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The tunnel is made up of a flexible material
sewn over circular ribs about eighteen inches in diameter.
Because of this flexibility, tunnels can be set up in a variety
of shapes and sizes. Tunnels are typically 15-20 feet long. |
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The dog walk consist of 3 planks, 10-12"
wide and 12 feet long placed end-to end. The middle plank
is elevated to stand about four feet off the ground. |
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The weave poles are a series of vertical
poles placed 22 inches apart through which the dog must
weave. The number of poles placed in a series ranges from
six to twelve. |
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The table is a three foot square platform
elevated between 12-26 inches, depending on the height of
the dog. The dog must jump onto the table and lay down for
a count of five seconds. |
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The A-frame is typically two, three foot
wide ramps that when standing together, make a six foot ramp
for the dog to climb. |
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The collapsed tunnel or chute has a
short rigid section with a fabric chute attached. The dog
first enters the rigid part and then continues by burrowing
through the fabric chute to reach the opening. |
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Jumps come in many shapes and sizes. The
different types of jumps are wing, wingless, broad or long,
double, and triple. Jump heights range from 12-26" depending
on the dog.. |
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The teeter is an eight foot plank that is
like a teeter in a playground. The dog must go up the teeter
and tip it under its own weight, and continue down the plank
to the end. |
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In the tire jump, the dog jumps through the
round tire which is placed in the middle of a frame. As
with other jumps, the height at the bottom of the tire ranges
from 12-26" depending on the height of the dog. |
