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1) THREE WOOD BOARDS A 1/2 gallon is all you need for each color, though you may want more for touch- ups. Exterior paint is highly recommended, latex is better than oil for ease of cleanup, and semi-gloss is best. 3) DRILL
AKC specifications are for the 48" height. USDAA rules require the 48" height - If you are having a trial, you may want to check current rules on the website of the organization you will be accountable to. But for backyard practice, either one is just fine. Of course the shorter 36" high is good for portability and space, since it uses shorter 8' long boards. The higher 48" bases use 12' long boards, but the nice feature is that it can be lowered to 36" high. This may be handy when introducing the Dog Walk (training beginner dogs, etc.), and then simply raise to the 48"for a challenge and practice for Competition.
When using 12' long boards, there can be a little "bounce" when the dog jumps on the planks. The Bounce is alleviated by having extra support under both those ramps.
Yes, both are necessary for anti-slip traction. They are also required according to the "specifications" set forth by Agility Groups (no slats necessary on the top plank, only sand). The sand can be purchased at home improvement/hardware stores, such as Lowes, Home Depot.
Very easy with our quick pull-out pin hinges. No tools needed.
The following list are *approximate* domestic shipping rates for the 36" Dog Walk Kit. The 48" Dog Walk kit will be a little more. Hawaii, Alaska, Canada and international destinations need custom quotes. If you need a quote, please email us your address.)
Zip Codes starting w/ 0 $38.35
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