US20100037832A1 - Transportable Retractable Leash - Google Patents
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Abstract
A device designed to manage pet companship by providing for a detachable leash for pet collars that is counterweighted to remain at spine of animal with a fabric leash that can either hang free for accessbility or be secured to device, said device having a transparent tense for personalization and security information, as well as screw mechanism for uniquely secure attachment to pet collar.
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- The invention is a leash mechanism with fabric webbing grip device as a means for providing attachment to existing pet collar and whereby said mechanism may be either permanently affixed or removable further including personalization lens and counter weight positioning system.
- Retractable mechanism leash mechanisms known that have contemplated attachment to a collar includes U.S. Pat. No. 4,018,189, a rotatable reel supporting by housing with handle attached; U.S. Pat. No. 4,197,817, a rotary spring loaded with folded handle that wraps around housing; U.S. Pat. No. 4,328,766, a brandy barrel shaped housing with wound up spring loaded leash, U.S. Pat. No. 4,964,370, a retractor mechanism for animal collars or child restraint; U.S. Pat. No. 4,977,860, a stay assembly with tether retracting system with retracting mechanism attached to collar; and U.S. Pat. No. 7,150,247, a retracting mechanism permanently mounted to pet collar with grip handle.
- None of these systems employ a fabric grip device both permanently affixed to the housing and not retracted into the housing or otherwise fashioned as grip handle. None of these systems employ a counter weight to ensure correct positioning of retractable housing. None of these systems employ about a thirty six inch cord specification for comfort of all dog breeds. None of these systems employ an integrated personalization feature for distinct customization by end user.
- The present invention relates to retractable pet leashes, and, more particularly, improves upon prior applications with the fabric grip device, counter-weight positioning system, comfortable cord length specification and integrated personalization and security features.
- The invention fulfills the need for a portable, compact and sturdy retractable leash mechanism that may be permanently affixed or removed by the pet owner with distinct personalization and security window, secure attachment device, flexible and accessible grip, specific comfort length cord and top of neck positioning appliance.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of the leash mechanism; -
FIG. 2 is in interior view of the leash mechanism; -
FIG. 3 is an expanded view of the leash parts; -
FIG. 4 is an example of the counter-weight mechanism. - More detailed description of the preferred embodiment is described here.
FIG. 1 typifies a view of the outer oval shapedfront housing 10 which permanently encloses thefront housing 10 with an equaloval back housing 30. The oval shape of thefront housing 10 extends to create aguide lip 20 securing thewebbing strap 18 when in affixed position. Thefront housing 10 is molded with afinger impression 12 to accesslens cover 14. The transparent removableplastic lens cover 14 provides three lockingarms 16 that snap intochannels 22 securinglens cover 14 tofront housing 10. Thechannels 22 are shaped for thearms 16 to be inserted and snapped into a locking position securing thelens cover 14 tofront housing 10.Lens cover 14 is oval in shape and allows a flat surface for owner to insert photo or other media though is not limited to. Thefront housing 10 has a smooth finishedcrescent pocket 28 equal toback housing 30 providing a secured recessed fit forball stop 42. Thecrescent pocket 28 is equipped with anefficient cutout 44 allowingcord 40 continuous oscillating movements. Thewebbing strap 18 is permanently affixed tocord 40 atball stop 42 creating a loop inwebbing strap 18 to be used as handle.Webbing strap 18 is the width of pet leash apparatus wrapping ¾ around external casing providing space in loop for varying size hands. Thewebbing strap 18 when wrapped around external casing encompassespost 24 by means of an ellipse that may be selectively unfastened frompost 24 to fall along animal's spine. -
FIG. 2 views the inner workings of the embodiment. Thesolid shaft 32 is spliced for receiving and securing one end ofpower spring 34. Thepower spring 34 is disposed inspool 36 expanding and contracting from pull ofcord 40. Thespool 36 is equipped with two equalsidewalls providing cord 40 continuous mobility when reeled. Thespool 36 provides acavity 38 which acts as a stopping point whencord 40 is fully extended by means of a suitable retention member such as an orb or the like connected to the end thereof (not shown). Thecord 40 is slim, strong, and non-abrasive reaching up to 36″. The twodepressions 26 receivepegs 50 for a fortified fit whenfront housing 10 andback housing 30 are integrated. -
FIG. 3 pictorial illustrates the integral assembly of the pet leash apparatus. From left to right thelens cover 14 with the appurtenance ofarms 16 snap intofront housing 10 throughchannels 22. Theshaft 32 connected tofront housing 10 receivesspool 36 joined with power spring making up the retraction device. Thecord 40 is secured tospool 36 with a retention member throughcavity 38 winding aroundspool 36 reeving throughcutout 44 creating a loop forwebbing strap 18 to attach and secured byretention member 52 in core ofball stop 42. Thewebbing strap 18 affixed tocord 40 atball stop 42 produces an ellipsoid handle wrapping around external casing attaching atpost 24 onback housing 30 or falling along the animal's spine. Theback housing 30 is permanently fused withfront housing 10 to protect and encompass the embodiments. Thefastener member 46 on exterior ofback housing 30 is manufactured as one mold providing vigorous strength and positioned in a median strip along the outside ofback housing 30. Thefastener member 46 allows for various size animal collars to slide betweenfastener member 46 andback housing 30 by means offastener member 46 flexing outward accommodating said animal collars and returning to original position seizing animal collar to pet leash apparatus. Thelocking screw 48 is corrugated to fastenermember 46 in a central position for applying pressure to slimmer collars managing pet leash apparatus from sliding on collar. Thelocking screw 48 sits flush at top offastener member 46 when no pressure to collar is needed and depressed towardsback housing 30 allowing no discomfort to animal by means of a flathead screwdriver or nickel though not limited to. -
FIG. 4 proclaims thecounterweight 54 worn on a D-ring of an animal's collar such like a pendant. Thesplit ring 56 accommodates D-ring by slidably fitting on D-ring attached to an animal's collar. Thesplit ring 56 is slidably attached to thenon-corrosive counterweight 54 such like saidsplit ring 56. Thecounterweight 54 weighs slightly heavier than pet-leash apparatus counterbalancing the weights to stay at top of animal's spine for convenient grasping ofwebbing strap 18 by supervisor. - 10—Front Housing
- 12—Finger Impression
- 14—Lens Cover
- 16—Arm
- 18—Webbing Strap
- 20—Guide Lip
- 22—Channels
- 24—Post
- 26—Depression
- 28—Crescent Pocket
- 30—Back Housing
- 32—Shaft
- 34—Power Spring
- 36—Spool
- 38—Cavity
- 40—Cord
- 42—Ball Stop
- 44—Cutout
- 46—Fastener Member
- 48—Screw
- 50—Peg
- 52—Retention Member
- 54—Counter Weight
- 56—Split Ring
Claims (3)
1. A mechanism comprising:
a metal compression coil wound tightly and contained in compartment to enable retraction action;
said circular compartment surrounding compression coil to confine tension and sandwiching compression coil and guide cord to remain coiled;
wound cord to provide about thirty six inches in length attached to said circular guide;
oval housing enclosing compression coil, circular compartment and cord;
circular ball stop mechanism sandwiching cord and fabric leash;
single fastener member disposed at exterior housing for attachment to collar;
said fastener member has center screw to provide a means for pressure and stability on any animal collar;
transparent oval disk selectively removable so that photo or other media may be inserted;
whereby heretofore components may be deliberately combined to provide portable leash housing to be affixed to animal collar.
2. A fabric leash comprising:
webbing material fashioned in circular loop;
said loop pivotably attached to ball stop mechanism providing predetermined threshold for cord retraction;
whereby pet owner may wrap fabric loop around housing or let hang unobstructed for easy accessibility.
3. A selectively attached counter weight mechanism comprising:
loop mechanism such that weight may be secured on animal collar;
shaped metal of such heaviness to be greater than entire retractable leash mechanism;
whereby retractable leash housing will remain strategically positioned on collar at spine of animal.
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