JP3134494U - Lead structure for pets - Google Patents

Abstract

Kind Code: A1 The present invention relates to a kind of pet lead, and more particularly to an improvement in the structure of a pet lead that can be freely adjusted and can be applied as appropriate.
[Solution] Generally, by connecting the handle eggplants 21 and 22 at both ends of the handle portion 20 to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pulling rope 30 and further connecting the pulling eggplant hook 33 of the pulling rope 30 to the mark D of the collar of the pet D Can serve as a pet pulling rope.
[Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention is a kind of pet reed, and particularly relates to an improvement in the structure of a pet reed that can be freely adjusted and can be appropriately applied.

In general, the handle portion and the tow rope portion of a pet lead that are generally available on the market are integrally molded (see Reference Figure 1) and cannot be used separately, modified, or applied. It was. In addition, if the towline was passed through the fixed object and the handle part (see Reference Figure 8) and the eggplant of the towline was not connected to the pet collar, the range of activity of the pet could not be fixed. The towline portion could not be used to adjust the distance from the pet. Moreover, the user can only walk one pet at a time and cannot walk, and if there are two or more pets, the user must use two leads at a time, which is very inconvenient to use. .

  In light of the disadvantages of conventional pet reeds, the inventor has continually researched and developed over many years, and finally developed a reed that can disassemble the handle part and the towline. Naskan is installed at both upper ends of the handle that the user holds. The pulling rope has a D-ring at the upper end and middle, and an eggplant at the lower end. By this design, an arc is created by connecting the eggplants at both ends of the handle to the D-ring at the upper end of the pulling rope. It is designed to be easy for the user to grip. The handle part can be used alone and connected to the pet collar, which can be used next to the body. The lower end of the towline can be connected to the pet collar Marcan to achieve the purpose of walking by connecting to the pet. Therefore, it can be used for the purpose of lowering the hand luggage, adjusting the distance from the pet, or fixing the range of activity of the pet.

In order to facilitate understanding of the features of the present invention, the following figures are attached and examples of the present invention are shown.

  First, FIG. 2 shows a sketch of the handle portion of the pet lead structure of the present invention. The handle portion 20 was gripped by the user, and the handle nascars 21 and 22 were installed at both ends.

  FIG. 3 shows a sketch of the towline portion of the pet lead structure. The towline 30 has an upper end D-ring 31 at the top and an intermediate D-ring 32 at the middle, and a towline eggplant 33 at the lower end.

  FIG. 4 shows a first embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. By connecting the handle hooks 21 and 22 at both ends of the handle portion 20 to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pulling rope 30, and further connecting the pulling hook eggplant 33 of the pulling rope 30 to the Markan of the collar of the pet D, Can serve as

  FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. You can add another towline 30 and connect another pet at the same time.

  FIG. 6 shows a third embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. By connecting the handle eggplants 21 and 22 at both ends of the handle portion 20 to the pulling rope 30 upper end D-ring 31 and intermediate D-ring 32 at the same time, adjustment to shorten the distance from the pet D becomes possible. Alternatively, it is possible to provide a function of lowering the hand luggage L by passing the hand luggage L through the tow rope 30 and further being positioned between the upper end D ring 31 and the intermediate D ring 32.

  FIG. 7 shows a fourth embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. By connecting the handle nascars 21 and 22 at both ends of the handle portion 20 to the Markan of the collar of the pet D at the same time, the owner can achieve the purpose of walking the pet D on the side of the body.

  FIG. 9 shows a fifth embodiment of the structure of the pet lead of the present invention. The handle portion 21 of the handle portion 20 is connected to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pulling rope 30, the handle portion 20 is passed through a fixed object, and the handle portion 20 of the handle portion 20 is connected to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pulling rope 30. When connected, the purpose of fixing the activity of the pet to a certain point can be achieved.

  FIG. 10 shows a sixth embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. The handle eggplant 21 of the handle portion 20 is connected to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pull rope 30 and the handle portion 20 and the pull rope 30 are turned around the fixed object. Furthermore, when the handle eggplant 22 of the handle portion 20 is connected to the intermediate D ring 32 of the tow rope 30, the pet D is fixed at a certain point, and at the same time, the activity range of the pet D is adjusted or shortened according to the size of the fixed object. Can achieve the purpose.

  FIG. 11 shows a seventh embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. The towline eggplant 33 can be added to the upper end stitching portion of the towline 30, and the towline eggplant 33 can be installed at both ends of the towline 30. This design allows two pets to be connected at the same time using a single pull line 30.

  FIG. 12 shows an eighth embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention. The handle eggplant 21 of the handle portion 20 is connected to the upper end D-ring 31 of the pulling rope 30, and the handle portion 20 and the pull rope 30 are turned around the user's body. Further, by connecting the handle eggplant 22 of the handle portion 20 to the intermediate D ring 32 of the pulling rope 30, the purpose of the user to appropriately control the pet D can be achieved.

  The above description is a detailed description of the present invention by means of a relatively good embodiment, but the length of the towline is adjusted by changing the material of the towline and using one or more. Any modifications and alterations made to these embodiments, such as modifications to adjust the device or structure and distance from the pet, etc., are intended to be within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

The above detailed description makes it clear to those skilled in the art that the present invention can reliably achieve the above-mentioned objectives, and actually conforms to the provisions of the patent law. Submit an application for utility model registration in accordance with the law.

1 shows a sketch of the prior art of the structure of the pet lead of the present invention. The sketch of the handle part of the structure of the pet lead of the present invention is shown. The sketch of the towline part of the structure of the pet reed of the present invention is shown. The 1st Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. The 2nd Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. The 3rd Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. The 4th Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. 1 shows a sketch of the prior art of the structure of the pet lead of the present invention. The 5th Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. The 6th Example of the structure of the lead for pets of this invention is shown. 7 shows a seventh embodiment of the pet lead structure according to the present invention. 8 shows an eighth embodiment of the pet lead structure of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

(Prior art)
10 handle
11 Towline
12 NASCAN (present invention)
B Hand luggage
D Pet
20 Handle part
21 Naskan
22 Handle Naskan
30 Towline
31 Top D-ring
32 Intermediate D-ring
33 Towline Naskan

Claims (5)

It is a kind of pet reed structure. The handle is gripped by the user, the upper ends are equipped with eggplants, the pulling rope is installed with a D-ring at the top and middle, and the lower end is installed with an eggplant. With this design, using the eggplants at both ends of the handle part and connecting it with the D-ring at the top of the towline, the handle part becomes arc-shaped, making it easier for the user to grip and use alone. , Used to connect to the pet's collar, can be used to walk next to the body, the lower end of the tow rope can be connected to the pet's collar, can achieve the purpose of walking with pets, When the D-ring in the middle of the towline is connected to the nascars at both ends of the handle, another arc can be formed, so the handbag can be lowered, the distance from the pet adjusted, Pet lead structure, wherein a can be used for the purpose or to secure the range. The pet lead structure according to claim 1, wherein the material of the handle portion and the towline portion can be nylon, genuine leather, fabric products, metal materials, and elastic materials. The pet reed structure according to claim 1, wherein an additional eggplant can be installed at the upper end of the towline, whereby another pet can be connected and walked. The pulling line can be a device or a structure that adjusts the length of the pulling line by adding one or a plurality of pulling lines, whereby the distance from the pet and the range of activity of the pet can be fixed. 2. The structure of the pet lead according to 1. The pet lead structure according to claim 1 or 4, wherein the device for adjusting the length of the tow line can be installed at an appropriate part of the tow line.