JP5646825B2 - Harness with collar - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a harness with a collar used when a dog is walked.

Conventionally, harnesses attached to a dog's torso are integrally formed with a collar. US Pat. No. 6,161,505 (see Patent Document 1), US Pat. No. 6,341,0001 (see Patent Document 2), No. 2005-204622 (see Patent Document 3).

1) U.S. Pat. No. 6,161,505 (see Patent Document 1) describes a restraint device for controlling movement of an animal attached to an animal such as a dog or a cat, comprising a collar attached to the neck of the animal, A flexible tether piece attached to a harness attached to the body and attached to both ends of the tether piece 1 to 3 or 2 respectively) US Pat. No. 6,634,0001 ( (Refer to Patent Document 2) Regarding the structure of leash used for large training such as police dogs and military dogs, it is used as a restraint (harness) attached to the dog's body and leash, and is sized according to the size of the dog It is intended to provide a tool that can be adjusted without causing pain to the large body.
3) Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-204622 (refer to Patent Document 3) has both ends connectable and separable with a buckle, and has a length adjusting part in the middle, and further has a collar shape and a body ring as an eight-character A string for forming a portion, a support plate covering the cross portion of the figure-shaped string, and a connecting ring for connecting a draw string rotatably provided on the support plate. In the plate, one end connecting portion of the cord body and the buckle mounting portion are formed facing each other in the left-right direction, and the pair of cord body insertion holes are formed in the left-right direction so as to cross in the opposing direction of these both portions A pet body ring formed oppositely is shown.

US Pat. No. 6,161,505 US Patent No. 6340001 JP-A-2005-204622

However, in each of the above prior arts, the dog's pulling force is mainly applied to the harness portion, making it difficult to control the dog. When trying to improve this, when the belt portion of the collar and the traction belt are directly connected, the belt portion of the collar There is a problem that the unnatural load is applied between the traction belt and the traction belt, and the durability of the connecting portion is likely to be lowered.
Therefore, the harness with a collar according to the present invention makes it easier to control the dog by applying the pulling force of the dog to the collar part than the harness part, and further improves the connection part of the belt part of the collar and the traction belt. It is an object of the present invention to provide a harness with a collar that does not apply an unnatural load between the belt portion and the traction belt, and does not lower the durability of the connecting portion.

That is, the harness with a collar according to the present invention opens both ends of the belt portion of the collar and integrally connects the harness that becomes the trunk so as to be substantially orthogonal to the both ends, and the upper portion of the harness is connected to the belt portion. It is formed in a series so as to form an arch shape at the upper part, and both lower end parts of the harness are detachable by attaching connecting members, and a traction belt is attached obliquely upward toward the rear in the vicinity of the end part of the belt part In addition, the upper part of the position where the traction belt intersects with the harness serving as the body ring is slidably inserted into a guide portion provided with a double harness material, and a chain is fitted to the rear end of the traction belt. Attach a connecting tool, and wrap the belt part with a spring material with repulsive force so that the belt part extends from the neck of the dog to the base of the forefoot. It is characterized in that the clamping force is not splash.
In the harness with a collar according to the present invention, the collar includes not only the so-called neck part but also the one in contact with the chest part from the neck of the dog to the base of the forefoot as described above.
As the spring material having the repulsive force, a metal material, a synthetic resin material, FRP, or the like can be suitably used.

Further, the harness with a collar according to the present invention is characterized in that the lower end of the harness is adjustable in length.

1) The harness with a collar of claim 1 not only has a function as a harness to be a conventional trunk, but also the traction force acts on the belt portion of the collar from the chains via the traction belt without excessive force. Therefore, the durability of the connecting portion between the belt portion and the traction belt is dramatically improved.
Even when the dog's tensile force is applied, the spring material with repulsive force does not narrow the gap between the ends of the belt portion of the collar more than necessary. There was no excessive tightening force applied to the chest part of the dog, and there was almost no pain to the dog.

2) Since the traction belt is slidably inserted into the guide portion provided in the harness at the position where the traction belt intersects with the harness serving as the body ring, the load applied to the traction belt from the chains may affect the harness. The harness is not overloaded and the dog's torso is not overtightened or the harness is not loosened.

According to the harness with a collar of claim 2, the length of the lower end portion of the harness is adjustable, and thus it is possible to provide a collar that can be easily adapted to the size of the dog. is there.

It is a side view of the harness with a collar of this invention. It is a side view which shows the use condition of the harness with a collar of this invention. It is a top view which shows the principal part of the harness with a collar of this invention.

Embodiments of a harness with a collar according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, reference numeral 11 denotes a harness with a collar, and both ends of the belt portion 12 of the harness 11 with a collar are opened.
As shown in FIG. 3, the belt portion 12 is internally provided with a spring material 13 having a repulsive force, and the spring material 13 is covered with a flexible sponge-like film 14. As the spring material 13 having the repulsive force, a metal material, a synthetic resin material, FRP, or the like can be suitably used.
Therefore, even when the dog's tensile force is applied to the belt portion 12 of the harness 11 with the collar, the belt portion 12 tries to maintain a predetermined size, so that the chest from the neck of the dog to the base of the forefoot Unnecessary tightening force does not act on the part.

When a dog walks or trains, the dog always has the habit of trying to pull, so a strong pulling force acts on the dog's collar. However, the belt portion 12 is internally provided with a spring material 13 having a repulsive force inside. Therefore, even if a dog's tensile force acts on the belt portion 12 of the harness 11 with a collar, the belt portion 12 tries to maintain a predetermined ring size, so that the chest portion from the dog's neck to the base of the forefoot is not suitable. Necessary tightening force does not work

Both ends of the belt portion 12 are open, and a harness 21 serving as a body ring is integrally connected so as to be substantially orthogonal to the both ends. The upper portion of the harness 21 is formed in a series so as to form an arch shape on the upper portion of the belt portion 12, and both lower end portions of the harness 21 are detachable by attaching connecting members 22-1 and 22-2. . Of course, the connecting members 22-1 and 22-2 can be attached to the upper arched portion of the harness 21. This can be appropriately determined in consideration of ease of attachment and detachment and whether or not the dog feels uncomfortable when it hits the abdomen of the dog.
In addition, the belt portion 12 is attached with a traction belt 23 at an angle of about 45 ° obliquely upward toward the rear in the vicinity of the end of the belt portion 12 and a connecting tool 24 such as a D-ring for fitting the chains 25 to the rear end. It is.

As described above, the harness 11 with a collar according to the present invention not only has a function as a harness serving as a conventional trunk, but also in a state in which the belt portion 12 is not overloaded from the chains 25 via the traction belt 23. Since the traction force acts, the durability of the connection portion between the belt portion 12 and the traction belt 23 is dramatically improved.
Even when the dog's tensile force is applied, the spring member 13 having repulsive force does not unnecessarily narrow the distance between both ends of the belt portion 12 of the collar. There was no excessive tightening force applied to the chest area at the base, and the dog was hardly distressed.

The traction belt 23 is slidably inserted in a guide portion 26 provided with a double material such as a woven belt of the harness 21 at an upper portion of the position where the traction belt 23 intersects with the harness 21 serving as a body ring. Therefore, the load applied to the traction belt 23 from the chains 25 does not affect the harness 21, and the harness 21 is loaded and the dog's torso is excessively tightened or the harness 21 is loosened due to the excessive load. There is nothing.

In the harness 11 with a collar according to the present invention, the lower end portion of the harness 21 is adjustable by using 27 folded metal fittings. It is therefore possible to provide a collar that can be easily adapted to the size of the dog.

Since the harness 11 with a collar according to the present invention is configured as described above, when the owner or the like holds the chain 25 during walking or training of the dog, the dog pulls and a pulling force acts, and both ends of the belt portion 12 are applied. Even if the distance between the dogs is naturally narrowed, the spring material 13 with a repulsive force built in the belt portion 12 acts to return to the original shape), so that the dog's neck and the base of the forefoot The tightening force on the chest part is greatly reduced.

Therefore, the harness 11 with a collar of the present invention is configured as described above, so that even if the dog pulls unnecessarily, the tightening force that causes pain to the dog on the chest part from the dog's neck to the base of the forefoot. Will not work.

In the above description, the use of the harness with a collar of the present invention as the collar of a dog has been mainly described. However, it goes without saying that the present invention can be applied to other uses where walking and training of pets and animals are indispensable.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Harness with a collar 12 Belt part 13 Spring material 14 Sponge-like film 21 Harness 22-1 and 22-2 Connecting member 23 Towing belt 24 Connecting tool 25 Chains 26 Guide part 27 Folding metal fittings

Claims (2)

Open the both ends of the belt portion of the collar, and connect the harness that becomes the body ring so as to be substantially orthogonal to the both ends, and the upper portion of the harness forms an arch shape above the upper portion of the belt portion. The lower end portions of the harness are detachable by attaching connecting members, and a traction belt is attached obliquely upward toward the rear in the vicinity of the end portion of the belt portion, and the traction belt is connected to the body ring. The harness material is slidably inserted into the guide portion provided with double the harness material at the upper part of the crossing position of the harness, and a coupling tool for fitting a chain is attached to the rear end of the traction belt. The interior is equipped with spring material with repulsive force so that excessive tightening force is not applied to the chest part from the dog's neck to the base of the forefoot. Collar with a harness and said. The harness with a collar according to claim 1, wherein the lower end of the harness is adjustable in length.

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