Dog paracord harness

Abstract

This product provides a pet harness that reduces or solves the problem of the dog's front legs slipping out of the harness or the harness constricting its throat due to the dog's movements during walks or exercise. [Solution] The band-shaped rings 1a and 1b around the shoulders of the left and right front legs are connected at the chest by crossing braided cords to form a wide intersection, which stabilizes the wearing position. This distributes the force when pulled from the chest, preventing it from coming off and reducing the burden on the throat. In addition, it is equipped with a loop cord section 6a that passes through the two rings 5a and 5b, and this tightening action makes it even more difficult to come off when pulled.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a body harness that is mainly used for dogs as a pet product, and supports the chest, shoulders and torso by braiding strings (linear bodies) into a belt shape. The strings used are parachute cords (paracord for short), ropes, and fiber strings. The material of the string is nylon fiber. Background Art

[0002] A conventional dog harness woven with string material (paracord) is connected around the neck, chest, shoulder around the foreleg, and around the abdomen of the torso, wherein the belt-shaped part surrounding the neck and the belt-shaped part surrounding the torso are configured independently. For this reason, there have been problems that the harness may slip out of the dog's body when the dog pulls or moves backward, or it may tighten the throat. Summary of the Invention Problem to be Solved by the Invention

[0003] The object of the present invention is to reduce or eliminate the phenomenon that the harness slips off the forelegs of a dog and tightens the throat due to the dog's movement during walking or exercise. Means for Solving the Problem

[0004] When the belt-shaped rings supporting the neck circumference and the torso circumference are separated, the position for fixing the body moves and shifts, so that the forelegs may slip out or the harness may get caught on the throat. In order to avoid this problem, the present invention integrally braids and connects the belt-shaped rings around the shoulders of the forelegs at the center, thereby reducing or eliminating the slipping-off and the phenomenon of tightening the throat. In addition, by forming the constituent members of string material, metal rings and metal trigger snaps, the structure improves durability and prevents inadvertent damage. Effect of the Invention

[0005] The continuous braiding of the cord secures the harness to the pet's body, ensuring overall strength and stability. Furthermore, while this design is made to fit the pet's size, when the loop cord connecting the two rings is pulled, the rings move closer together, reducing the gap between the harness and the body, thus providing a half-choke effect that makes it difficult to slip out. Additionally, the aforementioned loop cord can be used individually or braided, and the size and length can be adjusted by sliding the ball portion. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0006] [Figure 1] This shows the harness in its unattached state. When attached, the left front leg annular band (1a), the right front leg annular band (1b), and the wide cross section (2) where they are woven together form a Y-shape or X-shape as shown in this view. [Figure 2] In conventional products, as shown in the front view, the chest area (4b) is divided into a ring-shaped section around the neck (1c) and a ring-shaped section around the torso (1d). [Figure 3] The garment is designed so that when the left foreleg (4c) is passed through the annular band (1a) on the left foreleg side and the right foreleg (4d) is passed through the annular band (1b) on the right foreleg side, the wide cross section (2) will come into contact with the chest area (4b). [Figure 4] The left diagram shows the loop cord section (braided) (6a) in an extended state, and the right diagram shows the handle (6b) formed by hooking the snap hook (7) onto the right-side ring (5b). [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0007] The loops around the shoulders are independently ring-shaped bands on the right and left sides, but in the area extending from the abdomen to the chest, the braided cords are crossed and connected in a wide band, joining the independent loops in the center and forming a Y-shape or X-shape. [Examples]

[0008] According to this invention, the force exerted during pulling is distributed across a wide, interwoven section at the chest, thus reducing the burden on the pet. Furthermore, because the chest area is securely fixed, the harness does not shift even during vigorous movement, resulting in a design that is difficult for the pet to slip off. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0009] 1a Annular band on the left foreleg 1b Right foreleg annular band 1c Neck ring band 1d Circumferential band around the waist 2. Wide intersection 3. Dogs (pets) 4a Throat 4b Chest 4c Left front leg 4d right front leg 5a Left side ring 5b Right-side ring 6a Loop cord section (braided) 6b handle 6c Loop string section 7. Snap hook (or lead coupling ring) 8 Ball section

Claims

1. A pet harness characterized in that the left front leg annular band (1a) and the right front leg annular band (1b) are woven together in the central part near the chest (4b) of the pet (3) to form a single wide cross section (2), and the wide cross section (2) is woven together in 2 to 10 places depending on the size of the pet (3).

2. The pet harness according to claim 1, comprising a loop cord portion (6a or 6c) that passes through a left ring (5a) and a right ring (5b), wherein the loop cord portion (6a or 6c) contracts in response to the pulling motion of the pet (3), causing the left ring (5a) and the right ring (5b) to move closer together, and the left front leg annular band portion (1a) and the right front leg annular band portion (1b) to move closer together and be tightened, and further comprising a knot portion (8) slidably provided on the loop cord portion (6a or 6c) for adjusting the length of the loop cord portion (6a or 6c).

3. The pet harness according to claim 2, characterized in that the loop string portion (6a) is configured to function as a handle (6b) by attaching the hook of the snap hook (7) connected to the end of the loop string portion (6a) to either the left ring (5a) or the right ring (5b).

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