement that they appear in cities due to the depositions of dogs.

They have tried to alleviate by installing in certain cities of specific places to take the Animals to realize their needs, without an effective result.

On the other hand people have been endowed with special bags to introduce feces into them and be carried subsequently to containers, with nothing encouraging results.

In both cases, they present the difficulty guessing the moment of need of the dog, in the first case and in the second, it is not always possible to know that the dog He has made his deposition, so it is impossible to collect faeces.

Explanation of the invention.

The invention aims to avoid the problem that has been described incorporating the device to the dog, that is requested to patent, when leaving home.

If necessary, the dog performs the deposition directly in the bag that the gadget carries built-in

The dog owner has no more acting What to do, what to remove the used bag and replace it with another new.

The used bag is deposited in suitable places for that end.

The undoubted technical advantage is the control that at all times you have about the dog's performances, not being a thorough monitoring of it is necessary, nor the need to Manually collect the stool deposited.

Avoid, likewise, the complication derived from Guess the dog's intentions to take him somewhere destined to realize your needs.

The education of canine animals so that only make your depositions in the places destined for This, in general, is a mere utopia.

The invention consists of a ring (A) that is placed in the anus of the dog attached by a harness to the collar and by a belcro-type tape to the tail.

The ring is fixed and the dog wears it incorporated all the time it is in public places.

Said ring (A) is incorporated, by means of a simple and practical fastening system, a set consisting of another ring (B) that acts as an entrance guide to a plastic bag attached to it, said bag is collected in the form of bellows and It is topped at its end by a blind lid.

The blind cover (C), similar in size to rings mentioned, it is provided with a hitch that joins it with the ring (B).

At the moment the dog performs its deposition, the force of feces release the blind cap (C), the bellows bag expands and feces are contained in she.

The person in charge of the dog removes the set consisting of the ring (B), plastic bag and blind cover (C), depositing it in the right place.

Finally replace the set with a new one, with a very simple assembly operation.

Description of the drawings

In figure 1 the device is represented as a whole that consists of two distinct parts.

A fixed part permanently incorporated to the dog and represented by part of Figure 1 and Figure 2.

Another disposable part depicted in Figures 1 and exploded in Figures 3, 4, and 5.

The fixed part that is incorporated, permanently, to the anus of the dog, has two clamping devices, one linked with the collar and the other with the tail.

The collar is fastened in two points, diametrically opposed, using a staple A (fig 1) and a tape Elastic B (fig 1), each staple tape assembly runs through a side of the dog.

The tail is joined by a tape C (fig 2) that incorporates a part of adhesive belcro E (fig 2), said tape Embrace the tail circularly in the part near the anus.

Since ring F (fig 2) does not remain in it plane that tape C (fig 2) both are joined by a hinge D (fig 2).

The F ring is placed in the dog's anus, using the devices described, and guides the droppings Towards the disposable part.

On the lateral fins of said ring F, two eyelets are openwork for fastening elastic bands B, as well as the junction points between the fixed and the disposable part as indicated in the M-N and O-P (fig 2).

The dimensions indicated in the F ring of fig 2 are standard, and can be varied depending on the wingspan of the dog.

The disposable part is a set, bellows, of three units, which is broken down in figures 3, 4 and 5.

The first unit is a G ring (fig 3) that assemble with the F ring using a grooved tongue, to fit the pivot shown in the cut O-P, and another tab that is inserted into the device that is represented in the M-N cut.

The G ring has a hole, located in a way coinciding with that of the F ring, to direct the excrement towards The collection bag.

The second unit is the J plastic bag (fig 4) where the dog's feces will be collected, placed with the bellows fully collected and will be deployed upon receiving pressure and weight of excrement

The third unit H (fig 5) closes the collection bag, as well as binding to the fixed part of form identical to that exposed for ring G.

Embodiment of the invention

Given the nature of the materials to be used, both in its composition and its morphology and the simplicity of its material execution, as well as its application of use, does not seem It is necessary to extend in the exposition of this section.

Claims (1)

1. Device for collecting dog droppings incorporated into the animal itself, characterized by two sets, one that is the part that is incorporated into the dog, using elastic harnesses attached to the collar by staples or carabiners and consisting of a ring fixed that is placed in the anus of the dog and is hooked to the tail by a belcro-type tape and another set comprising a plastic bag that has an entrance ring attached to its front and a blind cap on its back. The bag in its position is folded in bellows, sandwiched between the ring with opening and the blind lid. Both the entrance ring and the blind cover have releasable hooking systems, the first manually of the first set to exchange it for another, once used and the second by pressure to extend the bag of excrement collection at the time of deposition.