Better Sporting Dogs Practice See Saw Dog Agility Teeter

Nice little teeter! Comes fully assembled, it folds in half for storage (and shipping) and unfolds and locks easily for use. My dog knew exactly what to do either it! It is smaller than standard agility equipment I’ve seen but we don’t do agility, this is just for fun obstacle courses I make for him.

I like that it’s small and can be used to train my 15 lb dog to either walk over a mini A frame or to eventually use it as a teeter. We are in the beginning stages so I can also use it to teach him to hold his position at the bottom of the A frame. The sturdiness is great for my little dog inside or outside (on a flat surface). The value is great. It was easy to install and perfectly functional. There were no toxic odors and the surface is slightly rough to ensure traction (as expected). The teeter folds up nicely for storage!

The description says good for dogs up to 60 pounds. Not exactly. 50 tops! Training a 6 month old that weights 41 pounds I find ok definitely not 60 pounds It is so easy to put up, take down and lightweight to carry YIPPIE!

This is sturdy and well-made! My puppy is obsessed with it! When watching the agility at Westminster, I noticed the planks were the same color combination! So if you plan to show your dog in agility classes, this will be the perfect training tool at home! Easy to fold and put away, too.

The design of this product is outstanding. It is not too heavy to be easily portable. At the same time, it's not flimsy or easy for a smaller dog to tip. My major complaint is the paint. Even with the rough finish, the glossy paint is slippery under my Miniature American Shepherd's feet (the smaller dogs don't have too much of an issue). In addition, the paint is already beginning to chip. Despite being stored under cover over the winter, the paint has dime to quarter-sized chips out of it, exposing bare wood underneath. The chips won't present much of a problem for me when I train the smaller dogs, but the overall paint issue will slow down my training the MAS and will result in a good bit of work for me to repair.

We had a very minor defect with the product, something that easily happens by no fault of anyone. When we brought the issue to the attention of the seller, they quickly, kindly, and easily remedied the issue. The item is well made, easy to carry, versatile, and is currently being used with a dog heavier than the recommended weight and it is holding up just fine. It has a textured walkway which helps with safety for the animal and the user. Definitely a worthy product.

This is not a very good quality product, and is meant for tiny dogs. These items were destroyed in no time with medium sized dogs and the items kept breaking. I had to throw them out within a month of trying to use with no luck of getting my money back.

I am in process of working with the dog to get him brave him to go onto it and not be frightened by the movement. It is the last piece of equipment he needs to learn in agility. I think it will be a very slow process for Archie to learn because he is sensitive any movement. I am happy with the size of the see-saw. I can transport it easily to the agility class to start him on a smaller see-saw and for the instructor to watch and give me tips on practicing at home. I am hoping the smaller size will help assist him in tolerating the movement and build his confidence. It is sturdy and not wobbly. I think purchasing the see saw is worth it for what I am trying to accomplish.

This is slightly small for our rough collie but works perfect for our small backyard and slow course practise at home. Seems to be very well made and was easy to assemble.

My seesaw arrived damaged. One of the nails to keep the wood in place is completely cracked through the wood.