JP3599735B1 - Pet Animal Walking Rope Belt - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pet animal walking tow strap wearing belt capable of dispersing and supporting an impact force due to a sudden action or the like when a pet animal such as a dog walks.
SOLUTION: A drawstring mounting belt 100 includes a ring-shaped member 10, a pullstring 20, first and second mounting belts 40 and 60. The drawstring 20 has one end 21 attached to the ring-shaped member 10 and the other end 23 attached with a connecting member 30 for connecting to a collar of a pet animal. The first mounting belt 40 has one end 41 attached to the ring-shaped member 10 and the other end 43 to which the locking member 51 of the detachable connecting tool 50 is attached. The second wearing belt 60 is disposed so as to pass through the ring-shaped member 10, has one end 61 to which the locking member 52 of the connecting tool 50 is attached, and includes a waist wearing portion 64 and a shoulder wearing portion 66. . A portion near the one end 61 of the second mounting belt 60 and the other end 65 are inserted into the length adjusting member 70.
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Description

  BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a pet animal walking rope attached to a pet animal, and more particularly, to a human body when a human walks with a pet animal such as a large dog by engaging a rope connected to the pet animal. The present invention relates to a belt for wearing a pet animal walking rope used for wearing.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there have been proposed various types of belts for wearing a rope for walking a pet animal.

  For example, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-271287 (Patent Document 1) proposes a pet walking rope lock belt that does not require holding a pet walking rope in hands so that both hands can be used freely when walking the pet. ing. This pet walking rope is provided with a belt for detachably retaining the pet walking rope, and the belt is wrapped around the waist and worn on the body.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-270707 (Patent Document 2) discloses that even if the pet suddenly starts running while a pet such as a dog walks, the hand separates from the handle of the pulling line due to an impact. There has been proposed a rope for walking a pet without any problem. In this pet walking rope, four finger insertion rings are continuously provided inside the ring-shaped handle portion of the rope so that fingers except the thumb can be inserted.

  Further, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-112659 (Patent Document 3) discloses a dog walking belt capable of preventing shoulder stiffness or the like caused by walking of a dog and facilitating disposal of feces. Proposed. This dog walking belt is obtained by connecting a dog belt to a waist belt of a person who can be stopped with one touch, and attaching a plurality of spare holders for hanging a dog leash on the waist belt.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2003-180190 (Patent Document 4) proposes an overturn prevention device for a dog tow to prevent the owner from being pulled by a tow and being injured by the impact force of sudden runaway of the dog. Have been. This dog towline fall prevention device attaches a retractable annulus to the dog's towline, creates a towline loop in it, and the loop slips through the annulus in a sudden dog runaway shock. It protects the owner from injuries.
JP-A-9-271287 JP 2000-270707 A JP 2002-112659 A JP-A-2003-180190

  However, according to the pet walking rope locking belt disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-271287 or the dog walking belt disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-112659, both hands are used when a pet or a dog walks. Even if it can be used freely and it is easy and convenient to take work such as removing pet or dog feces, only the waist is pulled by the impact force caused by sudden actions such as dogs suddenly running, that is, lower body When pulled forward, there is a danger that a person may fall and be injured while the upper body is tilted backward. In particular, when a dog or the like suddenly changes direction, there is a problem that only the waist of a human is pulled and falls.

  In addition, since the impact force caused by the sudden action of the dog or the like is supported only by the human waist, a load is applied to a part of the body, which may cause back pain and the like. The belt may be displaced from the waist position and come off.

  Further, since the waist of a human is pulled by the action of a dog or the like, the human needs to walk in accordance with the pace of the dog or the like. For this reason, there is a problem that it is difficult to pull back the dog or the like in order to match the behavior of the dog or the like with the behavior of the human.

  It is difficult to properly treat feces because the dog's abrupt action pulls only the waist of the human, even when the human is standing in a lowered posture when processing feces such as dogs. Could be

  In the pet walking leash disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-270707, even if the leash can be prevented from separating from human hands due to the impact force caused by the sudden action of the dog or the like, The impact force caused by sudden actions such as sudden running of a dog or the like may damage the arms and shoulders, causing stiff shoulders and tendonitis.

  In the fall prevention device for a dragline of a dog disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-180190, even if the dog can absorb the initial towing impact force when the dog suddenly runs away, the dog can lift the human arm. If you continue to pull with great force, the force may hurt your arms, shoulders, etc., causing stiff shoulders and tendonitis, or you may be unable to catch up with the dog's behavior and fall and get injured .

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem, and to hurt the arm, shoulder, etc. by the impact force due to sudden action at the time of walking of a pet animal such as a dog, causing shoulder stiffness and tendonitis. In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a pet animal walking leash wearing belt capable of dispersing and supporting an impact force so that a human does not fall and be injured.

  A pet animal walking leash belt according to one aspect of the present invention includes a ring-shaped member, a leash, and first and second belts. The tow line has one end attached to the ring-shaped member and the other end attached to a connecting member for connecting to a collar or trunk of a pet animal. The first wearing belt has one end attached to the ring-shaped member and the other end attached to one of the locking members of the detachable connecting tool. The second wearing belt is disposed so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member, has one end to which the other locking member of the connecting member is attached, and extends from a portion where the ring-shaped member is located to one end. And a shoulder mounting portion extending from the portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the other end. A length adjusting member is provided between one end of the second wearing belt and a portion where the ring-shaped member is located. By inserting a portion located near one end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, and inserting the other end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, the waist attaching portion and the shoulder The length of the mounting portion is adjusted, and the second mounting belt is slidably locked.

  In the pet animal walking pull cord wearing belt according to one aspect of the present invention, the second wearing belt is made up of two parts, a waist wearing part and a shoulder wearing part, bordering on the part where the annular member is located. It is configured. One locking member of a connecting member attached to the other end of the first wearing belt having one end attached to the ring-shaped member, and the other of the connecting member to which one end of the second wearing belt is attached Fixing the second wearing belt composed of the waist wearing portion and the shoulder wearing portion to the human waist and the shoulder by engaging the first and second wearing belts by engaging with the locking member of Can be. Further, by inserting a portion located near one end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, and inserting the other end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, The second wearing belt can be slidably locked by adjusting the length of the waist-mounted portion and the shoulder-mounted portion by shifting the position of the ring-shaped member in the wearing belt. Further, a towline to which a connecting member for connecting to a collar or a trunk of a pet animal is attached is attached to the ring-shaped member.

  In this way, the pet animal walking leash wearing belt of the present invention is configured, so that even if an impact force caused by a sudden action such as a dog or the like suddenly running through the leash is applied to the ring-shaped member. The impact force can be distributed in three directions: the first wearing belt attached to the ring-shaped member, the waist wearing portion of the second wearing belt, and the shoulder wearing portion of the second wearing belt. Therefore, when a pet animal such as a dog walks, only a part of the body is not pulled by the impact force due to sudden action or the like, and the impact force can be supported by the entire human body. It is possible to prevent a person from falling and injuring himself while the upper body is tilted backward. In particular, even when a dog or the like suddenly changes direction, it is possible to prevent an accident in which only a part of the human body is pulled and falls. Moreover, since the tow rope is connected to the first wearing belt and the second wearing belt via the ring-shaped member, it can freely move around the ring-shaped member. For this reason, in the above-mentioned case, since the impact force is not directly transmitted to the first and second wearing belts due to the action involving the sudden change of direction of the dog or the like, the human is effectively prevented from falling down. can do.

  In addition, since the impact force due to the sudden action of the dog or the like is supported by the entire human body, without burdening a part of the body, for example, the arm, shoulder, etc. are damaged, stiff shoulders and tendonitis are caused. Therefore, it is possible to prevent back pain and the like from occurring. In the pet animal walking pull cord wearing belt of the present invention, since the second wearing belt is composed of the waist wearing part and the shoulder wearing part, it is possible to effectively prevent the wearing belt from shifting and coming off the body. .

  Furthermore, even when a dog or the like takes a sudden action while standing down with a lowered posture when processing feces of a dog or the like, the impact force can be supported by the entire human body. , The feces can be properly treated.

  In the belt for wearing a pet animal walking leash according to the present invention, the waist-mounted portion and the shoulder-mounted portion are constituted by a single mounting belt, so that the belt can be easily worn on the human body.

  In the belt for wearing a pet animal walking leash according to one aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that a loop-shaped grip portion is attached between one end and the other end of the leash. By doing so, when the human body is pulled by the action of a dog or the like, the dog or the like can be pulled back using the gripping portion in order to match the action of the dog or the like with the action of the human.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, a pet animal walking leash belt is provided with a loop-shaped member, a connection belt, and first and second belts. The connecting belt is disposed so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member, and one end of the detachable first connecting tool to which one locking member is attached, and the other engaging member of the first connecting tool is attached. And the other end portion is formed in an annular shape. The connecting belt is configured to be able to connect a pull cord connected to a collar or a trunk of a pet animal. The first wearing belt has one end attached to the ring-shaped member and the other end attached to one of the locking members of the detachable second coupling tool. The second wearing belt is arranged so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member, has one end to which the other locking member of the second connecting member is attached, and from a portion where the ring-shaped member is located to one end. It comprises a waist mounting portion extending and a shoulder mounting portion extending from the portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the other end. A length adjusting member is arranged and provided between one end of the second wearing belt and a portion where the ring-shaped member is located. A portion of the second wearing belt located near one end is inserted through the length adjusting member, and the other end of the second wearing belt is inserted through the length adjusting member, so that the waist attaching portion and the shoulder are inserted. The length of the mounting portion is adjusted, and the second mounting belt is slidably locked.

  In the pet animal walking leash wearing belt according to another aspect of the present invention, in addition to the above-described effects of the pet animal walking leash wearing belt according to one aspect of the present invention, the following effects are provided. The effect is obtained. A commercially available towing line (lead) can be connected to the detachable connecting belt formed in an annular shape. Accordingly, various types of pulling lines can be connected to the pet animal walking rope of the present invention, and not only a single pulling line but also two or more dogs or the like can be taken for a walk. In some cases, a plurality of cords can be connected. Therefore, even when a person walks with a plurality of dogs or the like, the impact force due to the sudden action of the dogs or the like can be supported by the entire human body, so that it is possible to prevent the human from falling and being injured. Can be prevented.

  As described above, according to the present invention, when a pet animal such as a dog walks, his arms and shoulders are hurt by the impact force caused by sudden action and the like, without causing shoulder stiffness or tendonitis, and a human being falls down and injured. The impact force can be dispersed and supported by the entire human body so that it does not occur.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a pulling rope wearing belt for walking a pet animal according to one embodiment of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the pulling rope mounting belt 100 includes a ring-shaped member 10, a pulling rope 20, a first mounting belt 40, and a second mounting belt 60.

  The tow rope 20 has one end 21 attached to the ring-shaped member 10 and the other end 23 attached with a connecting member 30 for connecting to a collar or trunk ring of a pet animal such as a dog. One end 21 of the drawstring 20 is fixed by being sewn at the binding portion 22 in a state of being inserted into the ring-shaped member 10 and folded. The one end 21 of the drawstring 20 is attached so as to be freely movable along the ring-shaped member 10. The other end portion 23 of the drawstring 20 is fixed by being sewn at the binding portion 24 in a state of being inserted into the attachment ring of the connecting member 30 and folded back. On the opposite side of the connecting member 30 from the mounting ring, a hook or the like for connecting to a collar or a trunk of a pet animal such as a dog is attached.

  Between the one end 21 and the other end 23 of the drawstring 20, grips 25 and 27 formed in a ring shape are attached. The grip portion 25 is formed in a loop shape by being sewn to the drawstring 20 at the binding portion 26 with the belt folded. The grip portion 27 is formed in a ring shape by being sewn to the pull rope 20 at the binding portion 28 in a state where the belt is folded.

  The first mounting belt 40 has one end 41 attached to the ring-shaped member 10 and the other end 43 to which one locking member 51 of the detachable connecting tool 50 is attached. One end 41 of the first wearing belt 40 is fixed by being sewn at the binding portion 42 in a state of being inserted into the ring-shaped member 10 and folded back. One end 41 of the first wearing belt 40 is attached so as to be freely movable along the ring-shaped member 10. The other end 43 of the first mounting belt 40 is fixed by being sewn at the binding portion 44 in a state of being inserted into the attachment portion of the one locking member 51 and folded back.

  The second mounting belt 60 is disposed so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member 10, and has one end 61 to which the other locking member 52 of the coupling tool 50 is attached. One end portion 61 of the second mounting belt 60 is fixed to the attachment portion of the other locking member 52 by being sewn at the binding portion 62 in a state of being inserted and folded back. In the second mounting belt 60, a waist mounting portion 64 extending from the portion 63 where the annular member 10 is located to one end 61 and a shoulder mounting portion 66 extending from the portion 63 where the annular member 10 is located to the other end 65. Become.

  A length adjusting member 70 is arranged and provided between one end 61 of the second wearing belt 60 and a portion 63 where the ring-shaped member 10 is located. The portion of the second mounting belt 60 located near one end 61 is inserted through the length adjusting member 70, and the other end 65 of the second mounting belt 60 is inserted through the length adjusting member 70. The lengths of the waist mounting portion 64 and the shoulder mounting portion 66 are adjusted, and the second mounting belt 60 is locked by sliding on the length adjusting member 70.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a pet animal walking leash wearing belt according to one embodiment of the present invention is worn on a human body and a dog is dragged.

  In order to attach the pulling line wearing belt 100 shown in FIG. 1 to a human body, first, as shown in FIG. Position. The first wearing belt 40 is positioned on the left side of the waist of the human 600, and the waist wearing portion 64 of the second wearing belt 60 is positioned via the ring-shaped member 10 on the right side of the waist of the human 600. The shoulder mounting portion 66 of the second mounting belt 60 with the loop member 10 inserted is hung on the right shoulder 602 of the human 600, and the second mounting belt 60 extends from the right shoulder to the left waist on the back side of the human 600. The shoulder mounting part 66 is extended. Then, the shoulder mounting portion 66 of the second mounting belt 60 is superimposed on a portion of the waist mounting portion 64 located near one end 61 of the second mounting belt 60 inserted through the length adjusting member 70. Then, the other end 65 is inserted through the length adjusting member 70. The first fixing belt 40 and the second fixing belt 60 are connected and fixed by engaging one locking member 51 of the connecting tool 50 with the other locking member 52. By pulling or loosening the other end portion 65 of the second wearing belt 60 with respect to the length adjusting member 70, the waist wearing portion 64 and the shoulder wearing portion 66 have an appropriate length and the waist 601 and the shoulder of the human 600. Adjust so that it is attached to 602 and tightened. Further, the pull cord 20 to which the connecting member 30 for connecting to the collar 501 of the dog 500 is attached is attached to the ring member 10.

  In this way, the pulling rope wearing belt 100 is connected to the dog 500 by the pulling rope 20 in a state of being worn on the waist 601 and the shoulder 602 of the human 600. Therefore, the dog 500 suddenly starts running through the pulling rope 20, for example. Even if the impact force due to the action is applied to the ring-shaped member 10 in the direction indicated by the arrow A, the impact force is applied to the direction in which the waist attachment portion 64 of the second attachment belt 60 attached to the ring-shaped member 10 extends. (Direction indicated by arrow B), direction in which shoulder mounting portion 66 of second wearing belt 60 extends (direction indicated by arrow C), and direction in which first wearing belt 40 extends (direction indicated by arrow D). Can be dispersed in the direction. Therefore, only a part of the body of the human 600 is not pulled by the impact force due to a sudden action or the like when the dog 500 walks, and the impact force can be supported by the entire body of the person 600. It is possible to prevent the human 600 from falling and being injured while being pulled forward and the upper body leaning backward. In particular, even when the dog 500 suddenly changes direction, it is possible to prevent an accident in which only a part of the body of the human 600 is pulled and falls.

  In addition, since the pull cord 20 is connected to the first wearing belt 40 and the second wearing belt 60 via the ring-shaped member 10, it can freely move around the ring-shaped member 10. For this reason, in the above-mentioned case, since the impact force is not directly transmitted to the first and second wearing belts 40 and 60 by the action of the dog 500 accompanied by the sudden change of direction, the human 600 falls. Can be effectively prevented.

  In addition, since the impact force caused by the abrupt action of the dog 500 is supported by the entire body of the human 600, the burden on a part of the body is not exerted, for example, the arms and shoulders may be damaged, and stiff shoulders and tendonitis may be caused. It is possible to prevent back pain and the like without causing it.

  In the tow rope wearing belt 100, the second wearing belt 60 is composed of the waist wearing portion 64 and the shoulder wearing portion 66, so that the wearing belt can be effectively prevented from being displaced and coming off the body.

  Furthermore, even if the dog 500 takes a sudden action when the human 600 is lowered and stopped while processing the droppings of the dog 500, the impact force can be supported by the entire body of the human 600. As a result, the feces can be appropriately treated.

  Since the waist attachment portion 64 and the shoulder attachment portion 66 are composed of one attachment belt 60 in the pull cord attachment belt 100, the attachment belt 60 can be easily attached to the body of the human 600.

  In the pulling rope wearing belt 100, the gripping portions 25 and 27 formed in a ring shape are attached between the one end 21 and the other end 23 of the pulling rope 20, so that the body of the human 600 When the dog 500 is pulled by the action, the dog 500 can be pulled back using the grip 25 or 27 in order to match the action of the dog 500 with the action of the human 600.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a pulling rope wearing belt for pet animal walking according to another embodiment of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the difference between the pulling rope mounting belt 200 and the pulling rope mounting belt 100 shown in FIG. 1 is that the connecting belt 80 is attached to the ring-shaped member 10. The connecting belt 80 is disposed so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member 10, and has one end 81 to which one locking member 91 of the detachable connecting tool 90 is attached and the other locking member 92 of the connecting tool 90. It has an attached other end 83 and is formed in an annular shape. One end portion 81 of the connection belt 80 is inserted into the attachment portion of one locking member 91 of the connection tool 90, and is sewn to the connection belt 80 at the binding portion 82 and fixed thereto. The other end portion 83 of the connecting belt 80 is inserted into the attachment portion of the other locking member 92 of the connecting tool 90 and folded back, and is sewn and fixed at the connecting portion 84. Further, the connection belt 80 is configured to be able to connect the pull cord 300 connected to a collar or a body ring of a pet animal such as a dog. When the connecting belt 80 is inserted through the ring-shaped gripping member 303 attached to the one end 301 of the pulling line 300, the pulling line 300 and the connecting belt 80 are connected to each other. It is connected to the first wearing belt 40 and the second wearing belt 60. One end 301 of the drawstring 300 is fixed by being sewn at the binding portion 302 in a state of being inserted into the ring-shaped gripping member 303 and folded. A connecting member 306 for connecting a collar or a trunk of a pet animal such as a dog is attached to the other end 304 of the drawstring 300 by a binding portion 305.

  In the pulling line mounting belt 200 configured as described above, the following operation and effect can be obtained in addition to the operation and effect of the pulling line mounting belt 100 described above. A commercially available pulling line (lead), for example, a pulling line 300 as shown in FIG. 3 can be connected to the detachable connecting belt 80 formed in an annular shape. Accordingly, various types of pulling lines can be connected to the pulling line wearing belt 200. In addition to a single pulling line, even when two or more dogs or the like are taken for a walk, a plurality of types of pulling lines can be used. A towline can be connected to the connection belt 80. Therefore, even when a person walks with a plurality of dogs or the like, the impact force due to the sudden action of the dogs or the like can be supported by the entire human body. Can be prevented. As a result, the versatility of the pet animal walking leash belt of the present invention can be enhanced.

  In addition, in the case of the towline wearing belt 100 or the towline wearing belt 200, both hands can be used freely at the time of the walk of the pet animal, and a state where it is not necessary to hold the towline 20 or the towline 300 becomes possible. Work such as treatment of feces can be performed. Further, in the case where the plurality of pull cords 300 are connected to the connection belt 80 in the pull cord mounting belt 200, care such as processing of feces of one pet animal connected to one certain pull cord is performed with both hands. Also, by connecting another pulling line to the connecting belt 80, the above-mentioned care can be performed while another pet animal is drawn.

  In the above-described embodiment, an example is shown in which the leash is connected to the collar of the dog, but the leash may be connected to the trunk.

  In addition, by attaching a luminous body or the like to the second wearing belt 60 in the towing line wearing belt 100 or the towing line wearing belt 200 of the above-described embodiment, attention of another person can be taken to prevent danger during a night walk. You may be prompted. In the above embodiment, a circular member is shown as the ring-shaped member 10 or the ring-shaped gripping member 303. However, a polygonal ring member such as an ellipse or a square may be used. A bag for feces treatment or the like may be attached to the waist attachment portion 64 of the second attachment belt 60.

  The embodiments disclosed above are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the embodiments described above, and includes all modifications and variations within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a pet animal walking leash belt according to one embodiment of the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached | subjected the dog with the pulling | wearing belt for pet animal walk according to one Embodiment of this invention mounted | worn with a human body. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a pet animal walking leash belt according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of reference numerals

  100, 200: pull rope mounting belt, 10: ring member, 20: pull rope, 25, 27: gripping part, 30: connecting member, 40: first mounting belt, 50: connecting tool, 60: second mounting Belt, 64: waist mounting part, 66: shoulder mounting part, 70: length adjusting member, 80: connecting belt, 90: connecting tool, 300: tow rope, 500: dog, 600: human.

Claims (3)

A ring-shaped member,
A pull cord having one end attached to the ring-shaped member, and the other end attached with a connecting member for connecting to a collar or trunk of a pet animal;
A first wearing belt having one end attached to the ring-shaped member, and the other end attached to one of the locking members of the detachable connection tool;
A waist mounting portion, which is disposed so as to be inserted into the ring-shaped member, has one end to which the other locking member of the connecting member is attached, and extends from a portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the one end; A second mounting belt comprising a shoulder mounting portion extending from a portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the other end,
A length adjustment member is disposed and provided between one end of the second wearing belt and a portion where the ring-shaped member is located, and a portion located near one end of the second wearing belt is provided. By inserting the other end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, and the other end of the second wearing belt is inserted into the length adjusting member, the length of the waist mounting portion and the shoulder mounting portion is adjusted and the A pet animal walking leash to which a second wearing belt is slidably locked.   The pet rope for walking with a pet animal according to claim 1, wherein a loop-shaped grip is attached between one end and the other end of the tow rope. A ring-shaped member,
One end of the first connecting member, which is disposed so as to be inserted into the ring-shaped member and is attached to one of the detachable first connecting members, and the other engaging member of the first connecting member is attached. A connection belt formed in an annular shape having the other end,
The connection belt is configured to be able to connect a pull cord connected to a collar or a trunk of a pet animal, and further,
A first wearing belt having one end attached to the ring-shaped member and the other end attached to one of the locking members of the detachable second coupling tool;
A waist mount having one end disposed so as to be inserted through the ring-shaped member, to which the other locking member of the second connecting member is attached, and extending from a portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the one end; A second mounting belt comprising a portion and a shoulder mounting portion extending from the portion where the ring-shaped member is located to the other end,
A length adjustment member is disposed and provided between one end of the second wearing belt and a portion where the ring-shaped member is located, and a portion located near one end of the second wearing belt is provided. By inserting the other end of the second wearing belt through the length adjusting member, and the other end of the second wearing belt is inserted into the length adjusting member, the length of the waist mounting portion and the shoulder mounting portion is adjusted and the A pet animal walking leash to which a second wearing belt is slidably locked.

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