Cato Board XL - Dog Platform (Yellow, Without Tilt Stand)

Wow very impressive! I love it and my dogs do to. It is a very sturdy well made platform and love the tilt stand as well. Its a small teeter for beginner agility practice and it great for teaching your dog balance and strength. Well worth the cost. I totally recommend.

This was the right size for our dogs (standard poodle and rough collie), easy to assemble and quite sturdy. Would buy again.

I love Cato boards! I've been using them for a few years now at various facilities, but this is the first one that I have personally owned. They are definitely costly, which is why I wasn't able to get one sooner, but they are 100% worth the investment. I decided to bite the bullet and go for the one with the tilt stand, especially because you can use it without the tilt stand if you want. My dogs all love it, and it comes in handy for a huge variety of training situations. I got the yellow because you don't see it as often, and it's so pretty! One of my favorite part of Cato boards that no one ever talks about (because it's not what it's made for) is that if you flip it over, you'll notice the underside actually can be used as a super cool slow feeder. While that's not what it was designed for, it still works and is just one more reason why I love Cato boards over other similar brands! I honestly can't think of any reasons not to buy one!!

I am extremely pleased with my new Cato board. It is perfect for teaching proper placement. My dog took to it immediately. It is excellent quality - sturdy yet lightweight. Delivery was fast! LOVE it!

My dog is in agility and was afraid of the teeter. I have this set up in my living room and it has helped him over come his fear of the teeter, as well as teach him how his weight effects how the teeter goes down. He is a corgi, so it is a perfect size for him. I have let friends with larger dogs (lab x poodle mix) borrow it and they seems to have trouble ysing it because of their size (60lb+)

The cato board is such a versatile piece of fitness equipment and truly, if you can only afford one piece of equipment, hands down i'd suggest a cato board. We have utilized ours for "place training" in addition to foot targeting, hind-end exercises, lateral stretches, contact training, i've even used it as a ramp for my older girl to get on the couch or get out of the car on her own! Its durable but light weight, easy to clean and works well on both carpeted and hardwood surfaces.

The media could not be loaded. Great for agility foundations!Sturdy, stable, and the dogs movement does not move the platform, giving the dog more confidence.Great product

This product was of great quality, it just wasn't wide enough for my pup to stand on. He is a Newfoundland and it scared him to sit on it.