Dog Park Teeter Totter Specifications

Product Info & How-To Tips:

• Item #: 6412
• Lead Time: 4-5 weeks
• Standard Colors: Red, Blue or Green - custom colors available for an additional charge.
• The Teeter Totter is a more challenging (and very fun!) piece of dog park equipment. It helps to improve balance and coordination, and is a great confidence booster.
• Be careful not to let your dog jump off the first time you try the teeter. Introduce your dog by walking him slowly until he becomes comfortable with the movement.
• Practice walking past the center hinge and wait until the teeter lowers to the ground before proceeding. You may even want to gently push the teeter down for your dog.
• Work with your dog and teach them to touch the contact zones before jumping off.
• Only two feet off the ground when raised and with an extra long plank, our Teeter Totter is well suited for beginners to dog agility.

Material Specifications:

• All walking surfaces are coated with PawsGrip, a highly textured polyurea coating designed for maximum slip resistance.
• We're eco-friendly! The Teeter Totter plank is made with 85% recycled aluminum and the posts have 80% recycled content.
• Our Teeter Totter features a special hinge arrangement for easy, fluid movement and no squeaking.
• Rubber cushions at each end help to soften the impact and reduce noise which may scare a dog.
• The fulcrum is offset so the teeter will always return to the proper down position.
• The 9-foot long teeter plank is manufactured with heavy-gauge, rust resistant aluminum.
• Features stainless steel, vandal-resistant hardware.
• Some assembly required.
• Optional surface mount plates available for installation on concrete, roof tops, etc.
• Made in the USA
• Manufactured by Dog-ON-It-Parks

Ships LTL - Freight calculated separately and will be included in a quote for approval prior to purchase. Please note Liftgate Service NOT available due to pallet size - forklift or loading dock required for delivery. 

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