At home equipment?

i have three jumps a ghetto self made tire, set of 2x2's that I am always lending out it seems, lol, 6 stick in the ground weaves, and a teeter, which I use the board of now and then as a plank.
Now starting out again with Leo I need to find who I lent my 2x2's to, LOL
 
Hubby made three jumps, and we have stick-in-the-ground weaves, a tunnel and chute tunnel. Our training facility is just 15-20 minutes away so we usually get there to practice a few times a week on all the other equipment.
 
I have 7 PVC DIY jumps, 2/3 DW, travel plank, 2 DIY tables, 12 DIY stick in the ground weaves, bunch of Fit Paws stuff, jump bumps of 4¨PVC halves and two flimsy tunnels.
It is more than plenty cept I need better tunnel, ideally two.
Watching last ST DVD I realized that ST teaches more handling on 2 tunnels with 1 jump to her young puppies that most people on 22 obstacle course to their adult dogs...
 
I have 5 jumps, 12 stick in the ground weave poles, a tunnel, a short short plank, and recently shipped in a teeter base (I made one before too, but couldn't adjust the height as much as Juliet will need to help her build her confidence). Haven't gone to get a long plank for that yet coz it won't fit in the car!

I replaced my old DIY PVC jumps and splurged on the Ready Jumps thinking they were so cool and easy to set up, but failed to realize they were SO FRIGGIN HEAVY. I hate the backbreaking task of lugging the equipment down to the field behind my apartment. So now I just get it from the apartment to the car, and drive 2 minutes to the field. :lol:

I'm thinking of getting a cart (with wheels) and leaving all my equipment in the basement carpark coz they are really taking up space in the house! And I can just roll it out wherever.
 
A mini A-frame, 4 jumps, 3 sets of 2 x 2s, 12 stick in the ground weave poles, and a nice chute. Eventually I'd love to have everything...but I need a lot more land!
 
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