If you have one piece of equipment make it weaves. You really have to practice these.
Sets of four are nice for indoors, and sections of 6 are great for outdoors.
The regular PVC weaves are a great first project!
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Suggestions for the easy sort of outdoor weaves. Disadvantages include can be a pain to move, and if you have very hard soil can be difficult. And of course, outdoors only! |
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If you don't glue them, you can slant them. However, they will drive you nuts by falling over, apart etc. They can be broken by hard weavers. |
| Regular Wooden Base Weaves
I really like these, and they aren't hard to build. But If you live near PA consider buying these as an alternative. |
| Slant (weave-a-matic type) Flag-pole
holder base Weaves
These can be tilted, but won't stand up to hard weavers. |
| Offset Regular Weaves
These poles have a 2" offset. I really like them as a training set after your dog pretty much has it. |
| Suggestions for weave guides |
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I really like these. They are great for teaching dogs. |
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Flexible Weaves From Flashpaws - These really aren't that hard, and they are great but they are now only legal in UKC. I made some minor changes detailed here Also Price list and construction photos! . |