KR20230158825A - Multi lead line for pet - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a multi-leash companion leash. In particular, compared to conventional leashes, the range of change in the shortest and longest lengths is wide, allowing the desired length to be adjusted according to the user's purpose and surrounding environment, and being adjusted even when pulled from any direction. A first leash, one end of which is connected to the pet, so that the movement of the pet can be stably controlled by maintaining the leash firmly; A connection ring formed in a ring shape and provided at the other end of the first lead line; Includes a second lead rope, one end of which is connected to the link, wherein the first lead rope and the second lead rope can be adjusted in length through the first and second loops, respectively, and the first lead wire has a , relates to a multi-lead pet leash, characterized in that it is provided with a first handle that can be held by the user.

Description

{Multi lead line for pet}

The present invention relates to a multi-leash companion animal leash, and in particular to a leash that can be adjusted to a desired length according to the user's purpose and surrounding environment, and can stably control the movement of the companion animal.

In recent years, as living standards have improved and family members have become nuclear families, many people are raising companion animals such as dogs and cats to improve the quality of life by appeasing loneliness and gaining emotional stability. They are not just animals, but also members of the family. As I recognize this, I feel a sense of solidarity and identification.

Among companion animals, many people raise dogs because they have higher intelligence and adaptability compared to other animals and have an excellent ability to communicate and coexist with their owners. Walking is essential to improve sociality, relieve stress, and maintain health. When walking a pet such as a dog, a lead must be worn to ensure the safety of the pet and people around it, as well as to control the pet's movements.

A leash is usually configured so that one end is connected to a wearing band that wraps around the pet's neck or chest, and the other end can be held by the user. In addition, there are products whose length can be adjusted, and they are divided into automatic and manual length-adjustable products.

Among them, the length of the leash whose length can be adjusted manually is configured to allow the length to be adjusted using the Walja aperture, but the range of change between the shortest and longest length is not wide, making it difficult to use according to various environments and purposes, and the length adjustment is difficult. There is a problem in that this state cannot be maintained firmly, causing the length to arbitrarily increase, creating a dangerous situation.

The present invention is intended to solve the above problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide a pet multi-lead that can be adjusted to the desired length according to the user's purpose and surrounding environment, with a wider range of changes in the shortest and longest lengths compared to conventional leashes. .

In addition, the purpose is to provide a multi-lead pet leash that can firmly maintain the length-adjusted state and thus stably adjust the movement of the pet in the event of an emergency.

The present inventor's multi-lead pet leash for achieving the above object includes a first leash, one end of which is connected to the pet; A connection ring formed in a ring shape and provided at the other end of the first lead line; Includes a second lead rope, one end of which is connected to the link, wherein the first lead rope and the second lead rope can be adjusted in length through the first and second loops, respectively, and the first lead wire has a , a first handle that the user can hold is provided.

In addition, the first Walja ring includes a 1-1 Walja ring and a 1-2 Walja ring installed spaced apart from the 1-1 Walja ring, and includes a 1-1 Walja ring and a 1-2 Walja ring. The length of the first leash is adjusted through the loop, and the first handle may be provided on the 1-2 walnut loop located close to the connecting loop.

Additionally, the link may be formed in a circular ring shape.

In addition, it may further include a second handle that is detachably coupled to the link and can be held by the user.

Additionally, one end of the second leash may be provided with a fixing band that can secure the second leash in a rolled or folded state.

According to the present invention, the maximum length can be made longer than a conventional leash by adjusting the lengths of the first leash and the second leash, respectively, and can be adjusted to a desired length depending on the user's purpose and surrounding environment.

In addition, since the length of the first leash is adjusted through the 1-1 ring and the 1-2 ring, the length can be firmly maintained, and the first leash, the second handle, and/or 2 Through the loop formed by adjusting the length of the leash, the movement of the pet can be stably adjusted in the event of an emergency, even when the leash is long.

1 is a diagram showing the present inventor's pet multi-leash;
Figure 2 is a diagram showing the connection state of the first and second leashes applied to the pet multi-lead of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a view showing the length of the first leash applied to the pet multi-leash of the present invention, increased;
Figure 4 is a diagram showing the length of the second leash applied to the pet multi-lead of the present invention increased;
Figure 5 is a view showing the state in which the second leash applied to the pet multi-leash of the present invention is rolled up and fixed by a fixing band;
Figure 6 is a diagram showing a state in which the first lead and the second lead are connected to the link applied to the pet multi-lead of the present invention;
Figure 7 is a diagram showing a first example of use of the present inventor's pet multi-leash;
Figure 8 is a diagram showing a second example of use of the present inventor's pet multi-leash;
Figure 9 is a view showing a state in which the first handle applied to the pet multi-leash of the present invention is fixed to the first leash and the second handle is coupled to the link;
Figure 10 is a diagram showing a third use example of the present inventor's pet multi-leash.

In the present invention, compared to conventional leashes, the range of change in the shortest and longest lengths is wide, allowing the desired length to be adjusted according to the user's purpose and surrounding environment, and one end is connected to the pet so that the pet's movement can be stably adjusted. A first lead line; A connection ring formed in a ring shape and provided at the other end of the first lead line; Includes a second lead rope, one end of which is connected to the link, wherein the first lead rope and the second lead rope can be adjusted in length through the first and second loops, respectively, and the first lead wire has a , We propose a multi-lead pet leash, characterized in that it is provided with a first handle that the user can hold.

The scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, and various modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the technical gist of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present inventor's pet multi-leash will be described in detail with reference to the attached FIGS. 1 to 10.

The present invention, a multi-lead pet leash, basically includes a first leash 100, a second leash 200, a connecting ring 300, and a first handle 400, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.

The first leash 100 may be composed of a band having a predetermined width and length, and one end is connected to the companion animal and the other end is connected to the connecting ring 300. For example, one end of the first leash 100 may be provided with a fastener 120 that can be detachably coupled to a leash, harness, etc. worn by a pet. In addition, when the first leash 100 is connected to the connecting ring 300, the other end, which is made up of a single line of strips, can be wound around the connecting ring 300 and then sewn to enable movement along the connecting ring 300. .

And the first leash 100 is configured to be adjustable in length through the first walnut ring 110. For example, the first Walja loop 110 may be formed in the shape of the letter '曰', and the band constituting the first lead rope 100 may be woven with the first Walja loop 110 so that the length is adjusted. In addition, the first ring 110 may be made of various materials such as plastic and metal, and for example, it is preferably made of a high-strength material such as nickel to prevent it from being easily damaged.

The first Walja ring 110 may include a 1-1 Walja ring 110a and a 1-2 Walja ring 110b installed to be spaced apart from the 1-1 Walja ring 110a. That is, the length of the first leash 100 may be adjusted through the 1-1 Walzach hook (110a) and the 1-2 walnut hook (110b). In this case, when two Walja rings are used, as shown in FIG. 2, the 1-1 Walja ring (110a) and the fastener 120 can be connected with one line of band, and the 1-1 Walja ring (110a) And the 1-2 Walja ring (110b) may be connected with two lines of bands, and the 1-2 Walja ring (110b) and the connection ring 300 may be connected with a single line of bands.

In this way, the first leash 100, the length of which is adjusted as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 through the 1-1st leash ring 110a and the 1-2nd leash ring 110b, is used to protect the pet from the strong force of the pet or the user. Even when pulled, the length can be maintained firmly.

The second leash 200 may be composed of a band having a predetermined width and length, and one end may be connected to the connecting ring 300. As an example, when the second lead line 200 is connected to the connecting ring 300, one end made up of a single line of strips may be wound around the connecting ring 300 and then sewn to enable movement along the connecting ring 300. .

And the second leash 200 is configured to be adjustable in length through the second walnut ring 210. For example, the second Walja ring 210 may be formed in the shape of the letter '曰', and the band constituting the second lead rope 200 is attached to the second Walja ring 210 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4. It can be woven to adjust the length. In addition, the second ring 210 may be made of various materials such as plastic and metal. For example, it is preferably made of a high-strength material such as nickel to prevent it from being easily damaged.

The second leash 200, unlike the first leash 100, is preferably configured to use a single loop. As an example, the connecting ring 300 and the second leash ring 210 may be connected with a single band, and may be connected with two lines of bands up to the other end of the second leash ring 210 and the second lead line 200. there is. At this time, the portion extending from the second loop 210 to the other end of the second lead rope 200 forms a ring shape.

As a specific example, as shown in FIG. 2, when the second ring 210 is viewed from a plan view, there is a 2-1 through hole on the front side and a 2-2 through hole on the rear side based on the plait crossing the center. A ball is formed, and at this time, looking at the method of weaving the second lead string 200, first the second lead string 200 passes through the 2-1 through hole from the bottom to the top, then passes through the braid and is woven from the top to the bottom. 2-2 Make the upper line by passing it through the through hole. After forming the lower string by allowing the second lead string (200) that penetrates the 2-2 through hole to form a ring, the end of the lower string (the other end of the second lead string (200)) is stretched from the bottom to the top. After passing through the -1 through hole, pass through the plait bar under the upper row, pass through the 2-2 through hole from the top to the bottom, and sew with the adjacent lower row. In this way, the second leash 210 to which the second leash 200 is woven is adjusted to the fixed position of the second leash 200 when a pulling force is applied no matter where the second leash 200 is positioned. Maintain the condition firmly.

The second leash 200 is used when the user wants a leash with a longer length. When using the second leash 200, the user moves from the second leash 210 to the other end of the second leash 200. The ring portion leading to can be made small and held by hand as shown in FIG. 8, or the ring portion can be made large and worn to surround the body as shown in FIG. 10.

And when the user wants to use only the first leash 100, the second leash 200 can be curled or folded. To this end, the second leash 200 may be provided with a fixing band 220 that can secure the second leash 200 in a rolled or folded state, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5 . The fixing band 220 may be made of various materials, but it is preferably made of an elastic material so that it can firmly maintain the fixed state.

Although this fixing band 220 is provided in a state separated from the second leash 200 and can be configured so that the user can take it out and use it when necessary, there is a risk of loss, so the second leash 200 and It is desirable to configure it to form a whole. As an example, the fixing band 220 is coupled to one end of the second leash 200 while forming a ring shape, and as shown in FIG. 5, the remaining portion of the second leash 200 excluding one end has a minimum length. It can be rolled up or folded so that it is surrounded by an elastic fixing band (220).

The connection ring 300 is formed to form a ring shape, and the other end of the first lead line 100 and one end of the second lead line 200 are connected, as an example. As shown in FIG. 1, the other end of the first leash 100 and one end of the second leash 200 are connected to the connection ring 300 so that they are normally located on opposite sides of each other. As shown in FIG. 6, the other end of the first leash 100 and one end of the second leash 200 may be connected to the connecting ring 300 to enable movement, and at this time, the connecting ring 300 is circular. It is preferable to have a ring shape. Therefore, as the companion animal moves, the portion connecting the first lead 100 and the second lead 200 can be moved flexibly.

The first handle 400 is formed so that a user can hold it, and may be formed in a ring shape, for example. When the second leash 200 is not used, it can serve as a main handle or an auxiliary handle, and when the first leash 100 and the second leash 200 are not used, they can serve as an auxiliary handle to be used in an emergency situation. You can. This first handle 400 is provided on the first leash hook 110 so that its position can be changed along with the change in the length of the first leash 100, and the first leash hook 110 is connected to the first leash 100. When configured to include the 1st Walzach ring (110a) and the 1-2nd Waljah ring (110b), it is provided on the 1st-2nd Waljah ring (110b) located close to the connection ring 300.

For example, when using only the first leash 100 without using the second leash 200, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, when the length of the first leash 100 is short, the first handle 400 Can be used as the main handle. As another example, when only the first leash 100 is used without using the second leash 200, as shown in FIG. 3, when the length of the first leash 100 is long, the first handle 400 is fastened. Since it will be located close to the sphere 120, it can be used as an auxiliary handle, and in this case, the second handle 500, which will be described later, can be used as the main handle. As another example, when using the first leash 100 and the second leash 200, the first handle 400 can be used as an auxiliary handle, and in this case, the second leash 200 or the second leash forming a ring shape The handle 500 can be used as the main handle.

And the first handle 400 may not be used when using the first leash 100 and the second leash 200, and the free end side of the first handle 400 is integrated with the first leash 100. can be achieved. As an example, as shown in FIG. 9, after the first handle 400 overlaps the first leash 100, the first handle 400 is pulled through the fixing member 410 provided on the free end side of the first handle 400. 1 It can be integrated with the lead line (100). Here, the fixing member 410 may be, for example, in the form of a belt with at least both ends detachable. As both ends are attached surrounding a point of the first leash 100, the first handle 400 becomes the first handle 400. It can be fixed in an overlapping state on the lead line 100.

Meanwhile, the pet multi-lead of the present invention may further include a second handle 500 that is detachably coupled to the connection ring 300 and can be held by the user. The second handle 500 is formed so that the user can hold it as shown in FIG. 9. For example, it may be formed in a ring shape, and has a fastening means at one end for engaging and disengaging from the connecting ring 300. It can be.

This second handle 500 may serve as an auxiliary handle or a main handle when using the first leash 100 and the second leash 200. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, when holding the ring portion from the second Waljah ring 210 to the other end of the second leash 200 by hand, if necessary, the second handle 500 is attached to the connecting ring 300. ) can be combined to use as an auxiliary handle in case of an emergency. As another example, as shown in FIG. 10, when the ring portion extending from the second Waljah ring 210 to the other end of the second leash 200 is worn on the body, the second handle 500 is attached to the connecting ring 300. It can be used as the main handle by combining.

As described above, the pet multi-leash of the present invention can adjust the length of the first leash 100 and the second leash 200 to make the longest length longer than the conventional leash, and the shortest and longest lengths. The range of change is wide. Therefore, depending on the user's purpose and surrounding environment, only the first leash 100 or both the first leash 100 and the second leash 200 may be used, and the first leash 100 and/or the second leash may be used. The length of the lead line 200 can be adjusted.

In addition, the first leash 100 can be adjusted in length through the 1-1 Waljah hook (110a) and the 1-2 Waljah ring (110b), and the second leash 200 is the second Waljah ring (210). ) The length can be adjusted through, and the 1-1st ring (110a), the 1-2nd ring (110b), and the 2nd ring (210) are controlled by the direction of the force of the pet running out and the user. Even though the direction of the pulling force is different, the length of the first leash 100 and the second leash 200 is firmly maintained no matter which direction the force is applied.

And the second leash 200 can be used as a handle or a wearing strap by adjusting the size of the ring-shaped part through the second hook 210, including the first handle 400 and the second handle. Through the loop formed by adjusting the length of (500) or/and the second leash 200, the movement of the pet can be stably adjusted in the event of an emergency, etc. even when the leash is long.

100: 1st lead line 110: 1st walnut hook
110a: 1-1 walnut ring 110b: 1-2 walnut ring
120: fastener
200: 2nd lead line 210: 2nd leash hook
220: fixed band
300: connection link
400: first handle 410: fixing member
500: second handle

Claims (6)

A first leash (100), one end of which is connected to the companion animal;
A connection ring 300 formed in a ring shape and provided at the other end of the first leash 100;
Includes a second lead line (200), one end of which is connected to the connection ring (300),
The first leash 100 and the second leash 200 can be adjusted in length through the first leash 110 and the second leash 210, respectively,
A multi-lead pet leash, characterized in that the first leash (110) is provided with a first handle (400) that can be held by the user. According to paragraph 1,
The first Walja ring 110 includes a 1-1 Walja ring (110a) and a 1-2 Walja ring (110b) installed to be spaced apart from the 1-1 Walja ring (110a). -The length of the first lead line (100) is adjusted through the 1st hook (110a) and the 1-2 walnut hook (110b),
The first handle (400) is a multi-lead pet leash, characterized in that it is provided on the 1-2 walnut ring (110b) located close to the connection ring (300). According to paragraph 1,
The link 300 is a pet multi-lead leash, characterized in that it is formed in a circular ring shape. According to paragraph 1,
A multi-lead pet leash further comprising a second handle 500 that is detachably coupled to the link 300 and can be held by a user. According to paragraph 1,
The second leash 200 is a pet multi-leash, characterized in that it is provided with a fixing band 220 that can secure the second leash 200 in a rolled or folded state. According to paragraph 1,
The second Walja ring 210 has a '曰' shape with a 2-1 through hole formed on the front side and a 2-2 through hole formed on the rear side based on the plait crossing the center,
The second lead string 200 passes through the 2-1 through hole from the bottom to the top, then passes through the plait bar and passes through the 2-2 through hole from the top to the bottom to create an upper string, and forms a loop to form a lower string. In making a row, the end of the lower row passes through No. 2-1 from the bottom to the top, then passes through the plait bar under the upper row, and passes through the No. 2-2 through hole from the top to the bottom, and is stitched with the adjacent lower row. A multi-lead pet leash.

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