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A-frames
General Description: The
A-frame is called a "Contact Obstacle" (along with the Teeters, Dog-walk, and Pause Table) because your dog is
required to touch the yellow "contact zones" with its paws. It
is the largest of the obstacles, and are usually made of an aluminum
frame to make it easier to move around. It can be adjusted in height
for training, but in competitions, the a-frame is always put at the same,
full height, no matter what size dog uses it. It is an obstacle used
at every agility level, by all the agility organizations, as well as for
K9 police training. Also called a Scaling Wall.
 When training the
Aframe, some common
call words to use are: Frame, Wall, Scramble, Mountain (more
call names)
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A-frames...
Competition
A-frame
All aluminum with rubber surface makes for the very best construction. Top of the line quality in design, materials, and craftmanship. Meets and exceeds standards for sanctioned trial use.
Mini
A-frame
Just like above, but in a
smaller, more manageable size.
Related Items...
Pause Table & Contact Trainer Combo
Two great obstacles in one! You may train just the Competition Pause Table, or just the Contact Trainer. Putting them together with the included special adaptor allows you to train the concept of the Dog Walk.
Pause Table & Mini A-Frame Combo
Two great obstacles in one! You may train just the Competition Pause Table, or just the Mini-A-Frame. Putting them together with the included special adaptor allows you to train the concept of the Dog Walk.
Contact
Trainer
Can't afford to buy an a-frame AND a dog-walk? Don't have the room for
both, or do you need something more portable to train the contacts? Look
no further. The Contact Trainer is your answer! It features a small
a-frame on one side, and a short dog-walk on the other.
Contact
Zoner
No more disqualification! Train your dog to touch the tricky yellow contact zones with these handy adjustable zoners. Good for any size dog.
Pampered-Paws Kit
Kits to resurface your used or new equipment. Get better traction, as well as a soft and attractive rubber surface!
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