ES1290694U - STRAP (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Correa, for animals, formed by a necklace (1) and a ribbon (2) removable with each other, characterized by the necklace (1) has a connector for the tape (2) arranged in a substantial outgoing (4) substantially perpendicular to the necklace (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Belt

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present application refers to a leash for pets, such as dogs, which facilitates use in terms of ease of release and attachment of the animal, as well as its versatility.

STATE OF THE ART

The existence of leashes for animals, such as dogs, is known in the state of the art. These straps start from a collar or harness on the animal's neck and continue with a ribbon to a loop for the owner's hand.

Frequently, the strap can be removed from the collar, for which it has a ring in which a carabiner, clamp or other type of connector attached to the strap is hooked. However, this solution is not very comfortable since the user has to search the neck of the animal where the ring is located. If the animal has especially long hair, it is even more uncomfortable.

The applicant is not aware of any solution to this problem similar to the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a leash for animals, according to the first claim. Its different variants solve the outlined problems.

The leash is of the type formed by a collar and a detachable strap. The necklace has a connector for the strap, usually a ring or carabiner n, spueso in a sa ene semrrg o, susancamene perpendicular to the collar. This projection must withstand its own weight and friction with the animal's skin without bending, so that it is always projecting from the collar.

For its part, the ribbon preferably comprises a loop at the end opposite the collar, although it may have a ribbon catcher. This loop is ideally attached to the strap at a connection point where further straps and accessories are attachable. For example, you can store a cover for bags of feces, cookies or other prizes, keys..., an ultrasound whistle... For example, you can have a bag with one or more holes selected between a first hole where you can store bags excrement collection, a second hole with a carabiner to place keys or other accessories. and even a third hole where you can store the complete ribbon, including the bow.

This loop can be formed by a band closed on itself and fixed to the connection point by at least one carabiner, clip, hook or clamp. In this way, the tape can be attached to an object, either by the hook, clamp, carabiner or clamp or by surrounding it with the loop. For example, it can be easily wrapped around the wearer's wrist, which is left with the free hand.

Other variants are seen in the rest of the specification and are defined in the dependent claims.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: View of a first example of embodiment.

MODES OF EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

Next, an embodiment of the invention is briefly described, as an illustrative and non-limiting example of the latter.

The embodiment shown in figure 1 part of a collar (1) and a strap (2) separable from each other. The collar (1) and the strap (2) can each have connectors such as a ring, generally on the collar (1) as shown in figure 1, and a clip, carabiner, hook or clamp at one end of the strap. tape (2). At the other end of the strap (2) there is a loop (3). The strap (2) can have carabiners at both ends.

In this case, the collar ring (1) is arranged on a projection (4), substantially perpendicular to the collar (1) and preferably with enough rigidity so that it protrudes in that direction, supporting its own weight without disturbing the animal, while there is no a significant effort, such as pulling the tape (2). This projection (4) can be made semi-rigid with the appropriate material or the presence of stitching or inserts. For example, the material of the collar (1) and the projection (4) can be leather. The projection (4) generally has a length of up to 4 cm, so that it does not protrude too much, but it is noticeable in the fur. In the case of long-haired animals, a longer length may be appropriate.

The loop (3) has a connection point (5). The connection point (5) can be a ring where more straps (2) can be placed to be able to carry several animals at the same time. Accessories (6) can also be attached to this connection point loop (5) such as a bag for collecting excrement (61), an ultrasonic whistle... The straps (2) will have a second hook, macaroon, clip or gag

For its part, the loop (3) can be fixed or also comprise a band that closes on itself or to the connection point (5), by means of a clip, carabiner, hook or clamp to generate the loop (3). In this way it is possible to unhook the loop (3) and connect it to a pram, a ccea or pa n, a cnur n... ec. It can be used to carry anma with the hands perfectly free for other activities.

The strap may be embellished, including as part of the connection point (5), as long as it does not affect its usefulness.

The hooking of the strap (2), the loop (3) or the accessories (6) to the connection point (5) or to any point can be direct or by means of an auxiliary strap (7) that is always retained at the point correspondent. Changing the auxiliary strap (7) can lengthen or shorten the strap, separate or bring the accessory (6) closer together and modify the aesthetic appearance of the assembly.

Claims (1)

1- Leash, for animals, formed by a collar (1) and a tape (2) detachable from each other, characterized in that the collar (1) has a connector for the tape (2) arranged on a substantially semi-rigid projection (4). perpendicular to the collar (1). 2- Belt, according to claim 1, characterized in that the connector on the projection (4) is a ring. 3- Belt, according to claim 1, characterized in that the belt (2) comprises a loop (3) at the end opposite the collar (1). 4- Belt, according to claim 3, characterized in that the loop (3) is attached to the belt (2) at a connection point (5) where more belts (2) and accessories (6) can be attached. 5- Strap, according to claim 4, characterized in that the loop (3) is a band closed on itself or fixed to the connection point by at least one carabiner, clip, hook or clamp. 6- Strap, according to claim 4, characterized in that it comprises a bag with a hole for collecting the tape (2) and loop (3) and/or excrement collection bags (61). 7- Strap, according to claim 1, 3 or 4, characterized in that it comprises an auxiliary tape (7) in the hooking of the tape (2), the loop (3) or the accessories (6).