KR20220139597A - Pre-communer and pet harness comprising the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pre-communion unit and a pet harness including the same which primarily provide a predetermined elastic traction force in advance in a process of controlling a pet by pulling a lead line to induce repetitive learning to recognize that it is in a controlled state when the predetermined elastic traction force is applied and enable pre-communion between a protector and the pet to overcome stress and trauma due to pulling of the lead line and assist the pet to grow a self-control ability.

Description

Pre-communer and a harness for pets including the same {Pre-communer and pet harness comprising the same}

The present invention relates to a pre-sympathetic unit and a harness for pets including the same, and more particularly, to a pre-sympathetic unit and a harness for pets including the pre-sympathetic unit that allows a guardian's intention to be communicated to and recognized by the pet in advance. is about

Recently, it is necessary to wear a leash when taking a walk or outdoor activities with a pet, which prevents dogs from suddenly becoming aggressive and harming others who are not dog owners outside of human control.

However, since the existing leash-type leash is tightly tied so that the pet's head does not come off, it is easy to crack down on the pet, but the pet's neck hair is severely pressed, making it difficult to see and strongly strangling the pet's neck. caused pain.

That is, the more the dog tries to forcefully move the body, the more it restricts the dog's body, so the guardian may have the advantage of being easy to control the dog, but the pet has a negative physical or emotional effect.

In order to solve this problem, recently, as a structure to minimize the restraint of the body of the pet, the use of a harness that is worn over the entire body of the pet is increasing.

However, pets instinctively recognize the control of their guardians by putting a leash on their neck or pulling their neck. There was a problem.

Due to this problem, since it is difficult to control the pet when wearing a harness, the guardian tries to control the lead string more strongly. As it turns out, there was a problem in that when a pet wears a harness, stress builds up, and the pet suffers trauma about its freedom of movement.

However, in the case of a conventional harness, it is merely at the level of improving the wearing comfort and ease of wearing felt by the pet, and thus the emotional part of the pet is not sufficiently considered.

Publication No. 10-2019-0104678

The present invention was created to solve the problems in the prior art, and when the lead part is pulled, the pre-sympathetic part is elastically deformed to an appropriate level, but at the limit point, the elastic deformation is no longer made, and connected to the lead part Pre-sympathy that can control pets within a limited range by allowing direct traction to be applied to an inflexible neck band or chest band through a connecting band, and can prevent damage and plastic deformation caused by excessive elongation of the pre-sympathetic part An object of the present invention is to provide a harness and a harness for pets including the same.

As a means for achieving the above object, the present invention is a pre-sympathetic part that is made of a stretchable material, has a constant length in the longitudinal direction, and both ends are coupled to a harness for pets, primarily applying a traction force to a moving pet. characterized.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is coupled to the harness for pets so as to cross the back of the pet to the left and right in the upper part of the front of the harness for the pet.

In addition, the left and right ends of the pre-sympathetic part are each coupled to the outside of the pet harness, and are characterized in that they are spaced apart from the pet harness in a section except for the combined left and right both ends.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic portion, made of a stretchable material, the elastic body having a certain length; a first binding means formed at one end of the elastic body and coupled to a fastener formed in a pet harness; and a second binding means formed on the other end of the elastic body and coupled to a fastener to which the first binding means is not coupled.

In addition, the first fastening means and the second fastening means are characterized in that it is detachably coupled on the fastener.

In addition, the first fastening means and the second fastening means are characterized in that they are integrally fixedly coupled to the fastener.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is made of a coil spring.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is made of a rubber band.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is formed in at least one of a string having a certain length, a figure, and a geometric shape.

In addition, the wearing unit worn on the body of the pet; A lead part in the form of a string coupled to the wearing part, the engaging means being formed on the outside; And a stretchable material, having a constant length in the longitudinal direction, both ends are respectively coupled to the wearing part, and a portion of the section between the two ends is pulled by the locking means and a pre-sympathetic part that primarily applies traction to the moving pet It is characterized in that it contains;

In addition, the wearing unit, a neck band that wraps around the front of the chest of the pet, the first and second fasteners are formed on the left and right; a chest band that wraps around the back of your pet's chest; a connecting band that connects the neck band and the chest band to cross the upper chest of the pet and forms a ring support to the outside; and a ring member coupled to the ring support and to which the lead part is connected to the outside.

In addition, the lead portion, a handle is formed on one end, the other end of the lead string is formed outside the engaging means; and a hook member formed at the other end of the lead string and coupled to the ring member.

In addition, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part are coupled to the first fastener and the second fastener, respectively, and are configured to be elastically spaced apart from the neck band in a section except for the coupled both ends.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic portion, made of a stretchable material, the elastic body having a certain length; a first binding means formed on one end of the elastic body and coupled to a first fastener formed on the neck band; and a second fastening means formed on the other end of the elastic body and coupled to a second fastener to which the first fastening means is not coupled.

In addition, the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is slidably caught on the locking means.

In addition, a plurality of the first fastener and the second fastener are formed in a line on the neck band at equal intervals, and the engaging means is characterized in that a plurality of pieces are formed at equal intervals along the length direction of the lead string.

In the present invention, when the lead part is pulled, the pre-sympathetic part is elastically deformed to an appropriate level, but at the limiting point, elastic deformation is no longer made. It is possible to control the pet within a limited range and to prevent damage and plastic deformation caused by excessive elongation of the pre-sympathetic part.

In addition, the present invention induces repeated learning to recognize that the control state is in a controlled state when a predetermined elastic traction force is applied by primarily providing a predetermined elastic traction force in advance in the process of controlling the pet by pulling the lead, and between the guardian and the pet By enabling the pre-sympathy of the pet, it provides the effect of overcoming the stress and trauma caused by the pulling of the lead cord, and increasing the control of the pet itself.

1 is a view showing the overall configuration of a harness for pets according to the present invention.
2 to 3 are views showing a state in which the pre-sympathetic part of the harness for pets according to the present invention is extended to the maximum.
4 to 5 are views showing a state in which the pre-sympathetic part of the harness for pets according to the present invention is spaced apart from the engaging means.
Figure 6 is a view conceptually showing the front configuration of the harness for pets according to the present invention.
7 to 8 are views for explaining the operation of the harness for pets according to the present invention. FIG. 7 is a view showing the compression state of the pre-sympathetic part, and FIG. 8 is the pre-sympathetic part maximally as the lead part is pulled. A drawing showing the stretched state.
9 is a view showing an embodiment in which a plurality of fasteners and locking means are arranged.
10 is a view showing a pet harness to which another embodiment of the pre-sympathetic unit is applied.
11 is a view showing another embodiment of the wearing part, showing a state in which the pre-sympathetic part is maximally elongated;
12 is a view showing a state in which the pre-sympathetic part is spaced apart from the locking means in the embodiment shown in FIG. 11;
13 to 15 are views for explaining the operation in the embodiment shown in FIG.
16 is a view showing other modified examples of the wearing part.

In order to fully understand the present invention, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Embodiments of the present invention may be modified in various forms, and the scope of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments described in detail below. This example is provided to more completely explain the present invention to those of ordinary skill in the art. Accordingly, the shape of elements in the drawings may be exaggerated to emphasize a clearer description. It should be noted that the same members in each drawing are sometimes shown with the same reference numerals. Detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations determined to unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention will be omitted.

The present invention is a stretchable material, which has a constant length in the longitudinal direction and has a pre-sympathetic part 10 in which both ends are coupled to a pet harness and a harness for pets including the pre-sympathetic part 10 (hereinafter referred to as a harness). ), first, an overview of the pre-sympathetic unit 10 will be described below.

The pre-sympathetic unit 10 can be applied to harnesses of various structures, and when a pet wearing a harness moves suddenly, it elastically deforms in response to the moving direction of the moving pet to primarily buffer the traction force applied to the guardian. , Conversely, when the guardian pulls the lead line in a state where the pet is stationary, the traction force applied to the harness is primarily buffered, and at this time, the pet by first applying a predetermined elastic traction force toward the pet It prevents the sudden excessive traction force from being applied, and at the same time serves to convey the intention of the guardian to the pet in advance so that it can be recognized.

Preferably, the pre-sympathetic unit 10 has a structure detachable from the harness so as to be universally applied to various types of harnesses, and in some cases, may be completely fixed on the harness and provided integrally with the harness.

The pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the harness so as to cross the back of the pet to the left and right at the upper part of the front of the harness, and the left and right ends are coupled to the outside of the harness wearing part, respectively. is spaced apart from the wearing part 100 of the harness, and may be caught by the locking means 211 provided in the lead part 200 .

More specifically, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is made of a stretchable material and has an elastic body 11 having a certain length, and a fastener (first fastening) formed at one end of the elastic body 11 and formed in the pet harness. The first binding means 12 coupled to the sphere) and the second binding means 13 formed at the other end of the elastic body and coupled to the fastener (second fastener) to which the first binding means 12 is not coupled. ) may be exemplified as including.

That is, the first binding means 12 is formed at one end of the elastic body 11 and the second fastening means 13 is formed at the other end, respectively, so that the first binding means 12 and the second binding means 13 are connected to a harness. It consists of a structure coupled to the wearing part 100 of the.

At this time, a fastener for connecting and installing the first binding means 12 and the second binding means 13 is provided in the harness, or in the case of a harness that does not separately provide a fastener, the first binding means 12 And the second fastening means 13 itself can be implemented as a structure such as tongs that can be selectively connected by gripping the outer surface of the harness can be modified.

The first fastening means 12 and the second fastening means 13 are detachably coupled on the fastener, or in some cases, the first fastening means 12 and the second fastening means 13 are on the fastener. It may be integrally fixedly coupled to the harness and provided integrally with the harness.

In the pre-sympathetic part 10, a portion of the section between both ends except for the first fastening means 12 and the second fastening means 13 coupled to the harness is elastically deformed by the engaging means 211 of the lead part 200. It is a structure that primarily applies a traction force to a moving pet by being pulled and caught, and is shown in FIG. As shown, when a part of the elastic body 11 caught by the locking means 211 is separated from the locking means 211, the pre-sympathetic part 10 itself is disconnected from the lead part 200, and the pre-sympathetic part is attached to the harness. Since the action of (10) does not affect and at the same time, since the pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the harness, loss can be easily prevented without the need to separately store the pre-sympathetic part 10 .

The elastic body 11 has a configuration that is flexible and stretchable in the longitudinal direction, and when the protector pulls the lead part 200, it is stretched correspondingly, and when the pulling lead part 200 is released, it is a coil spring that can be rapidly contracted. , may be made of an elastic material such as a rubber band.

In addition, in some cases, in addition to a uniform shape such as a band having a certain length, a string, a figure, etc., it may be deformed into a loop shape having elasticity, a geometric three-dimensional shape, and the like. That is, by using the pre-sympathetic unit 10 as an accessory for adding an aesthetic element to the harness, the appearance of the harness may be more beautiful.

In order to explain the specific structure and effects of the pre-sympathetic unit 10 , the structure of the harness 20 is inseparable, and thus, the description of the harness 20 will be described in detail below.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 , the harness 20 according to the present invention may be exemplified as including a wearing part 100 , a lead part 200 , and a pre-sympathetic part 10 .

The wearing part 100 is a part worn on the body of the pet, and the lead part 200 and the pre-sympathetic part 10 may be coupled to the outside. The lead part 200 is a member in the form of a long string gripped by a guardian, and may mean a normal lead line. A locking means 211 to which the pre-sympathetic part 10 is pulled may be formed outside the lead part 200 .

First, the wearing unit 100 may be modified in various structures according to the species, size, etc. of the pet, for example, the first fastener 111 and the second fastener (111) and the second fastener ( 112) is formed in the neck band 110, the chest band 120 surrounding the rear of the chest of the pet, and the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 are connected to cross the top of the chest of the pet and ring outward It may be exemplified as including a connecting band 130 on which the support 131 is formed and a ring member 140 coupled to the ring support 131 and to which the lead part 200 is connected to the outside.

The neck band 110 and the chest band 120 are each made in the form of a string having a length sufficiently enclosing the neck and chest of the pet, and Velcro, a buckle, etc. may be formed to connect both ends.

The neck band 110 , the chest band 120 , and the connection band 130 are made of non-stretchable fabric or leather, unlike the pre-sympathetic part 10 , and tightly wrap and constrain the body of the pet.

The first fastener 111 formed on the neck band 110 is formed symmetrically on the left side of the neck band 110 with reference to FIG. 6 , and the second fastener 112 is formed on the right side of the neck band 110 symmetrically. can be

The first fastening means 12 of the pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the first fastener 111 , and the second fastening means 13 of the pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the second fastener 112 . can be combined.

When the wearing unit 100 is worn on the pet's body, the neck band 110 crosses the pet's neck and front legs from side to side, and the chest band 120 crosses the front leg rear chest from side to side, and the connecting band ( 130) can cross the back and forth of the pet's spine.

In consideration of wearing comfort, a cushion may be formed on the surface of the neck band 110 , the chest band 120 , and the connection band 130 facing the body of the pet.

Although not shown, the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 may be formed with a means for selectively segmenting the length or adjusting the length.

The neck band 110 and the chest band 120 may be integrally connected to each other, but in this embodiment, they are exemplified to be connected to each other through the connecting band 130 as separate components from each other.

The connection band 130 serves as a medium for interconnecting the neck band 110 , the chest band 120 , and the lead unit 200 .

Next, the lead part 200 is formed at the other end of the lead string 210 and the lead string 210 having a handle (not shown) formed at one end and a locking means 211 formed to the outside, so that the ring member ( It may be exemplified as including a hook member 220 that is coupled to 140 .

The lead string 210 may have a certain length, and the handle is a part for the guardian to hold by hand, and the pre-sympathetic part 10 is pulled and caught on the engaging means 211 formed on the outside of the lead string 210 . lose

The hook member 220 is a conventional binner structure that can be selectively attached to the ring member 140, and when the hook member 220 attached to the ring member 140 is separated from the ring member 140, the lead part 200 and the wearing part 100 may be separated from each other.

The locking means 211 may have various structures in a line that can be hung by pulling a part of the pre-sympathetic part 100 fixedly coupled to the wearing part 100 , and may be implemented in the form of a hook or a protrusion, for example.

Accordingly, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 are fixedly coupled to the wearable part 100 , respectively, and a portion of the section between the two ends as a stretchable material is pulled and caught by the locking means 211 .

Next, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is a stretchable material, has a constant length in the longitudinal direction, and both ends are coupled to the wearable part 100 .

For example, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 are respectively coupled to the first fastener 111 and the second fastener 112 and elastically from the neck band 110 in a section except for the coupled end portions. It is configured to be spaced apart from the lead string 210 and is pulled up to the engaging means 211 formed on the lead string 210 to be hung.

The pre-sympathetic unit 10 coupled in this way is elastically deformed in response to the moving direction of the moving pet when the pet wearing the harness 20 suddenly moves to primarily buffer the traction force applied to the protector, or vice versa. , When the guardian pulls the lead cord in a state where the pet is stationary, it prevents excessive traction force from being applied to the pet by primarily buffering the traction force applied to the harness 20, and at the same time, gives the pet a predetermined elasticity As a traction force, it primarily applies traction to convey the intention of the guardian to the pet in advance so that it can be recognized.

Preferably, the pre-sympathetic unit 10 has a structure detachable from the wearing unit 100 so that it can be universally applied to various types of harnesses, and in some cases, is completely fixed on the wearing unit 100 and integrated with the harness. may be provided as

For example, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is made of a stretchable elastic material and has an elastic body 11 having a certain length, formed at both ends of the elastic body 11 to be detachably or completely detachable from the pet harness 20 . It may be exemplified as including the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 that are fixedly coupled.

At this time, the first binding means 12 is formed at one end of the elastic body 11 and is coupled to the first fastener 111 formed on the neck band 110 of the wearing part 100, and the second binding means 13 ) may be formed on the other end of the elastic body 11 and coupled to the second fastener 112 to which the first binding means 12 is not coupled.

The elastic body 11 has a configuration that is flexible and stretchable in the longitudinal direction, both ends are fixed to the neck band 110 , the middle point is pulled toward the lead part 200 , and the engaging means 211 formed on the lead string 210 . ) is a structure caught in

In some cases, when the pre-sympathetic part 10 is spaced apart from the locking means 211 of the lead part 200, the pre-sympathetic part 10 contracts as shown in FIGS. 4 to 5 to form a neck band. Being in close contact with the 110 , it becomes a structure that minimizes the feeling of a foreign body to the pet, and at the same time it is possible to avoid unnecessary interference with the lead unit 200 .

If the pre-sympathetic part 10 is not used, there is no need to completely separate the pre-sympathetic part 10 itself from the harness 20, and if only the part caught by the locking means 211 is separated, the pre-sympathy is attached to the harness 20. Since the action of the part 10 is not affected and at the same time, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the harness 20, loss can be easily prevented without the need to separately store the pre-sympathetic part 10. In addition, the pre-sympathetic unit 10 has a structure that surrounds the neck band 110 and is fixed at a position where pets cannot bite and tear the pre-sympathetic unit 10 to prevent damage to the pre-sympathetic unit 10 . .

In addition, if you want to use the pre-sympathetic part 10, grab the central part of the pre-sympathetic part 10 in the state shown in FIG. 4 by hand as shown in FIG. If it is, the pre-sympathetic part 10 can be easily connected between the lead part 200 and the wearing part 100 .

In a state in which the pre-sympathetic part 10 is caught by the locking means 211 , when the guardian pulls the lead part 200 , the pre-sympathetic part 10 is extended in response thereto, and when the pulling lead part 200 is released, it is quickly can be contracted.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 and the fasteners (first and second fasteners) to which the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 are connected are detachable from each other. It may be implemented in various forms.

For example, the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 and the fastener should be understood as a concept including all of the snap buttons, clasps, and male and female protrusion coupling structures, and the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 are the fasteners. If it is to be integrally fixedly coupled to the top, it is revealed that the stitching structure may be included in this.

When a known snap button structure is adopted, the first and second fastening means 12 and 13 coupled to the fastener (first and second fasteners) have a structure that can be rotated on the fastener, and thus the pre-sympathetic part ( 10) can be easily combined and freely assist the movement of the pet.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7 , when no traction force is applied to the lead unit 200 in a state in which the pre-sympathetic unit 10 is pulled and caught by the engaging means 211, the The other end of the lead part 200 is pulled toward the wearing part 100 by the elastic force, so that the other end of the lead part 200 is irregularly twisted, resulting in a certain amount of length margin.

For this reason, in the state shown in FIG. 7, when the guardian pulls the lead part 200 in the direction ①, the pre-sympathetic part 10 responds to the pulling before the neck band 110 or the chest band 120 and stretches the pet. A signal that the guardian pulls the lead part 200, for example, a predetermined primary traction force is applied to the ) is the limit point at which it can no longer be stretched, for example, when the excess of the lead part 200 is stretched corresponding to the length in which all of it is loosened, from this time on, the non-stretchable neck band ( 110) or the chest band 120 as the traction force is applied directly to the pet, a relatively stronger secondary traction force than the primary traction force is applied.

In other words, when the guardian pulls the lead part 200, the primary traction force by the pre-sympathetic part 10 is momentarily applied to the pet so that it can be recognized in advance that the pet is pulled by the guardian. In fact, the non-elastic neck band 110, the chest band 120, etc. for controlling the behavior of the pet safely restrain the pet.

That is, when the lead part 200 is pulled, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is elastically deformed to an appropriate level, but at the limit point, the elastic deformation is no longer made, and the connecting band 130 connected to the lead part 200 is Through this, a traction force can be applied directly to the non-elastic neck band 110 or chest band 120 so that the pet can be controlled within a limited range, and damage and plasticity caused by excessive elongation of the pre-sympathetic part 10 It can also prevent deformation, etc.

And, when the pre-sympathetic part 10 is simply caught on the locking means 211 , the pre-sympathetic part 10 has a structure capable of sliding in the left and right directions on the locking means 211 , so that the guardian can move the lead part 200 left and right. Even if it is pulled abruptly with the , the pre-sympathetic part 10 slips on the locking means 211 and uniformly applies a traction force to the left and right sides of the neck band 110 . Accordingly, the force applied to the pet is balanced, so that the pet can be more effectively controlled, and the posture imbalance caused by the force applied to the pet can also be suppressed to some extent.

And, in addition to the act of the guardian pulling the lead unit 200, when the pet moves radically, the pre-sympathetic unit 10 acts as a buffer to effectively buffer the traction force applied to the pet.

Due to this structure, when the guardian pulls the lead part 200, the pulling shock is not immediately applied to the wearing part 100, but the pre-sympathetic part 10 first responds to the traction force to elastically a certain length. By being stretched, the shock is buffered, and only a predetermined elastic traction force is applied to the pet so that the intention of the guardian can be recognized in advance.

Therefore, when the harness 20 according to the present invention is worn and the above-described pre-recognition process is repeatedly learned, the pet recognizes the intention of the guardian with only a predetermined elastic traction force, and thus exhibits a tendency to self-control its behavior.

On the other hand, in order to control the elastic force of the pre-sympathetic part 10, as shown in FIG. 9, a plurality of the first fasteners 111 and the second fasteners 112 are arranged in a row on the neck band 110 at equal intervals, respectively. A plurality of the engaging means 211 may be formed at equal intervals along the length direction of the lead string 210 .

Accordingly, by adjusting the coupling point of the pre-sympathetic unit 10 according to the body size of pets of various sizes or by adjusting the length when the pre-sympathetic unit 10 is coupled to the wearing unit 100, the pre-sympathetic unit 10 ) can adjust its elasticity according to the situation.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 are fixed to the left and right sides of the wearing part 100, respectively, and the middle part is pulled and supported by the locking means 211, as shown in FIG. When the harness 20 is viewed from the top, the pre-sympathetic part 10 is coupled to the wearing part 100 and the lead part 200 in a 'V' shape.

Accordingly, when the pet's sudden straight movement, as well as movement deflected to the left or right occurs, it can be buffered in a more balanced manner, and when the lead unit 200 is pulled from the center of the wearing unit 100, traction force It is evenly distributed and transmitted to the left and right pair of pre-sympathetic parts 10 of the wearable part 100 so that more traction is applied in a specific part, thereby preventing discomfort or the pet from losing its balance.

Hereinafter, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following embodiments, various modified embodiments of the wearing part are disclosed.

As shown in FIGS. 11 to 15, the wearing unit 100 in this embodiment includes a neck band 110 for wrapping a pet's neck, a chest band 120 for wrapping a pet's chest, and the neck band. A pair of connecting members 130 connecting both ends of the 110 and the chest band 120, respectively, and a tightening that is connected through the pair of connecting members 130, respectively, and the lead unit 200 is coupled It may be illustrated as including the member 140 .

In this case, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 may be connected and installed to the pair of connecting members 130 , respectively. In some cases, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 may be respectively connected to the tightening member 140 and installed.

Preferably, both ends of the pre-sympathetic part 10 are fixed to the connecting member 130 , and the middle part is pulled by the lead part 200 to be caught by the locking means 211 .

The connection member 130 serves as a medium for interconnecting the neck band 110, the chest band 120, the tightening member 140, and the pre-sympathetic part 10, and a ring having a connection hole 131 formed in the center. can be made in the form

The neck band 110, the chest band 120 and the tightening member 140 configured to be connected to each other by the connecting member 130 form a closed structure for accommodating the body of the pet in the center, and in particular, the tightening member 140 is When pulled by the protector, the pair of connection members 130 are guided in a direction closer to each other by the tightening member 140 and are restrained between the neck band 110, the chest band 120 and the tightening member 140. A clamping force is applied to the pet. A specific operation of the tightening member 140 will be described later.

That is, in the pre-sympathetic part 10 exemplified by the elastic body 11 , the first fastening means 12 and the second fastening means 13 as described above, the first fastening means 12 is connected to the left side. In the member 130 , the second fastening means 13 may be coupled to the right connecting member 130 , respectively.

Due to this structure, when the guardian pulls the lead part 200 in the direction ① shown in FIG. 13 , the tightening member 140 connected to the lead part 200 is together in the direction in which the lead part 200 is pulled. When pulled, the pre-sympathetic part 10 may first respond to the traction force and elastically stretch a certain length. Since such an operation is the same as the operation in the above-described embodiment, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

On the other hand, the tightening member 140 is connected through a pair of connecting members 130, unlike the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 in which both ends are fixed to a pair of connecting members 130, respectively. For example, the tightening member 140 is coupled to the outside of the tightening band 142 and the tightening band 142 penetrating the pair of connecting members 130 in a closed loop form, and the tightening band 142 is connected to the outside. It is illustrated as including an adjustment ring 143 for adjusting the tightening amount of the tightening band 142 by moving on the ride.

The holding member 220 of the lead part 200 may be caught on the tightening band 142 , and the adjusting ring 143 is fitted to the outside in a partially folded state.

The tightening band 142 has a structure penetrating the connection hole 131 of the pair of left and right connection members 130 , and when the protector pulls or releases the lead part 200 , it freely passes through the connection hole 131 .

The adjustment ring 143 has a center through it, and the tightening band 142 folded into the center through the through portion is accommodated. Accordingly, the tightening band 142 has a triangular shape while being connected to the connecting member 130 .

In such a situation, as shown in FIG. 15 , when the adjusting ring 143 is moved in the direction of the connecting member 130 or in the opposite direction, the connecting member 130 moves in a direction toward or away from each other. The tightening force of the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 applied to the pet is different.

That is, when the adjusting ring 143 is moved in the direction of the connecting member 130, the distance between the pair of connecting members 130 is shortened and the tightening force of the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 is improved. will be.

In addition, since the tightening force between the neck band 110 and the chest band 120 is improved as the width between the pair of connecting members 130 is reduced even when the tightening band 142 is pulled momentarily, the pet When the animal shows a sudden behavior, it is possible to quickly control the pet by pulling the lead unit 200 .

On the other hand, on the outside of the tightening band 142, there may be formed a tightening stopper 144 that is supported by the connection member 130, the tightening stopper 144 having a size such that it cannot pass through the connection hole 131. have

The tightening stopper 144 is disposed around the connecting member 130 in the section between the pair of connecting members 130 to limit the movable range of the tightening band 142 . The tightening stopper 144 is coupled to the outside of the tightening band 142 , and may be provided in a form capable of position movement along the length of the tightening band 142 .

In addition to the described embodiment, it is revealed that the wearing part 100 can be modified in various structures as shown in FIG. 16 .

The embodiments of the present invention described above are merely exemplary, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will appreciate that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom. Therefore, it will be well understood that the present invention is not limited to the form mentioned in the above detailed description. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims. Moreover, it is to be understood that the present invention covers all modifications, equivalents and substitutions falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

10: Advance Sympathy Department
20: harness
100: wear part
200: lead part
211: jamming means

Claims (16)

A pre-sympathetic part that is made of a stretchable material, has a constant length in the longitudinal direction, and both ends are coupled to a harness for pets. The method according to claim 1,
The pre-sympathetic part is a pre-sympathetic part characterized in that it is coupled to the pet harness so as to cross the back of the pet to the left and right in the upper portion of the front of the pet harness. 3. The method according to claim 2,
The left and right ends of the pre-sympathetic part are respectively coupled to the outside of the pet harness, and the pre-sympathetic part is characterized in that it is spaced apart from the pet harness in a section except for the combined left and right both ends. 4. The method of claim 3,
The pre-sympathetic unit,
An elastic body made of a stretchable material and having a constant length;
a first binding means formed at one end of the elastic body and coupled to a fastener formed in a pet harness; and
and a second fastening means formed at the other end of the elastic body and coupled to a fastener to which the first fastening means is not coupled. 5. The method according to claim 4,
The first fastening means and the second fastening means are pre-sympathetic parts, characterized in that detachably coupled to the fastener. 5. The method according to claim 4,
The first fastening means and the second fastening means are pre-sympathetic parts, characterized in that integrally fixedly coupled to the fastener. The method according to claim 1,
The pre-sympathetic unit, characterized in that made of a coil spring. The method according to claim 1,
The pre-sympathetic unit, characterized in that made of a rubber band. The method according to claim 1,
The pre-sympathetic unit, characterized in that formed in at least one of a string having a certain length, a figure, and a geometric shape. Wearing part worn on the body of the pet;
A lead part in the form of a string coupled to the wearing part, the engaging means being formed on the outside; and
A pre-sympathetic part that is made of a stretchable material, has a constant length in the longitudinal direction, is coupled to the wearing part at both ends, and a portion of the section between both ends is pulled by the locking means and primarily applied to the moving pet; Harness for pets comprising a. 11. The method of claim 10,
The wearing part,
A neck band that wraps around the front of the pet's chest and the first and second fasteners are formed on the left and right sides;
a chest band that wraps around the back of your pet's chest;
a connecting band that connects the neck band and the chest band to cross the upper chest of the pet and forms a ring support to the outside; and
A harness for pets comprising a; a ring member coupled to the ring support and connected to the lead part outward. 12. The method of claim 11,
The lead part,
a lead string having a handle formed on one end and the engaging means formed on the outside of the other end; and
A harness for pets comprising a; a hook member formed at the other end of the lead string and fastened to the ring member. 12. The method of claim 11,
Both ends of the pre-sympathetic part are coupled to the first fastener and the second fastener, respectively, and in a section except for both ends coupled to each other, a harness for pets, characterized in that it is configured to be elastically spaced apart from the neck band. 14. The method of claim 13,
The pre-sympathetic unit,
An elastic body made of a stretchable material and having a constant length;
a first binding means formed on one end of the elastic body and coupled to a first fastener formed on the neck band; and
A harness for pets comprising: a second fastening means formed at the other end of the elastic body and coupled to a second fastener to which the first fastening means is not coupled. 11. The method of claim 10,
The pre-sympathetic part is a harness for pets, characterized in that it is slidably hooked on the locking means. 13. The method of claim 12,
A plurality of the first fastener and the second fastener are formed in a line on the neck band at equal intervals, and a plurality of the engaging means are formed at equal intervals along the length direction of the lead string.

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