JP2003304771A - String for collar - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a string for a collar, integrally forming the collar and a drawstring so that when the collar is fitted on the neck of a dog, the extended part of the collar may form the drawstring to facilitate the attachment and detachment to a pet, and enabling the collar to be removed at unnecessary time to reduce the staining of the collar, to make the collar durable and to reduce the stress. <P>SOLUTION: One terminal side of a string body 2 is formed into a loop R, and the loop R is formed into the collar 3 fixable to an arbitrary size by a fixing metal fitting 5. The remainder of the string body 2 extended from the collar 3 is used as the drawstring 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a collar for dogs and other pets, and more particularly to a collar body for a collar in which a collar and a drawstring are integrated.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a dog collar and a drawstring to be connected to it have been manufactured separately, and in use, the collar is first fitted to the dog's neck, and the drawstring is attached to the collar for use. Is customary.

[0003]

Since the collar and the drawstring are separate from each other as described above, the work of fitting the collar to the dog's neck and the work of connecting the drawstring to the collar during use. Is necessary, and it is troublesome twice. Moreover, since the collar is almost left on the neck of a pet such as a dog, it becomes dirty and hard to last, and it also puts stress on the pet.

Therefore, according to the present invention, when the collar and the drawstring are integrally formed and the collar is fitted on the dog's neck, the extension of the collar serves as the drawstring, which makes it easy to put on and take off the pet. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a string for a collar that can remove the collar when it is not needed, so that the collar is less soiled, has a longer life, and reduces stress.

[0005]

A cord body for a collar according to a first aspect of the present invention has a loop R formed at one end side of the cord body 2, and the loop R is fixed to a desired size by fixing metal fittings 5, 15, 25. It is characterized in that it is a collar 3 which can be fixed, and the rest of the string body 2 extending from this collar 3 is a draw string 4.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the collar body according to the first aspect, the drawstring 4 side is divided into two parts at required positions, and the divided ends are connected by a relatively rotatable connecting member 7. It is characterized by

A third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that, in the collar body according to the second aspect, the drawstring 4 can be separated into two parts at the connecting tool 7.

A fourth aspect of the present invention provides the collar cord body according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the fixing metal fitting 5 has a metal fitting body 9 and a stopper 10, and the metal fitting body 9 is one end of the cord body 2. An attachment means 11 for attaching the portion 2a, a string body through hole 12 for inserting the string body 2 from the other end side to form a loop R, and a contactable / separable member with respect to the string body 2 in the hole 12,
A claw roller 13 that allows the string body 2 to move in a direction in which the loop R is reduced while being pressed against the string body 2 and prevents the string body 2 from moving in the opposite direction, and a claw body 14 that locks the claw roller 13.
And a spring 16b for urging the claw roller 13 into pressure contact with the string body 2, the stopper 10 is provided at a required portion of the string body 2 so that the position thereof can be changed, and the stopper 10 is provided in a direction to reduce the loop R. It is characterized in that the movement of the string body 2 is restricted.

A fifth aspect of the present invention is the collar string according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the fixing metal fitting 15 is the metal fitting body 26.
And the lock mechanism 27, and the metal fitting body 26 is the cord body 2
Has a mounting means 28, 29 for mounting one end 2a of the same, and is formed in a hollow shape so as to form the loop R by inserting the string body 2 from the other end side, and the locking mechanism 27 is
A lever 30 whose longitudinal middle portion is pivotally attached to the metal fitting body 26.
And a lock piece 31 protruding from the tip of the lever 30 and a lock piece 31 protruding from an opening 32 provided in the metal fitting body 26 into a required lock hole 33 of the cord body 2 passing through the metal fitting body 26. It is composed of a spring 34 for urging the lever 30 so as to fix the main body 2, and the lock piece 31 is pulled out from the lock hole 33 by pressing the base end portion of the lever 30 against the spring 34. Characterize.

A sixth aspect of the present invention provides the collar body according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the fixing metal fitting 25 is the metal fitting body 36.
And the lock lever 37, the metal fitting body 36 has attachment means 38, 39 for attaching the one end 2a of the string body 2, and has a substantially U-shaped cross section so that the string body 2 can be inserted from the other end side. The lock lever 37 is formed by pivotally attaching both ends of the lever main body 40 on the tip side to the metal fitting body 36, and bendingly extending the sawtooth engaging portion 41 inward from the tip of the lever main body 40. It is characterized in that the string main body 2 inserted into the metal fitting main body 36 is locked by the serrated locking portion 41 of the lock lever 37 and sandwiched by the lever main body 40.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the collar body according to any one of the first to third aspects, the fixing metal fitting 45 is the metal fitting body 46.
And a spring 48 that is pivotally attached to one surface side thereof by a pivoting portion 47.
Has an engaging lever 49 that is biased in the engaging direction and a lock lever 50 that is pivotally attached to the other surface side, and the metal fitting body 46 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section so that the string body 2 is inserted therethrough. The string main body 2 inserted into the metal fitting main body 46 is adapted to be locked at a predetermined position by the sawtooth-shaped locking portion 51 provided on the lock lever 50, and the engagement lever 49 is connected to the lever main body 52 and the pivoting portion. Engaging hook 53 on the front end side with 47 in between
A fitting 54 having one end attached to the string body 2 and the other end inserted through the other end of the string body 2 is engaged with the engaging hook 53 of the engaging lever 49. It is characterized by

According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the collar string according to the seventh aspect, a tip end portion of the engaging hook 53 is provided with a taper surface portion 53a which is inserted into the pivotal attachment portion 47 side. Is.

According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the collar body according to the seventh or eighth aspect, the metal fitting body 46 of the fixing metal fitting 45 projects from the pivoting portion 47 of the engaging lever 49 toward the engaging hook 53 side. A restricting piece 55 for restricting the movement of the mounting metal fitting 54 engaged with the engaging hook 53 toward the pivotally mounted portion 47 side is integrally formed.

[0014]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing a usage state of a collar body 1K according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG.
[Fig. 7] is a plan view showing a collar 3 portion of the collar body 1K.
In the collar body 1K for a collar, one end side of the cord body 2 is formed into a loop R, and the loop R is used as a collar 3 which can be fixed to an arbitrary size by a fixing bracket 5, and the cord body 2 extending from the collar. The remaining portion of the cord is a drawstring 4, and the end of the drawstring 4, which is the other end of the cord body 2, forms a handle 6. The string body 2 is formed of, for example, synthetic leather into a flat belt shape, that is, a belt shape.

Further, the drawstring 4 side of the collar body 1K is
In order to prevent twisting during use, the intermediate portion is divided into two parts, and the divided end parts are connected by a relatively rotatable connecting tool 7. In this case, the cord body portion 2a on the collar 3 side is formed into a belt shape, and the cord body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side is formed.
May be formed in a rope shape. In FIG. 2, reference numeral 8 is a protection member for protecting the fixing bracket 5 from directly hitting the dog's neck, which is made of a leather material or a cloth material, and has one end attached to the one end 2a side of the cord body 2. ing.

The fixing fitting 5 is a fitting body 9 having a rectangular frame shape.
And a stopper 10. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a mounting hole 11 (mounting means) for mounting the one end 2a of the string body 2 is provided at one end of the metal fitting body 9, and the string body 2 is provided at the other end of the metal fitting body 9. A string main body through hole 12 for forming a loop R by inserting the cord from the other end side is provided. Further, the metal fitting body 9 is disposed in the string body through hole 12 so as to be able to come into contact with and separate from the string body 2, and to move the string body 2 in a direction in which the loop R is reduced while being pressed against the string body 2. The claw roller 13 for allowing the movement of the claw roller 13 and the movement thereof in the opposite direction and the claw body 14 engaged with the claw roller 13, and the first spring 1 for urging the claw roller 13 to press the cord body 2 into pressure contact.
6a, a second spring 16b for urging the claw body 14 to always engage the claw roller 13, and a claw body for the claw roller 13 provided on the claw body 14 against the urging force of the second spring 16b. A release operation piece 17 for releasing the locking of 14 is provided. The claw body 14 has a metal fitting body 9 on the base end side.
Is supported slidably in its longitudinal direction. The first spring 16a may be omitted. In the claw roller 13, the protruding shaft portions 13 a, 13 a at both ends thereof are formed in the guide groove 9 of the metal fitting body 9.
a and 9a are slidable, and the claw body 14
The both end portions thereof are slidable along the guide grooves 9b, 9b of the metal fitting body 9.

The stopper 10 is provided at a required portion of the string main body 2 so that the position thereof can be changed, and restricts the movement of the string main body 2 in the direction in which the loop R is made smaller, whereby the loop R having a predetermined size is fixed. It is configured to be formed, and includes a metal fitting body 18 having a substantially U-shaped cross section and a lock lever 19. The lock lever 19 is composed of a lever body 19a and a serrated engaging portion 19b bent and extended inwardly from the tip of the lever body 19a.
9c and 19c are pivotally attached to the metal fitting body 18. Then, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), the lever body 19a is pivoted upward to open the sawtooth engaging portion 19b, and the string body 2 is inserted into the metal fitting body 18, after which (B) ), The lock lever 19 is rotated downward so that the tip of the serrated locking portion 19b bites into the string body 2, thereby fixing the metal fitting body 18 together with the lock lever 19 at a predetermined position on the string body 2. It is designed to let you.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the connecting member 7, and FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view thereof. As can be seen from these figures, the connector 7 is composed of a mounting frame 7a for mounting the cord body portion 2a on the collar 3 side and a mounting frame 7b for mounting the cord body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side. Disc-shaped connecting pieces 20 and 21 that overlap with each other are integrally formed on the frames 7a and 7b, respectively, and connecting bolts 22 inserted from bolt insertion holes 21a provided in the connecting piece 21 are connected to each other. The mounting frames 7a and 7b are connected so as to be rotatable relative to each other by being screwed and fixed to the piece 20. Therefore, in this connecting tool 7, for example, screws are attached to the one attachment frame 7a through the cord body portion 2a on the collar 3 side, and screws are attached to the other attachment frame 7b through the cord body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side. The cord main body 2a on the collar 3 side and the cord main body 2b on the drawstring 4 side are rotatably connected to each other, and the cord body 1 for a collar 1
When the K is used, the drawstring 4 side is prevented from being twisted, so that the hand holding the drawstring 4 is not damaged.

To attach the one end portion 2a of the string body 2 to the metal fitting body 9, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the string body 2 is attached.
One end 2a of the cylindrical body 6a may be passed through the mounting hole 11 of the cylindrical main body 6a and folded, and the folded portion on the side of the string main body 2 and the end of the protective member 8 may be overlapped and fixed with the screw 23. This screw 2
Instead of 3 stoppers, suturing with thread materials or crimping with rivets may be used.

When using the cord body 1K for a collar constructed as described above, a connecting tool 7 is provided at the split end on the side of the drawstring 4 or the handle 6 is attached to the end of the main body 2 on the side of the drawstring 4. Before forming, a loop R larger than the dog's head is formed by passing the other end side of the cord body 2 through the cord body through hole 12 of the metal fitting body 9 attached to one end of the cord body 2. In addition, the stopper 10 is attached in advance to a predetermined position of the string body 2 that fits the dog's neck. In addition, the cord body 2 is covered with a covering material 2 for protecting the cord body and preventing slippage on both side surfaces of the metal body 9.
4, for example, a rubber material or the like is coated.

In order to hang the collar 3 on the dog's neck,
As described above, the loop R formed in a larger size is put on the dog's head and passed through the neck, and while holding the metal fitting body 9 with one hand, pull the pull string 4 side of the cord body 2 with the other hand, The metal fitting body 9 hits the stopper 10 previously attached to the string body 2 at a predetermined position, and the loop R is fixed by the fixing metal fitting 5 at a position where it cannot be pulled any further, and the fixed loop R becomes the collar 3, and This collar 3
The remaining part of the string main body 2 extending from this becomes the draw string 4.

In the string 1K for a collar provided with the above-mentioned fixing metal 5, a loop R larger than the dog's head is formed in advance, and the stopper 10 is fitted to the dog's neck. If you install it at the required position,
The loop R is passed from the head of the dog to the neck, and while the metal fitting body 9 is held, the metal fitting body 9 hits the stopper 10 and the loop R is fixed by simply pulling on the drawstring 4 side of the cord body 2. Since the loop R becomes the collar 3, the work of hanging the collar 3 around the dog's neck becomes very easy and easy.

Further, the drawstring 4 is rarely used except when the dog is walked. Therefore, when the drawstring 4 is not used, the collar 3 is also removed from the dog's neck. The wearing period of the collar is shortened, the dirt of the collar is reduced accordingly, and the collar can be made to last beautifully for a long time, and the stress easily caused by the collar can be reduced.

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a use state of a collar cord 11K according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view of a fixing member 15 of the collar cord 11K, and FIG. 10 is the fixing member. 15 is a vertical sectional view, and FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line YY of FIG. The string body 11K for a collar is also formed by forming one end side of the string body 2 into a loop R, and making the loop R into a collar 3 that can be fixed to an arbitrary size by the fixing fitting 15, and the string body 2 extending from the collar. The remaining portion is a drawstring 4, and the string body 2 is formed of, for example, synthetic leather into a belt shape.

The fixing fitting 15 has a fitting body 26 and a lock mechanism 27. The metal fitting body 26 is formed in a hollow shape having a slender rectangular cross-section so that the cord body 2 can be inserted therethrough, and is also formed in a substantially V-shaped curved shape. , 29, a U-shaped frame piece 28 (attachment means) for attaching one end 2a of the string body 2 is pivotally attached, and a lock mechanism 27 is provided on the concave side.

The lock mechanism 27 has a lever 30 whose longitudinal middle portion is pivotally attached to the concave surface side of the curved metal fitting body 26, a lock piece 31 projecting from the tip of the lever 30, and a lock piece 31. The opening 32 provided in the metal fitting body 26
From the lever 30 to the lock position (see the solid line in FIG. 10) where the cord body 2 is inserted into a required one of the plurality of lock holes 33 provided at regular intervals in the cord body 2 and fixed in the cord body 2. A spring 34 for urging the lock piece 31 against the spring 34 by pressing the base end portion of the lever 30 as shown by an arrow P in FIG. The string body 2 is released by pulling out the string body 2.

FIG. 11 shows a pivoting structure of a lever 30 pivotally attached to the concave side of the metal fitting body 26. Ear pieces 30a, 30a projecting from the left and right sides of the lever 30 and the metal fitting body 26 are shown. Bearing pieces 26a, 26 protruding from the concave side (upper surface side)
The lever 30 is pivotally attached to the metal fitting body 26 by penetrating the pivot shaft 35 along a. Although not shown in the drawings, the cord 11K for collar is also divided into two parts on the side of the drawstring 4 at the intermediate part, and the divided ends are connected by a relatively rotatable connecting tool 7.

According to the collar string 11K having the above structure, a loop R larger than the dog's head is formed in advance, the loop R is passed from the dog's head to the neck, and the spring 3
The size of the loop R is pulled while pulling the drawstring 4 side of the string body 2 in a state where the lock piece 31 is pulled out from the lock hole 33 of the string body 2 by manually pressing the base end portion of the lever 30 against 4 After adjusting to match the dog's neck, release the base end of the lever 30 that was being pressed until then, and push the lock piece 31 into the required lock hole 33 of the string body 2,
The loop R is fixed, and the fixed loop R is attached to the collar 3
Therefore, the collar 3 can be easily and easily hung on the dog's neck.

Further, in the collar body 11K, since the metal fitting body 26 is formed in a curved shape as shown in FIGS. 8 and 10, the metal fitting body 26 fits the dog's neck,
It does not impair the feel of the dog and also does not damage the string body 2. The attachment means for attaching one end of the string body 2 to the metal fitting body 26 is not limited to the U-shaped frame piece 28 illustrated in FIGS. 8 to 10, and the attachment means adopted for the collar string body 1K. May be used.

FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a usage state of a collar string 21K according to still another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 13 is an enlarged perspective view of a fixing member 25 of the collar string 21K, and FIG. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the metal fitting 25. This collar string 21
K also forms one end side of the string main body 2 into a loop R, makes this loop R into a collar 3 which can be fixed to an arbitrary size by the fixing metal fitting 25, and pulls the remaining part of the string main body 2 extending from this collar. The string 4 is used, and the string body 2 is formed in a belt shape, for example, from synthetic leather.

The fixing metal fitting 25 of this collar string 21K is
It has a metal fitting body 36 and a lock lever 37. The metal fitting body 36 has a rectangular frame piece 38 (mounting means) to which the one end 2a of the string body 2 is attached, and is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section so that the string body 2 can be inserted from the other end side. In addition, the U-shaped mounting frame pieces 38, which are formed in a curved shape as shown in the figure, project from both left and right sides of the metal fitting body 36.
It is engaged with the character-shaped mounting pieces 39, 39. The lock lever 37 includes both end portions 40 a, 4 a on the tip side of the lever body 40.
0a is pivotally attached to both left and right ears 36a, 36a of the metal fitting body 36, and a serrated locking portion 41 is bent and extended inward from the tip of the lever body 40.
The cord body 2 inserted through 6 is locked by the serrated locking portion 41 and is also sandwiched by the lever body 40.

A collar string 21K constructed as described above
According to this, in the state where the lock lever 37 is rotated to the unlocked position shown by the phantom line in FIG. 14, a loop R larger than the dog's head is formed in advance on one end side of the cord main body 2 and the loop is formed. After passing R from the dog's head to the neck and pulling the drawstring 4 side of the string main body 2 to adjust the size of the loop R according to the dog's neck, the lock lever 37 is moved to the position shown in FIG.
By rotating from the position indicated by the phantom line to the position indicated by the solid line, the string body 2 inserted into the metal fitting body 36 is locked by the serrated locking portion 41 and pinched by the lever body 40 to form a loop. R is fixed, and the fixed loop R becomes the collar 3, so that the operation of hanging the collar 3 on the dog's neck can be performed easily and easily.

14 to 18 show another embodiment of the present invention, in which a fixing metal fitting 45 is pivotally attached to a metal fitting body 46 and a pivoting portion 47 on one surface side of the metal fitting body 46, and an engaging direction by a spring 48. It has an engaging lever 49 biased to and a lock lever 50 pivotally attached to the other surface side.

The metal fitting body 46 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross-section so that the cord body 2 can be inserted therethrough, and the pivoting portion 47 for pivotally mounting the engaging lever 49 on one surface side of the body body 46 has both sides of the lever body 52. An ear piece 47a protruding from the shaft, bearing pieces 47b protruding from both sides of the metal fitting body 46, and a pivot 47c supported between the two.
The helical spring 48 is wound around and attached to the pivot 47c.

The engaging lever 49 has a lever main body 52 and an engaging hook 53 protruding from the lever main body 54 with the pivot portion 47 sandwiched between the lever main body 54 and the end portion so as to be curved in a substantially U shape. The tip portion of the hook 53 is provided with a tapered surface portion 53a that is inserted into the pivotally connecting portion 47 side.

Further, the lock lever 50 is pivotally attached to the side pieces 46a, 46a on both sides of the metal fitting body 46 that sandwich the string body 2 by the pivot portion 56, and the engaging lever 49 is further attached to the tip ends of the both side pieces 46a, 46a. A restricting piece 55 is formed which projects more toward the engaging hook 53 side than the pivotally connecting part 47 and is curved in a substantially U shape.

A mounting metal fitting 54 is attached to one end portion 2a of the cord main body 2, and the mounting metal fitting 54 is attached to the main body 2 of the cord.
Both side pieces 54c, 54c connecting both sides of the attachment piece 54a engaged with the engagement hook 53 of the engagement lever 49 and both pieces 54a, 54b.
Is formed of a rectangular frame body, and a string body through hole 61 is formed by being surrounded by each of these pieces.
The other end of the string body 2 is inserted into the. In the same manner as the structure of the lock lever 50, the lock body 57 and the lock lever 59 pivotally attached to this by the one end portion 2a of the string body 2 in which the mounting piece 54a is wound and overlapped doubly. Is provided, and the saw-toothed locking portion 60 provided at the tip of the lock lever 59 bites into the one end portion 2a of the string body 2 so that the attachment fitting 54 can be attached to the string body 2.

Therefore, the other end of the string body 2 inserted into the metal fitting body 46 is locked by the lock lever 50 at a position where the diameter of the collar is required, and the draw string 4 is passed through the metal fitting body 46. The other end of the string main body 2 extending to the (FIG. 1) side is passed through the string main body through hole 61 of the attachment fitting 54 to engage the locking piece 54b of the fitting 54 with the engagement hook 53 of the engagement lever 49. .
As a result, although not shown, the collar cord body and the draw cord 4 extending from the collar cord body are integrally formed.

In this embodiment, since the tip end of the engaging hook 53 is provided with the tapered surface portion 53a which is curved so as to further enter the pivoting portion 47 side, the pulling cord 4 is pulled by the user. Mounting bracket 54 at the tip of the drawstring 4
Moves to the engaging hook 53 side as shown by the arrow a in FIG. 17, and the mounting metal fitting 54 causes the engaging piece 54b to move due to the moving pressure.
Comes into contact with the tapered surface portion 53a of the engaging hook 53 and pushes the engaging hook 53 up against the urging force of the spring 48 about the pivot portion 47 as shown by the chain line, so that the engaging piece 54b is engaged. After passing through the tapered surface portion 53a of the hook 53, the engagement state is restored by the urging force of the spring 48.

Therefore, according to this embodiment, the drawstring 4
The attachment metal fitting 54 at the tip of the drawstring 4 automatically engages with the engaging hook 53 of the engaging lever 49, so that the work of fitting the string for the collar to the dog's neck is facilitated. It can be carried out.

Then, the strap body is fitted on the dog's neck,
When using the drawstring 4, the collar string body tends to be biased toward the tightening side, and the attachment fitting 54 at one end of the string body 2 that engages with the engagement hook 53 of the engagement lever 49 is the engagement lever. Attempts to move to the side of the pivot portion 47 where 49 is pivotally attached. That is, the locking piece 54b of the mounting fitting 54 is caused by the tightening biasing force.
May collide with the pivoting portion 47 and damage the pivoting portion 47. In order to prevent this, the metal fitting body 46 of the fixing fitting 45 is engaged with the pivoting portion 47 of the engaging lever 49. Hook 53
A restricting piece 55 that protrudes to the side and restricts the mounting metal fitting 54 that engages with the engaging hook 53 from moving toward the pivotal attachment portion 47 side, and is a locking piece of the mounting metal fitting 54 due to the tightening biasing force. 5
When 4b is about to move to the side of pivot portion 47, mounting bracket 5
Both side pieces 54c, 54c of 4 abut against the restricting piece 55 to restrict the movement of the mounting fitting 54 toward the pivoting portion 47 side, which causes the locking piece 54b of the mounting fitting 54 to collide with the pivoting portion 47. Therefore, the pivotal portion 47 is prevented from being damaged.

According to this embodiment, the fixing bracket 45 is
A metal fitting body 46, an engagement lever 49 pivotally attached to one surface side by a pivot attachment portion 47 and biased in the engagement direction by a spring 48, and a lock lever 50 pivotally attached to the other surface side.
It is made up of the mounting bracket 54 that engages with the engaging lever 49, and has a very small number of parts and a simple structure, so that it can be manufactured at a very low cost.

In FIGS. 19 and 20, the drawstring 4 side of the string body for a collar has an intermediate portion 2 in order to prevent twisting during use.
It shows a connecting tool 77 that divides and connects the divided ends to each other so that they can rotate relative to each other.
Is provided between the attachment frame 78a for attaching the pulling cord 4 and the attachment frame 78b for attaching the cord body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side, and the connecting piece 80 on one side is attached by the idle shaft 79 protruding on the attachment frame 78b side. A restricting pin 82 is attached to the frame 78b in a freely rotatable manner, and the connecting portion piece 80 is integrally projectingly provided at the tip end portion of the connecting portion piece 80 and the regulating pin 82 that is biased by the spring 81 to project. The connecting space 8 surrounded by the hook pieces 83
4 is formed, the attachment frame 78a for attaching the string body portion 2a on the collar side is fitted into the connecting space portion 84, and the regulation pin 82 is formed.
It is regulated by and is prevented from coming out. Then, in order to escape the attachment frame 78a from the connecting space portion 84 of the connecting portion piece 80, the regulating pin 82 is operated by operating the release operating piece 85 protruding therefrom, and is retracted against the urging force of the spring 81. Then, the restriction of the restriction pin 82 may be released.

This connecting tool 77 also connects the cord main body portion 2a on the collar 3 side and the cord main body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side so that they can rotate relative to each other, and the drawstring 4 side is twisted when the collar cord body is used. And prevents the hand holding the drawstring 4 from being damaged.

Moreover, since the cord body portion 2a on the collar 3 side and the cord body portion 2b on the drawstring 4 side can be separated by the connecting tool 77, the user's preference or the cord body on the collar 3 side can be separated. When either the portion 2a or the cord body portion 2a on the side of the drawstring 4 is contaminated or damaged, the cord body portion on one side can be easily replaced, which is convenient for use.

[0046]

In the collar cord body according to the first aspect of the present invention, the collar is integrally formed with the pull cord, and one end side of the cord body is formed into a loop, and the loop is fixed. Since it is a collar that can be fixed to any size with metal fittings, and the rest of the main body of the string extending from this collar is a drawstring, it is not necessary to connect the drawstring to the collar, and it is possible to save time and effort. The cost can be reduced as compared with the case where the drawstring is manufactured separately. In addition, the drawstring is rarely used except when walking the dog, so when the drawstring is not used, the collar is also removed from the dog's neck, so the wearing period of the collar is inevitable. As a result, the number of collars is reduced, and the dirt on the collars is reduced, which makes it possible to keep the collars beautiful and long-lasting and to reduce the stress that is likely to be caused by the collars.

According to the cord body for a collar of the invention as defined in claim 2, since the drawstring side is divided into two parts at required positions, and the divided ends are connected by a relatively rotatable connecting tool. It is possible to prevent the drawstring side from being twisted when the collar string body is used.

According to the cord body for a collar according to a third aspect of the present invention, in addition to the above effects, either the user's preference or the cord body portion on the collar side or the cord body portion on the drawstring side is contaminated. In the case of damage, the cord body portion on either side can be easily replaced, which is convenient for use.

According to the collar string of the invention of claim 4, a loop larger than the dog's head is formed, and
By attaching the stopper to the required position of the cord body that fits the dog's neck, when using it, pass the loop from the dog's head to the neck, and just pull the pull cord side of the cord body while holding the metal fitting body Then, the metal fitting body hits the stopper to fix the loop, and the fixed loop becomes a collar, so that the work of hanging the collar around the dog's neck becomes very easy and easy.

According to the collar string of the invention of claim 5, a loop larger than the dog's head is formed, the loop is passed from the dog's head to the neck, and the lever is pressed against the spring. While pressing the base end with your hand and pulling the drawstring side of the string body with the lock piece pulled out from the lock hole of the string body,
After adjusting the size of the loop according to the dog's neck, release the base end of the lever that was being held until then, and let the lock piece rush into the required lock hole of the string body, the loop is fixed, Since this fixed loop serves as a collar, the collar can be easily and easily hung on the dog's neck.

According to the cord body for a collar according to a sixth aspect of the invention, a loop larger than the dog's head is formed on one end side of the cord body with the lock lever unlocked, and the loop is formed. Pass it through the dog's head to the neck, pull the pull cord side of the cord body, adjust the size of the loop according to the dog's neck, and then rotate the lock lever to the lock position to insert it into the metal fitting body. The strap body is locked by the serrated locking part and sandwiched by the lever body, and the loop is fixed, and this fixed loop becomes a collar, which makes it easy and easy to hang the collar. You can

According to the invention of claim 7, the fixing metal fitting includes the metal fitting body, an engaging lever pivotally attached to one surface side of the metal fitting body by the spring, and biased in the engaging direction by a spring, and the other surface side. The lock lever is pivotally attached to and the mounting metal fitting is engaged with the engaging lever. Since the number of parts is extremely small and the structure is simple, it can be manufactured at a very low cost.

According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, the tip of the engaging hook is provided with the taper surface portion that is inserted into the pivoting portion side, so that the user is in a state of a ring sufficiently larger than the dog's head. By simply inserting the cord for the collar on the dog's neck and pulling the pull cord slightly strongly, the tip of the pull cord is automatically engaged with the engaging hook by the attachment metal fitting being guided to the tapered surface portion, and the dog's neck Since it is formed into a string for a collar that conforms to, there is an advantage that it is very convenient to use.

According to the ninth aspect of the invention, when the collar string for the collar is fitted on the dog's neck and is used with the drawstring, the collar string for the collar tends to be biased toward the tightening side. Prevents the locking piece of the mounting bracket from moving toward the pivoting portion side by the regulating piece, and prevents the locking piece from colliding with the pivoting portion and damaging the pivoting portion. Prevents and can be used safely for a long time.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing a usage state of a collar body according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a collar portion of a cord body for a collar.

FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional plan view showing a fixing metal part of a collar body for a collar.

4 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG.

5A is a perspective view showing an opened state of the stopper, and FIG. 5B is a perspective view showing its closed state.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a connector.

FIG. 7 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the connector.

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a usage state of a collar body according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view of a fixing member.

FIG. 10 is a vertical sectional view of the fixing member.

11 is a cross-sectional view taken along line YY of FIG.

FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a usage state of a collar string according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is an enlarged perspective view of a fixing member for a collar body for a collar.

FIG. 14 is a vertical sectional view of the fixing member.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a fixture according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing the same usage state.

FIG. 17 is a vertical sectional front view of the same.

FIG. 18 is a vertical sectional front view showing the same usage state.

FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a connector according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a vertical sectional front view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

1K Collar string R loop 2 string body 3 collar 4 drawstring 5 fixing brackets 7 connector 9 metal fittings 10 stopper 11 Mounting means 12 String body through hole 13 claw roller 14 nail body 15 Fixing bracket 16a spring 16b spring 25 fixing bracket 26 metal fittings 27 Lock mechanism 28 Mounting means 29 Mounting means 30 levers 31 lock pieces 32 openings 33 Lock hole 34 Spring 36 bracket body 37 Lock lever 38 Mounting means 39 mounting means 40 Lever body 45 Fixing bracket 46 metal fittings 47 pivot 48 springs 49 Locking lever 50 lock lever 51 Serrated locking part 52 Lever body 53 Engagement hook 54 Mounting bracket 77 Connector

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A collar in which one end side of the cord body is formed into a loop, and the loop is a collar that can be fixed to an arbitrary size by a fixing metal fitting, and the remaining portion of the cord body extending from the collar is a pull cord. String. 2. The string body for a collar according to claim 1, wherein the drawstring side is divided into two parts at required positions, and the divided end parts are connected by a connecting device which is relatively rotatable. 3. The string body for a collar according to claim 2, wherein the drawstring can be divided into two parts at the connecting part. 4. The fixing metal fitting has a metal fitting body and a stopper, and the metal fitting body has an attaching means for attaching one end of the cord body and a cord for inserting the cord body from the other end side to form a loop. The main body through hole and the main body of the cord can be moved in and out of this hole, and the movement of the main body of the cord in the direction in which it is pressed against the main body of the cord is allowed to be small, and the movement of the main body of the cord in the opposite direction is prevented. The claw roller and the claw body that engages with the claw roller, and the spring that urges the claw roller to press the claw roller against the string body are provided.The stopper is provided at a required portion of the string body so that the position can be changed, and the loop can be made smaller. The cord body for a collar according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein movement of the cord body in a direction to perform is restricted. 5. The fixing metal fitting has a metal fitting body and a lock mechanism, and the metal fitting body has an attaching means for attaching one end of the cord body, and the cord body is inserted from the other end side to form a loop. The lock mechanism is formed in a hollow shape as shown in FIG.
A lock piece protruding from the tip of the lever, and a spring that urges the lock piece into the required lock hole of the string body that passes through the inside of the bracket body from the opening provided in the bracket body to fix the string body. The cord body according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the lock piece is pulled out from the lock hole of the cord body by pressing the base end portion of the lever against the spring. 6. The fixing metal fitting has a metal fitting main body and a lock lever, and the metal fitting main body has an attaching means for attaching one end portion of the cord main body, and has a cross-section substantially U-shaped so as to insert the cord main body from the other end side. The lock lever is formed in the shape of a letter. The lock lever is formed by pivotally attaching both ends of the lever body to the metal fitting body, and bending and extending inward a serrated locking portion from the tip of the lever body. The cord body for a collar according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the cord body inserted through the metal fitting body is locked by the serrated locking portion of the lock lever and is sandwiched by the lever body. 7. The fixing metal fitting includes a metal fitting body, an engagement lever pivotally mounted on one surface side of the metal fitting body by a pivoting portion and urged in an engagement direction by a spring, and a lock lever pivotally mounted on the other surface side. The metal fitting body is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section so that the cord body can be inserted, and the cord body inserted into the metal fitting body is locked at a predetermined position by a serrated locking portion provided on the lock lever. The engaging lever has an engaging hook on the tip side of the lever body with the pivoting portion sandwiched between the lever body, one end attached to one end of the cord body and the other end attached to the other of the cord body. The cord for a collar according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the attachment fitting inserted through the end side is engaged with the engagement hook of the engagement lever. 8. The collar string according to claim 7, wherein a tip end portion of the engaging hook is provided with a taper surface portion that is inserted into the pivotal attachment portion side. 9. A restricting piece is provided on the metal fitting body of the fixing fitting so that the mounting fitting that engages with the engaging hook of the engaging lever restricts the movement of the mounting fitting toward the pivot portion. The string body for a collar according to claim 7, wherein