JP7369493B1 - Tensile dog walking aid belt - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a tensile dog walking aid belt that can instantly control the pulling force to the left, right, and rear caused by a dog's carefree behavior. A tension dog walking assistance belt is a tension dog walking assistance belt that includes a lead having a handle at one end and a waist belt for holding the lead, and the waist belt includes a cushioning member. A hook is attached to one end of the buffer member, and the other end of the buffer member is provided with a buffer member attachment portion that locks the lead, and the attachment position to the lead is between the hook and the buffer member. By making the natural length of the lead when the buffer member is arranged in a straight line shorter than the length from the buffer member mounting part of the lead to the tip of the handle part, the length of the lead can be reduced depending on the expansion/contraction rate of the buffer member. The handle is longer, making the leash easier to handle and keeping the dog within your control at all times. [Selection diagram] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a dog leash, and particularly to an auxiliary belt for dogs that tend to pull.

Conventionally, various types of dog walking belts have been devised to reduce the burden on dog walkers. Patent No. 3852054 proposes a walking belt for dogs with a tendency to pull, which has a waist pad inserted into the waist belt to protect the waist from the dog's pulling force, and a hook holder in front of the waist belt to protect the walker from the dog's sudden lateral pulling force. In addition to preventing the dog's body balance from collapsing, the pulling fulcrum from the main lead is set approximately 12 cm in front of the hook holder's waist, and the force is evenly distributed between the waist belt and shoulder belt, allowing the dog's entire body to absorb the pulling force. I can do it. Furthermore, the lead reel disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 2012-120500 buffers the pulling of the dog by pulling out the lead for a long time using the reel.

Patent 3852054 JP2012-120500

However, the above-mentioned walking belt for dogs with a tendency to pull in Patent Document 1 takes measures against the burden on the body of the pulling force of the dog that pulls the dog straight against the walker during a walk with the dog, Countermeasures to instantly suppress pulling behavior are insufficient.

The reel leash of Patent Document 2 handles the dog's pulling force, so the longer the leash, the more difficult it is to control the dog, which can cause trouble to others, especially in the city, accidents involving bicycles with the leash, and the dog running out onto the road. There may be a risk of an accident.

The object of the present invention is to provide a pulling dog walking aid belt that can solve the problems of the above-mentioned walking belts and reel leads that can handle pulling habits.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the tensile dog walking assistance belt of the present invention includes a waist pad that doubles as a waist belt and a pouch, a waist belt attachment fastener that also serves as a safety detachment fastener, a hook holder for attaching a cushioning rubber string, and a cushioning rubber. Consisting of a string and a leash mounting hardware, the position at which the walking aid belt for dogs with a tendency to pull is attached to a conventional leash is the combined length of the cushioning rubber string attachment hook holder extending from the waist belt, the cushioning rubber string, and the leash mounting hardware. Based on this, connect the lead at the same length from the rear end of the lead handle of a conventional leash. The handle of the leash needs to be longer because it will be difficult to reach. The purpose of the tensile dog walking assistance belt, which is constructed from various parts in this manner, is to reduce the pulling force of the dog by distributing the pulling force of the dog between the arm of the walker holding the leash and the waist of the assistance belt.

Since the dog is always within the control range of the conventional leash held by the walker, the dog's arbitrary pulling behavior to the left, right, and back can be instantly controlled, and the long leash that tends to occur with reel leashes prevents nuisances such as jumping on others. This reduces the risk of accidents involving running bicycles, accidents involving leashes involving bicycles, and traffic accidents caused by uncontrollable dogs running out onto the road. In addition, since the tension dog walking assistance belt is connected to the leash, when you need to use both hands to clean up dog excrement, your dog will not leave the leash even if you let go of your hand holding the leash.

As described above, the tensile dog walking assistance belt of the present invention is constructed and attached to a conventional leash as an auxiliary device, and is used to support the dog's pulling force applied to the leash held by the walker during a walk with the dog. The purpose is to reduce the load on the walker by dispersing the pulling force of the dog between the arm of the walker holding the leash and the waist of the auxiliary belt. Furthermore, as a synergistic effect, the dog's pulling force pulls on the walker's waist, making walking easier. In addition, when a walker is wearing a retractable dog walking assistance belt while walking with their dog, and the dog suddenly jumps onto a road or railroad crossing, and the walker is about to be involved in a traffic accident, the following measures should be taken: By activating the belt separation fastening, the tension dog walking assistance belt is accurately separated to ensure the physical safety of the walker.

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing a tension dog walking aid belt according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a walker 100 is wearing a pull dog walking assistance belt according to an embodiment of the present invention and is being pulled by a dog 200 for a walk. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a position where a tension dog walking aid belt is attached to a conventional leash 6 according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a cushioning rubber string 4 equipped on a tension dog walking aid belt according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a tensioning dog walking aid belt according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the tensile dog walking assistance belt has a waist pad 2 which also serves as a pouch inserted into the rear of the waist belt 1, and a hook holder 3 for attaching a cushioning rubber string to the front of the waist belt 1. Furthermore, a buffer rubber string 4 is connected to the buffer rubber string attachment hook holder 3, and is connected to the front of the lead handle portion 6A of the lead 6 at the lead attachment fitting 5. Note that the position of the lead attachment fitting 5 can be changed as appropriate depending on the expansion/contraction rate of the cushioning rubber string 4. Its position is based on the combined length 8 of the cushioning rubber string attachment hook holder 3 extending from the waist belt 1, the cushioning rubber string 4, and the lead attachment fitting 5, and the length 8 from the rear end of the lead handle portion 6A of the lead 6. Connect using the same length of 8A as a guide, but depending on the expansion/contraction rate of the cushioning rubber string 4, the cushioning rubber string 4 may stretch for a long time and the handle 6A of the lead 6 cannot be reached by the pedestrian, so connect it to the handle side. By increasing the length of the dog 200 to 8B and dispersing the pulling force of the dog 200 on the leash 6 held by the dog walker 100 to the arm holding the leash 6 and the waist of the pulling dog walking assistance belt, the pulling force of the dog 200 is reduced. It is intended to. In addition, this position allows the walker 100 to always hold the leash 6 in a comfortable position, and it is a position where the force of the arm to pull the dog back is easily applied when the dog moves on its own. A further advantage of the cushioning rubber string 4 is that when a dog's sudden pulling force is applied, the shock applied to the waist belt 1 is reduced, which is gentle on the waist. In addition, the pull dog walking aid belt release safety fastener 1A also serves as the belt attachment fastener 1A, so to avoid the risk of an accident caused by the walker 100 being pulled in by the dog 200, the release fastener 1A can be pushed with a single touch. The tension dog walking aid belt is released. The pouch that also serves as a waist pad 2 is equipped with a small shovel and a plastic bag for disposing of feces on the street if the dog 200 does so.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a walker 100 is wearing a pull dog walking assistance belt according to an embodiment of the present invention and is being pulled by a dog 200 for a walk.

When the tensile dog walking assistance belt shown in FIG. 1 is attached to the body of a walker 100, the waist belt 1 is set on the waist of the walker 100 and the belt is attached using the waist belt fastener 1A. To connect the leash 6 to the dog 200, a leash hook 6B at the tip of the leash 6 is connected to a harness 7 attached to the dog 200. Furthermore, the pull dog walking assistance belt worn by the walker 100 is connected to the leash 6 held by the walker 100 at the lead attachment fitting 5 at the tip of the buffer rubber string 4, and the dog 200 is taken for a walk.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the position where the tension dog walking assistance belt according to the embodiment of the present invention is attached to the leash 6.

The position shown in FIG. 3 is based on the combined length 8 of the cushioning rubber string attachment hook holder 3, the cushioning rubber string 4, and the lead attachment fitting 5 extending from the waist belt 1, and the lead handle portion 6A of the conventional lead 6. Depending on the expansion/contraction rate of the cushioning rubber string 4, the handle part 6A of the lead 6 may not be reachable by the walker's hand, so the handle part 6A side should be moved up to 8B from the rear end to the position 8A, which is the same length as the length 8. Lengthen.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a cushioning rubber string 4B equipped on a tension dog walking assistance belt according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The cushioning rubber string shown in FIG. 4 has the advantage of being lightweight and simple in structure, with less shock to the lower back.

Amid the pet boom, there are many households across the country that own dogs that tend to pull. Among these, there is a possibility that it will become popular among people who have trouble walking because it is too difficult to be dragged along by their dog, and people who rely on walking with their dog for the sake of their own health. In addition, since the structure is simple, the manufacturing cost is low, and it can be provided to the market at a low price, so there is a possibility that it will become popular. In addition, when walking a dog using a conventional leash, it is attached as a support to reduce the pulling force of the dog, so it is not noticeable when worn by walkers, and the user feels little resistance. Seem. To provide an easy and safe walk for dogs from all over the country that have a tendency to pull, from large dogs to small dogs.

1 Waist belt 1A Waist belt fastening (pulling dog walking assistance belt detachable safety fastening, belt attachment fastening, detachable fastening)
2 Waist pad (pouch)
3 Buffer rubber string attachment hook holder 4 Buffer rubber string 5 Lead attachment fitting 6 Lead 6A Lead handle 6B Lead hook 7 Harness 8 Length from waist belt to conventional lead 8A Length from tip of conventional lead handle 8B Buffer Length from the waist belt to the conventional leash when the elastic cord is stretched (longer than length 8)
100 Walkers 200 Dogs

Claims (1)

A tensile dog walking aid belt comprising a leash having a handle at one end and a waist belt holding the leash through an extending buffer member, the waist belt being provided with a hook, and the hook being provided with a hook. One end of the buffer member is locked, and the other end of the buffer member is locked to the lead so that its mounting position can be changed , and the natural length of the hook and the buffer member when arranged in a straight line is A tensile dog walking aid belt, characterized in that the buffering member is locked to the leash such that the length is shorter than the length from the locking part of the buffering member of the lead to the tip of the handle part .

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