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Posted by PHRiot on February 05, 2003 at 21:46:58:

In Reply to: New book - make your own agility equipment posted by muttz on February 05, 2003 at 19:10:47:

Thanks for the tip, below is the actual web site. Its amazing what you can build with just things around your home ;) Thanks for sharing!

Do-it-yourself-agility equipmen

:Just saw this new book advertised on dogwise - and since everyone is always looking for plans - I thought I'd post a message. I don't have the book and do not know what its like - perhaps somebody else has? Anyway - this is the blurb:

:Do-It-Yourself Agility Equipment
:Jim Hutchins
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:The ultimate equipment reference for the agility enthusiast. Each plan includes a list of materials and tools needed as well a numerous illustrations to help simplify the construction of each obstacle. Tips on how to build obstacles so that they meet the criteria for more than one organization.
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