
I designed this dogwalk without too much thought, and honestly it could be
designed a lot better. Still it has worked well enough I haven't been motivated
to improve the design. Closer pictures and a description of what I did are
on the dog walk page.
Oso stops to take a look around. This was the most challenging piece of equipment
for Oso because (like Winky above) he doesn't really know where his back feet
are. This is common for dogs. There are exercises to improve this. Interestingly
once he conquered this he had no problem the first time he met the teeter-totter. The big advantage of this dog walk is that it is very light weight. It is made of rain gutter pipe that is square.
If you prefer more sophisticated and traditional equipment check out the agility equipment links page. The links offer everything from books with construction plans, to budget agility equipment, parts suppliers, and even competition grade agility obstacles and supplies.
Agility Home - all the agility related pages on this site
DogPlay Agility Links - great off-site agility links
Agility Equipment Ideas
for folks with limited space and no power tools.
Great Dog Books and Videos at 4 M Dog Books
DogPlay's Agility Shops with fun dog agility related t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs and more.
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