What equipment do you OWN?

I have 6 jumps, 12 steel weave-a-matic weave poles, 8' fiberglass A frame, wooden teeter with steel base, 10' practice tunnel, a broken tire jump thanks to Trax and half a pause table as I never got around to putting the wood on the PVC :biggrin2:

So I think the only thing I don't have is a dog walk and a chute. I need a decent tunnel though. The practice tunnel sucks.
 
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4 jumps and a set of 2x2 weaves. (very nice ones though with the heavy steel bases)

I don't have a yard though, so having much else doesn't make sense right now!

ETA: I also have some kiddie tunnels, planks, wobble board type stuff as well, but I don't consider it 'real' agility equipment.
 
I have:
4 jumps (would like to build 2 more)
12 weave poles; home made channel weave style (need to change to 24" from current 20")
tunnel
chute

I'm looking to make a double jump, a triple jump, maybe a broad jump, and I have to talk to DH about the A-Frame, Teeter, and Dog Walk. We really don't have a yard to set all this stuff up in and what space we have is limited.

I do have access to equipment any time there isn't a class at my club's building so that helps.
 
I have 4 adjustable track hurdles that I use as jumps, a 10' X 10 inch plank to do walking on & practice contacts on and a set of 6 weave pole. Thats all I have at home Now,

My Current wish list 8 to 10 jumps to set up a double box & a tunnel/chute pack from clean run, so I could do more work at home, without having to take a drive. I have a 5 acre cut grass medow right outside the backyard gate so a great practice area is right there I do do a lot of foundation work out there till the snow comes.

I am really really lucky though, to have my training facility about 20 minutes away, and have full access to all equipment with indoor & outdoor facilities any thursday night from 6pm till 11pm & any saturday from 8 till 3 for a Very Very minimal yearly fee. I took Cos up last night from 7 to 9 for some practice, and we were the only ones there not uncommon at all for thurs nights , most saturdays you might only get 1 to 4 dogs out working and a lot of times it's like my own private facility. Still not haveing to leave home would be nice.
 
Wow, a lot of you have a lot of equipment. First, I need a house with a backyard. ;) I have no yard, so everything is done in my apartment. Good thing I have a big living/dining area.

I have 3 good jumps, 1 cheap/crappy one (but it works)
and a chute (cuz Koji was hating the chute and it only took him one day to love it, can I get my money back? LOL).

I am borrowing 2 hoops, and a gate.

Now the next question is....what's next on your list to buy?

I need to get a contact plank, then maybe a real tunnel.
 
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Now the next question is....what's next on your list to buy?
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That is an excellent question! I, like a lot of other people, currently have access to whatever equipment I want. And normally, there is no one else out there.

But, as soon as we move, that won't be an option anymore. And one of my prerequisites for a house is a big yard!

So I think I would like a tunnel (a real one!) first, then maybe some real weaves. Realistically, at least.

Unrealistically, I would like a dogwalk!
 
k9kreationz said:
Now the next question is....what's next on your list to buy?
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I'm really not sure. Probably the parts to build a Teacup sized Teeter.

PVC for another pair of jumps or I found somewhere online to buy pre-framed wire jump cups for making double and triple jumps; Edan needs practice on the triple.
 
Next on the list--- Oh that's a tough one and probably why I haven't gotten anything yet jump parts or tunnel/chute pack. I can't decide-- I want them both, but it will probably be the jumps.

I put them both in my clean run shopping cart yesterday but then bailed at the checkout when the final price came up figured I had better wait till the new pup is home & squared away with his shots and all before spending more money, But I am gonna need to decide before spring.
 
High jump, tunnels, pause table (mine isn't exactly a table in the true sense of the word, though), and weave poles.
Haven't practiced in a while, though.
 
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