Dog walking belt with dual fastening mechanisms

Abstract

To provide a waist-mounted walking belt for safely walking animals such as dogs. [Solution] The left and right ends of the belt body 1 are equipped with different types of fastening means (e.g., buckle 2 and snap hook, D-ring 3, etc.), and by connecting these in series or adjacent to each other, a double-securing structure is formed in which even if one fastening comes loose, the other will retain the fastening. This configuration prevents the entire belt from falling off even if the buckle, snap hook, etc. comes loose during use, improving safety and durability. In addition, by providing a lead connector 5 at one end, it can also function as an integrated lead, making it widely usable as a walking aid, either as a standalone belt or with an integrated lead.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention relates to a walking belt used when walking animals such as dogs, and in particular to a structure that is less likely to come off and improves safety by combining multiple different fastening means. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, walking belts used when walking dogs have generally been secured with a single buckle or hook, but these structures pose a risk of breakage or release while wearing the belt, causing the dog to escape.

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide multiple types of locking means so that even if one of them is released, the remaining ones will still function as a lock, thereby increasing safety.

[0004] The walking belt of this invention comprises a belt body that is worn around the waist, and two different fastening means, a first fastening means (such as a buckle) and a second fastening means (such as a snap hook or D-ring), provided at both ends of the belt. These fastening means are provided in series or adjacent to each other, and are structured so that even if one is released, the other maintains its hold. In addition, a lead connection part may be provided at one end, and the tip of the lead may have a bifurcated structure and be connected to a collar and harness. Effects of the invention

[0005] (1) The double locking structure improves safety. (2) Stress is distributed, making it highly durable. (3) The structure is simple and easy to manufacture. (4) It can also be developed as a lead-integrated type. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0006] [Figure 1] 1 is a diagram showing the overall structure of a dog walking belt according to the present invention. [Figure 2] 1 is a diagram showing the structure of a dog walking belt (integrated with a lead) according to the present invention. [Explanation of symbols] 1: Belt body 2: First fastening means (buckle) 3: Second fastening means (snap hook, D-ring, etc.) 4: Size adjustment section 5: Lead connection section 6: Lead 7: Y-shaped branch section

Claims

1. A dog walking belt comprising a belt body that is worn around the waist and a first fastening means and a second fastening means provided on both ends of the belt body, wherein the first fastening means and the second fastening means are different types of fastening means, and are arranged in series or adjacent to each other, and are structured so that even if one fastening means is released, the other will maintain its hold.

2. The dog walking belt according to claim 1, characterized in that a lead connection portion is provided at one end of the belt body, and the tip of the lead has a bifurcated structure and can be connected to a collar and a harness, respectively.

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