ES1136009U - Dog training discoloration box (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Dog training box, made of aluminum or stainless steel, with sheet metal elements of 1 and 1.2 mm. In different ways, whose characteristic is that they are joined to each other with a system of hinges embedded in the same sheet and by means of a metallic rod as a pin, allowing them to be folded and unfold on themselves, forming a closed box by means of the coupling with each other and hiding between them when folded. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Dog training odoloration box.

Technical sector of the invention 5

The invention consists of a set of metal pieces joined together, which fold and unfold on themselves that are used to hide inside a decoy and whose purpose is the training of dogs.

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Background of the invention

It is known to use decoy boxes for dog training. In general they consist of wooden boxes, inside which the lure is hidden.

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The known embodiments of decorating boxes, have a geometric configuration in the form of a cube, are hollow and with a top cover and lateral opening and are constructed only from a single raw material that is wood.

In general, the realizations of decorating boxes known as those described above, have the main drawback of presenting a screwed or nailed unipieza structure, of remarkable dimensions and difficult handling that greatly complicates its transfer from one point to another.

They also have the disadvantage that being wooden, they easily absorb odors, which confuses dogs when it comes to identification.

The applicant is not aware of realizations of lure holder boxes obtained by coupling modular elements without the use of screws or nails, the coupling of which is carried out exclusively by mechanical fit, thus reducing the cumbersome transport 30 of the boxes since they are deployed in situ without need of any tool, and presenting book form in its folded state.

Explanation of the invention.

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The object of the invention is to provide the market with a solution to the problems currently posed by the wooden boxes used in dog training, design, weight, volume, cleaning, odor absorption, etc. The box object of the invention, brings to the market a new unique and necessary feature and is that being built with modular elements joined together and foldable on themselves, 40 greatly facilitate transport, since in the folded state, the boxes occupy 330 x 330 x 30 mm and once mounted 330 x 330 x 330 mm.

Another characteristic that differentiates our box from the current ones, is that being constructed from 1 or 1.2 mm sheet metal (Aluminum, stainless steel, etc.), its weight is much lower than the current ones of wood.

Another characteristic of our product is that the materials with which it is built (Sheet metal), are easy to wash and clean and they hardly adhere to the smells that can confuse the smell of dogs to be trained. fifty

Brief description of the drawings

In the figures of the drawing sheets it is represented by way of non-limiting example, an embodiment of the dog trainer object of the invention. In these figures: 5

Fig. 1 is a view of the front face of the box. The area marked in red is the hinge zone that joins it with fig 3.

Fig. 2 is a view of the right side of the box with a folded on one side that closes on fig 1 and on the other a hinged area (in red) that joins it to fig 4.

Fig. 3 is the left side face of the box and presents on one side a hinged area (in red) that is joined with fig 1 and on the other side another hinged area (in red) that joins with fig 4; there is a circular hole in the center that is where a hand enters to introduce or remove the lure.

Fig 4 is the vertical rear face of the box and is in the form of a tray presenting three hinged sides (in red); the side hinges join it to figs 3 and 2 and the hinged upper-central part (in red) joins it to the lid of the box fig 5. 20

In fig 5 we see the top and lid of the box, in it we see a hinged area (in red) that joins it with fig 4 and three tabs that close on fig. 1 2 and 3.

In fig 6 a central tray is shown that is inserted into the box and 25 is supported in the middle part of fig 1, 2, 3, and 4 and is where the lure that the dog has to identify is deposited.

In fig 7 we see the fully deployed trainer box.

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In fig 8 we see the box mounted and ready for use.

In fig 9 we see the box fully folded and ready to be stored.

Detailed description of the embodiment example 35

In fig 7. the box shows dogs trained; it shows the different elements that compose it, all formed by different surfaces of sheet metal and with different shapes, which are all joined together by the hinged area (in red), by metal pins. 40

When you want to use the box, the different faces fit on top of each other making up the union of all of them fig 8.

When you want to save, you can disassemble and hide some faces over others, leaving the entire assembly folded as a book, as shown in fig 9.

Claims (1)

1. Dog training box, made of aluminum or stainless steel, with elements of 1 and 1.2 mm sheet, of different shapes, whose characteristic is that they join together with a system of hinges embedded in the same sheet and by means of a rod metal 5 as a pin, allowing them to fold and unfold on themselves, forming a closed box by coupling with each other and sneaking between them when folded.