Pet harness

A single-string pet harness design addresses the issues of breakage and discomfort in traditional harnesses by using soft materials and eliminating metal parts, providing durability and comfort with adjustable straps.

JP3255347UActive Publication Date: 2026-04-02カワノ産業
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JP · JP
Patent Type
Utility models
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Filing Date
2026-02-04
Publication Date
2026-04-02

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Technical Problem

Existing pet harnesses with metal parts require numerous joining processes, leading to potential breakage and discomfort due to friction with the pet's fur, and the need for strong materials to withstand pulling forces.

Method used

A pet harness design using a single string for the back, chest, and torso straps, eliminating the need for metal parts and reducing friction by using a soft material, with a length adjustment mechanism integrated into the torso strap.

Benefits of technology

The design results in a more durable, comfortable, and lightweight harness that minimizes hair breakage and reduces the risk of detachment, while allowing easy adjustment for a secure fit.

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Abstract

We offer more durable pet harnesses. [Solution] A pet harness 1 comprises a pair of three-pronged sections 2, a back strap 4 that contacts the back of the pet, a chest strap 5 that contacts the chest of the pet, and a torso strap 6 that contacts the torso of the pet. The back strap 4, the chest strap 5, and at least a part of the torso strap 6 are made of a single string. The middle part of the single string constitutes the chest strap 5, and both ends of the single string are passed over the pair of three-pronged sections 2 and then folded back to form the back strap 4. The folded ends of the single string are again passed over the three-pronged sections 2 and then protrude outside the three-pronged sections 2 to form at least a part of the torso strap 6.
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[0001] The present invention relates to a harness for pets.

Background Art

[0002] Patent Document 1 describes a pet harness in which three cord bodies are joined to a ring (ring 231 shown in FIG. 1 of Patent Document 1) to form a back strap, a chest strap, and a body strap.

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Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] By the way, usually, a metal part such as a metal ring is used for the ring. Therefore, in a pet harness such as that of Patent Document 1, there are many places that require joining processes, such as the sewing place where three cord bodies are sewn to the metal part, the caulking and welding places for forming the metal part, etc., and there is a problem that it is easily broken.

[0005] Therefore, in view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a more durable pet harness.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0006] The above object of the present invention is achieved by the following means. The parentheses indicate the reference numerals of the embodiments described later, but the present invention is not limited thereto.

[0007] ​​​​​A back strap (4) that contacts the back (P1) of the pet (P), A chest strap (5) that contacts the chest (P2) of the pet (P), The system includes a body strap (6) that contacts the body (P3) of the pet (P), The back strap (4), the chest strap (5), and at least a part of the torso strap (holding part 61) are a single string (31). The middle section (31A) of the aforementioned single cord (31) constitutes the chest strap (5), Both ends of the single cord (31) (one end 31B1, the other end 31B2) are passed through the pair of three-pronged sections (2) and then folded back (folded back 41) to form the back strap (4). The ends of the folded cord (31) (one end 31B1, the other end 31B2) are passed through the three-pronged section (2) again and then protrude outside the three-pronged section (2), thereby forming at least a part of the body strap (holding section 61).

[0008] The pet harness (1) described in claim 2 is the pet harness (1) described in claim 1 above, The torso strap (6) is characterized by comprising a holding portion (61) formed by both ends (one end 31B1, the other end 31B2) of the folded single cord (31), and a length adjustment portion (62) formed by a cord (32) separate from the single cord (31) and held by the holding portion (61).

[0009] The pet harness (1) described in claim 3 is the pet harness (1) described in claim 1 above, The three-pronged portion (2) is provided with a first insertion hole (21a), a second insertion hole (21b), and a third insertion hole (21c), Both ends of the aforementioned single string (31) (one end 31B1, the other end 31B2) are passed through the first insertion hole (21a) and the second insertion hole (21b) and then folded back. The two ends (one end 31B1, the other end 31B2) of the folded string (31) are inserted through the second insertion hole (21b) and the third insertion hole (21c) and then protrude downward from the three-pronged portion (2).

[0010] The pet harness (1) described in claim 4 is the pet harness (1) described in claim 3 above, The three-pronged portion (2) comprises a central member (21), a surface member (22) provided on the surface side (21A) of the central member (21), and a back surface member (23) provided on the back side (21B) of the central member (21). The first insertion hole (21a), the second insertion hole (21b), and the third insertion hole (21c) are provided in the central member (21). [Effects of the Invention]

[0011] Next, the effects of the present invention will be described with reference to the reference numerals in the drawings. Note that the reference numerals in parentheses are those of the embodiments described later, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

[0012] According to the invention of claim 1, since one string (31) constitutes at least a part (holding part 61) of the back strap (4), chest strap (5), and torso strap (6), joining processes (such as sewing the three strings to a metal part, crimping the metal part, or welding) are unnecessary.

[0013] Furthermore, according to the invention of claim 1, since one strap (31) constitutes at least part of the back strap (4), chest strap (5), and torso strap (6), the pulling force of the pet (P) and leash (L) is applied to the one strap (31) and not to the three-pronged section (2). Therefore, there is no need to strengthen the three-pronged section (2) by using a strong material, and a soft or lightweight material can be used. In addition, since there is no need to use metal parts in the three-pronged section (2), there are advantages such as less hair breakage due to friction between the pet's (P) fur and metal parts, the pet harness (1) can be made lighter, and there is no worry that the three-pronged section (2) will crack due to welding defects or molding defects of metal parts and the pet harness (1) will come off the pet (P).

[0014] Therefore, according to the present invention, a pet harness (1) that is more robust and comfortable for pets to wear can be made.

[0015] According to the invention of claim 2, the length of the body strap (6) can be adjusted by having a length adjustment part (62) on the body strap (6). Furthermore, since the length adjustment part (62) is made of a separate cord (32), even if it breaks, the chest strap (5) and back strap (4) will not be damaged. Therefore, the possibility of the pet harness (1) coming off completely can be reduced.

[0016] According to the invention of claim 3, since the three-pronged portion (2) is provided with a first insertion hole (21a), a second insertion hole (21b), and a third insertion hole (21c), it is easy to position a single string (31) relative to the three-pronged portion (2).

[0017] According to the invention of claim 4, by covering the central member (21) through which one string (31) is inserted with a surface member (22) and a back member (23), wear of the one string (31) in the portion passing through the three-pronged portion (2) can be reduced. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0018] [Figure 1] Perspective view of an embodiment of the pet harness according to the present invention. [Figure 2] Front view of the pet harness of the embodiment with the snap buckle removed and spread out. [Figure 3] Exploded view of the pet harness shown in FIG. 2. [Figure 4] Diagram for explaining a method of inserting a single cord body into the trifurcation part, where (a) is an explanatory diagram for explaining inserting a single cord body into the first insertion hole and the second insertion hole, and (b) is an explanatory diagram for explaining inserting a single cord body into the second insertion hole and the third insertion hole. [Figure 5] Diagram showing a state where a single cord body is inserted through the central member and the surface member and the back member are overlapped and sewn together. [Figure 6] (a) to (c) are explanatory diagrams showing a method of manufacturing the length adjustment part with a different cord body. [Figure 7] (a) to (d) are explanatory diagrams showing a method of adjusting the length of the length adjustment part. [Figure 8] Diagram showing a state where the pet harness according to the embodiment is worn on a pet.

Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0019] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the pet harness according to the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, when indicating the up, down, left, and right directions, if the direction is indicated by an arrow in the reference drawing, it refers to that direction, and if the direction is not indicated by an arrow, it refers to the up, down, left, and right when viewed from the front of the illustration.

[0020] <Explanation of the overall configuration of the pet harness> As shown in FIGS. 1 and 8, the pet harness 1 of the present embodiment is mainly composed of a pair of left and right trifurcation parts 2, a back strap 4 that abuts against the back P1 of the pet P, a chest strap 5 that abuts against the chest P2, and a body strap 6 that abuts against the body P3.

[0021] The pet harness 1 shown in Figure 1 becomes the state shown in Figure 2 when the insertion buckle 42 is released. As shown in Figure 2, the body strap 6 is constructed by a pair of upper and lower retaining parts 61 that hold the length adjustment part 62 via retaining buckles 61a1 and 61a2. The length L shown in Figure 2 is the length of the length adjustment part 62. This length L can be adjusted, but the adjustment method will be described later.

[0022] Furthermore, Figure 3 shows the pet harness 1 shown in Figure 2 disassembled. As shown in Figure 3, the back strap 4, the chest strap 5, and a part of the torso strap 6, i.e., the holding part 61, are all made of a single cord 31. This point will be explained in more detail later. The single cord 31 is, for example, a high-strength webbing tape made of nylon.

[0023] On the other hand, as shown in Figure 3, the length adjustment section 62 of the torso strap 6 is made of another cord 32. This other cord 32 is also, for example, a high-strength webbing tape made of nylon.

[0024] The overall structure of pet harness 1 is as described above. Below, we will explain in detail the components of the three-pronged section 2, back strap 4, chest strap 5, and torso strap 6, and how to manufacture them.

[0025] The retaining parts 61 for the three-pronged section 2, back strap 4, and torso strap 6 are provided in pairs with the same configuration as shown in Figure 3. Therefore, the retaining parts 61 for the three-pronged section 2, back strap 4, and torso strap 6 will mainly be described below in reference to the upper part shown in Figure 3. In addition, for the lower retaining parts 61 for the three-pronged section 2, back strap 4, and torso strap 6 shown in Figure 3, some reference numerals may be omitted to improve the clarity of the drawing.

[0026] <Explanation of the three-pronged section> As shown in Figure 3, the three-pronged section 2 consists of a central member 21 through which one end 31B1 of a string 31 is inserted, a surface member 22 superimposed on the front surface 21A (the front surface in Figure 3) of the central member 21, and a back surface member 23 superimposed on the back surface 21B (the back surface in Figure 3) of the central member 21.

[0027] As shown in Figure 3, the central member 21 has a large circular shape near its tip 21d and tapers towards its base 21e, giving it an overall comma-shaped form. Also, as shown in Figure 3, the surface member 22 and the back member 23 have the same shape as the central member 21. The central member 21, surface member 22, and back member 23 are made of a fibrous material such as synthetic leather.

[0028] As shown in Figure 3, the central member 21 is provided with a first insertion hole 21a, a second insertion hole 21b, and a third insertion hole 21c. These first insertion holes 21a, the second insertion hole 21b, and the third insertion hole 21c are for inserting a single string 31 and are flattened ellipses with a width slightly longer than the width (short side width) of a single string 31.

[0029] The above description concerns the upper three-pronged section 2 in Figure 3, but the lower three-pronged section 2 in Figure 3 has a similar configuration. However, in the lower three-pronged section 2 in Figure 3, the other end 31B2 of a single string 31 is inserted through it, rather than the other end 31B1.

[0030] <Explanation of back straps> As shown in Figure 3, the back strap 4 is provided near the tip 21d of the central member 21 of the three-pronged portion 2.

[0031] As shown in Figure 3, the back strap 4 of the central member 21 through which one end 31B1 of a single cord 31 is inserted has a insertion buckle 42 (see Figure 1) with an insertion part 42a and a D-ring 43 inserted through one end 31B1 of the single cord 31.

[0032] The above is a description of the upper back strap 4 in Figure 3, but the lower back strap 4 in Figure 3 has a similar configuration. However, in the lower back strap 4 in Figure 3, the receiving part 42b and the D-ring 43 are inserted through the other end 31B2 of a single cord 31, rather than the insertion part 42a.

[0033] <Explanation of chest strap> As shown in Figure 3, the chest strap 5 is composed of the middle section 31A of a single cord 31. Also, as shown in Figure 3, a pad 51 is sewn to the chest strap 5 along the single cord 31 (see also Figure 2). This pad 51 is made by sewing together, for example, a cotton fabric outer fabric that is wider and longer than the single cord 31 into an oval shape, and a lining fabric (not shown) made of the same fabric as the outer fabric but in the same shape, and then housing a cushioning material (not shown), such as a sponge pad, in the internal space.

[0034] <Explanation of the waist strap> The retaining portion 61 of the body strap 6 is provided near the middle 21f of the central member 21 of the three-pronged portion 2, as shown in Figure 3. The retaining portion 61 also includes a retaining buckle 61a1 for holding the length adjustment portion 62, as shown in Figure 3. The above is a description of the upper retaining portion 61 in Figure 3, but the lower retaining portion 61 in Figure 3 has a similar configuration and includes a retaining buckle 61a2.

[0035] On the other hand, as shown in Figure 3, the length adjustment section 62 of the torso strap 6 has a pad 62a provided along another cord 32. This pad 62a is made by sewing together, for example, an outer fabric made of cotton cloth that is wider and longer than the other cord 32, and a backing fabric (not shown) made of a highly breathable fabric such as mesh cloth that is the same shape as the outer fabric, with a cushioning material (not shown) such as a sponge pad sandwiched in between, and sewing the same fabric as the outer fabric to the periphery to form an edge 62c.

[0036] As shown in Figure 3, the pad 62a has two belt-loop-like holes 62b located at the top and bottom. The left and right ends of these holes 62b are sewn to the pad 62a together with the edging 62c, as shown in Figure 3. In this way, the holes 62b are fixed to the pad 62a.

[0037] <How to make a pet harness> Next, we will explain how to manufacture pet harness 1 with the above configuration.

[0038] <<Method for manufacturing the retaining parts for back straps, chest straps, and torso straps using a single cord>> First, we will explain how to manufacture the holding parts 61 of the back strap 4, chest strap 5, and torso strap 6 using a single cord 31.

[0039] First, as shown in Figure 4(a), one end 31B1 of the string 31 is inserted into the first insertion hole 21a so that it is directed from the back side 21B of the central member 21 to the front side 21A. Then, as shown in Figure 4(a), one end 31B1 of the string 31 is inserted into the second insertion hole 21b so that it is directed in the opposite direction, from the front side 21A to the back side 21B.

[0040] As shown in Figure 4(a), the central member 21 is provided with a first insertion hole 21a, a second insertion hole 21b, and a third insertion hole 21c, making it easy to position a single string 31 relative to the central member 21.

[0041] Next, as shown in Figure 4(a), one end 31B1 of the cord 31 is inserted from the back to the front through the hole 42a1 of the insertion part 42a of the insertion buckle 42. Furthermore, the other end 31B1 of the cord 31 is inserted from the back to the front through the D-ring 43 and folded back (see the fold 41 shown in Figure 4(a)).

[0042] Next, as shown in Figure 4(b), one end 31B1 of the string 31 is inserted into the second insertion hole 21b so that it faces from the back side 21B of the central member 21 towards the front side 21A. In other words, one end 31B1 of the string 31 is inserted into this second insertion hole 21b twice.

[0043] As a result of the above procedure, the back strap 4 is fabricated near the tip 21d of the three-pronged section 2, as shown in Figure 4(b).

[0044] Next, as shown in Figure 4(b), one end 31B1 of the string 31 is inserted into the third insertion hole 21c, this time from the front side 21A towards the back side 21B.

[0045] Then, as shown in Figure 4(b), one end 31B1 of a single string 31 that protrudes from the central member 21 near the middle 21f is inserted from the back to the front through the hole 61b of the retaining buckle 61a1, and then folded back and inserted from the front to the back through the hole 61c. This retaining buckle 61a1 holds the length adjustment portion 62 of the body strap 6 by inserting another string 32 that forms the body strap 6 through the hole 61c, but more details will be described later.

[0046] Finally, one end 31B1 of the single cord 31, which has been folded back using the retaining buckle 61a1, is placed over the central member 21, the surface member 22 and the back member 23 (see Figure 3) are placed over the central member 21, and the periphery is sewn together (see stitching 24 in Figure 2). As a result, one end 31B1 is sewn into the three-pronged portion 2.

[0047] Through the above process, the retaining portion 61 of the body strap 6 is formed near the middle 21f of the three-pronged portion 2.

[0048] Figure 5 shows the three-pronged section 2, formed by overlapping and sewing together the central member 21, the surface member 22, and the back member 23, as viewed from the right side in Figure 2. As shown in Figure 5, by sewing together the two cords 31 at the position indicated by the sewing position 44, the position of the D-ring 43 is stabilized, preventing it from moving freely within the back strap 4.

[0049] Furthermore, the above describes the method for manufacturing the upper back strap 4 and torso strap 6 in Figure 3, but the method for manufacturing the lower back strap 4 and torso strap 6 in Figure 3 is the same. That is, the holding portion 61 of the back strap 4 and torso strap 6 is manufactured by inserting the other end 31B2 (see Figure 3) of a single cord 31 through the first insertion hole 21a, the second insertion hole 21b, and the third insertion hole 21c of the central member 21 of the lower three-pronged portion 2 in Figure 3.

[0050] In this way, when the three-pronged sections 2 are attached to one end 31B1 and the other end 31B2 of a single string 31, the middle section 31A of the single string 31 sandwiched between the pair of three-pronged sections 2 becomes the chest strap 5, as shown in Figure 3.

[0051] As described above, the holding parts 61 for the back strap 4, chest strap 5, and torso strap 6 can be manufactured using a single cord 31.

[0052] <<Method for manufacturing a length adjustment section for a body strap using a different cord>> Next, a method for manufacturing the length adjustment section 62 using another cord 32 will be described.

[0053] First, as shown in Figure 6(a), another string 32 is inserted through the holes 62d1 and 62d2 of the adjustment buckle 62d. Note that in Figure 3, the adjustment buckle 62d is hidden beneath the threading portion 62b and is therefore not shown in the figure.

[0054] Next, as shown in Figure 6(a), one end 32A of the other cord 32 is inserted through the hole 61c of the retaining buckle 61a1 of the retaining part 61 on the left side (upper side in Figure 3) of the body strap 6 (see also Figure 3) (see arrow Y1 shown in Figure 6(a)).

[0055] On the other hand, as shown in Figure 6(a), the other end 32B of the other cord 32 is inserted through the hole 61c (see Figure 3) of the retaining buckle 61a2 of the retaining part 61 on the right side (lower side in Figure 3) of the body strap 6 (see arrow Y2 shown in Figure 6(a)).

[0056] Next, as shown in Figure 6(b), one end 32A, which has been folded back at the retaining buckle 61a1 on the left side, is sewn to the back side of the other cord 32. Meanwhile, the other end 32B of the other cord 32 is folded back at the retaining buckle 61a2 on the right side and inserted through the holes 62d1 and 62d2 of the adjustment buckle 62d (see arrows Y3 and Y4 shown in Figure 6(b)).

[0057] Finally, as shown in Figure 6(c), the other end 32B, which has been folded back with the adjustment buckle 62d, is sewn to another cord 32.

[0058] As described above, the length adjustment section 62 can be manufactured using another cord 32.

[0059] <<How to adjust the length of the waist strap>> The length L (see Figure 3) of the length adjustment section 62 manufactured as described above can be adjusted as follows.

[0060] First, to increase the length L1 of the length adjustment section 62 shown in Figure 7(a), proceed as follows. First, as shown in Figure 7(a), slide the adjustment buckle 62d along another string 32 toward the retaining buckle 61a2 on the right side (see arrow Y5 shown in Figure 7(a)). This will create slack D1 in the other string 32 between the adjustment buckle 62d and the retaining buckle 61a2 on the right side, as shown in Figure 7(a).

[0061] Next, to eliminate the excess D1, the right-side retaining buckle 61a2 is pulled in the direction of arrow Y6 in Figure 7(b). This eliminates the excess D1, and the right-side retaining buckle 61a2 moves away from the adjustment buckle 62d (in the direction of arrow Y6 shown in Figure 7(b)). As a result, as shown in Figure 7(b), the length adjustment section 62 becomes longer than its length L1 (see Figure 7(a)), with a length L2.

[0062] On the other hand, to shorten the length L2 of the length adjustment section 62 shown in Figure 7(b), the following procedure is followed. First, from the state shown in Figure 7(b), another string 32 between the left retaining buckle 61a1 and the adjustment buckle 62d is pulled towards the right retaining buckle 61a2 (see arrow Y7 shown in Figure 7(c)). As a result, as shown in Figure 7(c), excess D2 is created in the other string 32 between the adjustment buckle 62d and the right retaining buckle 61a2. At this time, the adjustment buckle 62d will move closer to the left retaining buckle 61a1.

[0063] Next, to eliminate the excess D2, pull the right-side retaining buckle 61a2 in the direction of arrow Y8 in Figure 7(d). This will eliminate the excess D2, and the right-side retaining buckle 61a2 will move away from the adjustment buckle 62d (in the direction of arrow Y8 shown in Figure 7(d)).

[0064] At this point, because the other string 32 between the left retaining buckle 61a1 and the adjustment buckle 62d was pulled towards the right retaining buckle 61a2, the adjustment buckle 62d is now closer to the left retaining buckle 61a1 than its original position (the position of the adjustment buckle 62d shown in Figure 7(b)) (see Figure 7(c)). Therefore, the right retaining buckle 61a2 does not move to its original position (the position of the right retaining buckle 61a2 shown in Figure 7(b)). As a result, as shown in Figure 7(d), the length adjustment section 62 becomes shorter in length L3 than in length L2 (see Figure 7(b)).

[0065] In this manner, the length L of the length adjustment section 62 (see Figure 3) can be adjusted.

[0066] <How to put on a pet harness> A pet harness 1 with the above configuration can be used as follows:

[0067] As shown in Figure 8, when attaching the pet harness 1 to a pet P (for example, a dog), first adjust the length of the length adjustment section 62 of the body strap 6 (see Figure 7) to match the size of the pet P. Note that this adjustment only needs to be done once; it is not necessary to do so again.

[0068] Thus, the body strap 6 has a length adjustment section 62 (see Figure 7), which allows the length of the body strap 6 to be adjusted. Furthermore, since the length adjustment section 62 is made of a separate cord 32 (see Figure 3), even if the length adjustment section 62 is damaged, the chest strap 5 and back strap 4 will not be damaged. Therefore, the possibility of the pet harness 1 completely coming off the pet P can be reduced.

[0069] Next, as shown in Figure 8, insert the front legs of pet P into the space between the chest strap 5 and the torso strap 6 (see space K shown in Figure 2), bring the back strap 4 into contact with pet P's back P1, bring the chest strap 5 into contact with chest P2, and bring the torso strap 6 into contact with torso P3. Then, insert the insertion part 42a of the insertion buckle 42 (see Figure 2) of the back strap 4 into the receiving part 42b and engage it.

[0070] Furthermore, by connecting the snap hook N at the end of the lead L shown in Figure 8 to the D-ring 43 (see Figure 2), the owner can safely take the pet P, which is wearing the pet harness 1, for a walk while using the lead L to control it.

[0071] As shown in Figure 8, the three-pronged portion 2 comes into contact with the pet P, and therefore rubs against the pet P's body. However, since the central member 21 is covered by the surface member 22 and the back member 23 (see Figure 3), wear on the single string 31 passing through the three-pronged portion 2 can be reduced.

[0072] According to the embodiment described above, since one strap 31 constitutes at least a part of the three back straps 4, chest strap 5, and torso strap 6, i.e., the holding part 61, joining processes (such as sewing the three straps to the metal parts, crimping the metal parts, or welding) are unnecessary.

[0073] Furthermore, according to this embodiment, since a single cord 31 constitutes at least a part of the back strap 4, chest strap 5, and torso strap 6, i.e., the holding part 61, the pulling force of the pet P and lead L is applied to the single cord 31 and is not applied to the three-pronged section 2. Therefore, there is no need to strengthen the three-pronged section 2 by using a strong material, and a soft or lightweight material can be used. In addition, since there is no need to use metal parts in the three-pronged section 2, there are advantages such as less hair breakage due to friction between the pet P's fur and metal parts, the pet harness 1 can be made lighter, and there is no worry that the three-pronged section 2 will crack due to welding defects or molding defects of metal parts and the pet harness 1 will come off the pet P.

[0074] Based on the above, this embodiment allows for a pet harness 1 that is more robust and also comfortable for the pet P to wear.

[0075] <Explanation of variations> It should be noted that the pet harness 1 shown in this embodiment is merely an example, and various modifications and changes are possible within the scope of the gist of the present invention as described in the claims for utility model registration. For example, in this embodiment, the length adjustment part 62 of the body strap 6 is made from a separate cord 32 (see Figure 3), but the length adjustment part 62 may also be made from a single cord 31.

[0076] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the external shape of the three-pronged portion 2 is manufactured in the shape of a comma-shaped bead, but it may be manufactured in any shape as long as the first insertion hole 21a, the second insertion hole 21b, and the third insertion hole 21c are provided. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0077] 1 Pet Harness 2 Trifurcation 21 Central Member 21a First insertion hole 21b Second insertion hole 21c Third insertion hole 21A Front side 21B Reverse side 22 Surface members 23 Back surface component 31 A single string 31A Middle side 31B1 One end (both ends) 31B2 Other end (both ends) 32 Another string 4. Back strap 41 Turning around 5. Chest strap 6. Torso strap 61 Retaining part (part of the torso strap) 62 Length adjustment section

Claims

1. It is a pet harness, A pair of three-pronged sections, A back strap that comes into contact with the back of the pet, A chest strap that comes into contact with the chest of the pet, The system includes a body strap that contacts the body of the pet, The back strap, the chest strap, and at least a portion of the torso strap are a single string, The middle section of the aforementioned single string constitutes the chest strap. The ends of the aforementioned single cord are folded back after passing through the pair of three-pronged sections, thereby forming the back strap. The ends of the folded-back cord are again passed through the three-pronged section and then protrude outside the three-pronged section, thereby forming at least a part of the body strap. Pet harness.

2. The pet harness according to claim 1, wherein the torso strap comprises a holding portion formed by both ends of the folded single cord and a length adjustment portion formed by a cord separate from the single cord and held by the holding portion.

3. The three-pronged portion comprises a first insertion hole, a second insertion hole, and a third insertion hole. Both ends of the aforementioned string are passed through the first and second insertion holes and then folded back. The pet harness according to claim 1, wherein both ends of the folded string are inserted through the second and third insertion holes and then protrude downward from the three-pronged portion.

4. The three-pronged portion comprises a central member, a surface member provided on the surface side of the central member, and a back surface member provided on the back side of the central member. The pet harness according to claim 3, wherein the first insertion hole, the second insertion hole, and the third insertion hole are provided in the central member.

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