Nesting Fitness Platforms
Two wooden platforms designed to work independently or together. Use them for standing positions, paw targeting, stationing, and controlled movement exercises.
More Than Just Fitness Equipment.
Handmade, multipurpose wooden platforms designed for canine fitness, body awareness, and everyday dog training.
Whether you're working on your dog's movement skills or teaching everyday training behaviours, these platforms offer a simple, versatile space to practise. One piece of equipment can be used in many different ways.
Help your dog practise controlled movements, improve paw placement, and become more aware of how their body moves through space.
A platform can also become a familiar training station, giving your dog a clear place to work during everyday lessons and behaviour exercises.
From simple paw-placement exercises to more advanced training activities, the possibilities grow with your dog's experience, confidence, and abilities.
Simple, versatile equipment that gives you more ways to work with your dog. Each piece has its own purpose, and together they create opportunities for different movement, positioning, and training exercises.
Two wooden platforms designed to work independently or together. Use them for standing positions, paw targeting, stationing, and controlled movement exercises.
A removable-leg design gives you additional setup options without needing a completely different platform. Choose the arrangement that suits the exercise and your dog's current abilities.
Individual wooden targets for teaching dogs to place their paws in specific locations. Use them for front and rear paw awareness, positioning, and step-by-step movement exercises.
Freestanding poles for controlled stepping exercises. Arrange them to practise thoughtful foot placement, movement coordination, and navigating simple obstacles at your dog's pace.
Use the platforms, paw targets, and walk-over poles individually, or combine them to create different exercises and training setups.
Start with simple activities and introduce new challenges as your dog becomes familiar with the equipment.
