PawHut Wooden Dog Agility Seesaw for Training and Exercise, Platform Equipment Run Game Toy, Weather Resistant Pet Supplies, 71" L x 12" W x 12" H, Gray

The seesaw came in a box partially put together already. The rest went together very easy and everything fit perfectly. The seesaw was made of quality material overall. It is perfect for beginners and I thought a it was a good price also.

Very small, box full of mouse or other excrement. Was too busy with pups to return, but was disgusted. Definitely only for small breeds. Even my puppies can’t use this. Expensive filler for my garbage can.

I am piecing together a home made agility course for my dog. He is 50 lbs of intense herding dog energy. This is a well-made teeter totter for purposes of introducing him to an obstacle that moves, but it is not regulation sized for an AKC agility trial. While it is plenty sturdy enough to hold him, I think it is better suited for dogs smaller than mine. It has a non-slip surface to add confidence when it moves under his feet and it is attractively built.Since I am not handy building things from scratch, I consider this to be worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. So yes it works for big dogs. You’ll needcheck that the ground is level and that the screws are properly tightened before use and midway for extended use. They tend to get loose. Also this is wood so avoid letting it get wet. Assembly is pretty easy I like the size so it’s nice for my backyard and great for easing dogs into performing a teeter. I would recommend starting slowly with lots of treats to get a dog used to the movement. I got it on sale at the time so the price was good.

I read mixed reviews, but bought it for Christmas because the price was reasonable. I have a young Vizsla (30 lbs) and have been and still am using it to teach her how to use it with correct technique. it is smaller than regulation (great for indoor and controlled environment). It is not too sturdy, but used correctly I have had no issues. I’m so glad to find a teeter that works in our house.

If you have small dogs weighing in at 5 lb or 10.That’s the limit.. I purchased this for my German Shepherd and once I seen the wood and the structure I knew for sure this would not work for my Dog as a grown..However, I did make another one that’s water resistant very strong. It could take up to 150LbBut I kept the small one because I’m going to have a litter soon and they can use that little small one..I also have dogs brought to me with behaviour issues that are small that would be able to work on this teeter totter..This picture I’m showing you is the updated one. I remade…

As described…. This will be a good beginning seesaw for my little beastie😊 she is a mite intimidated at the quick falling of the seesaw when she walks down it, so I put some small pillows under the “seats”, improved almost immediately. Hopefully she will not need the pillows in a week or so. Recommend.My little beast is a thirty five pound mixed breed. This seesaw is an addition to her jumps, weaving poles and tunnel. Has been fun watching her progress.UPDATEMy wee beastie is doing fantastic, enjoys the seesaw immensely. No longer use the small pillows.Only complaint I have is that the rough surface (for traction) is shedding off. She is at 35 pounds so her weight is not a problem. I am keeping the seesaw as we both enjoy it, but future buyers need to know that many many little balls shed off the surface.

Got these for my 2 miniature goats! They have loved it! We did put 2 bricks on each side to keep it down sturdy. It has survived all the storms, the goats jumping up and down/laying/head butting it. Very nice quality!Putting it together was pretty easy. I think the last few steps were a 2 man job. But I enjoyed “building” it!