🐾 Blue-9 Klimb Dog Training Platform and Agility System: Versatile, Long-lasting, and Portable for Indoor or Outdoor Use Review

I love my Klimb. I use it all the time. One of my favorite features is how light it is. I live with 36 steps and walk 1-2 dogs almost daily when I go to work. It has so many uses and is very durable. It's a bit pricey, but if you buy it from the seller, it's not that bad. The company and the people who run it are wonderful and I am delighted to see how much they love helping Owens and her dogs. I also recommend buying it directly from blue-9, it's about $20 cheaper and the shipping is faster.

I love Klimb tables for teaching my dogs direction. They also have other uses. What I appreciate most is their light weight and portability. I can throw them in the trunk of my car and take them anywhere I train. Versatility is a plus. You can use them with or without legs and fold them into different configurations. The only thing I'm a little disappointed with is that the molded plastic is flimsy in places, particularly on the bottom where the legs snap into place for storage. The legs often…

You simply won't find a better dog training platform than these Klimb tables. With different height options, it adapts to dogs and puppies of all sizes. As a professional dog trainer, I use their platforms/elevation platforms for training, stretching, balance, long and distance work. On a raised surface, your dog will become more aware of its body and concentrate better. Why is it important? Because when a dog is focused, it learns faster. Yes they are expensive but worth every penny. I have…

First I bought a mid loft bed which was also meant to be a training stand no no. Learning to work, stay still, take a break, or relax, which should also be a place to sleep, is totally ineffective. Not to mention that they are all very unstable. The Blue-9 climbing table is definitely effective. Start with no legs, and once you reach the max time, add legs and start over. The only thing is that you definitely need to buy a rubber pad to put them on, otherwise they will slip off and never come…

This is a good training platform, my original goal was to teach my dog to "lie down" on an agility table and would be good for the home workout work. I also have many other uses for parkour esp. I don't like that the surface was a bit slippery and the holes where the legs attach are dangerous. A dog can easily catch on a toe or nail and cause serious injury. Very disappointed that I had to purchase the mat and footplugs separately for quite a bit of money. The plugs don't work when the legs are

Definitely happy with my Klimb platforms. Durable, very wearable and excellent quality. My personal dogs and the dogs I work with are not very careful with the equipment. For me, durable and reliable materials are paramount. Platforms are great for teaching many behaviors, including stances. In contrast to my previous "break tables" I can easily transport Klimb platforms in my car. It takes some time to remove the legs, put them away and load each platform. I have a lot of dog gear at home…

We purchased two of these platforms to help our Great Danes get in and out of our SUVs. We have a compact SUV and a mid-size with a load floor height of about 30-32 inches. We tried several other types of gadgets, including ramps and folding pet loader steps. Nothing matched our male Great Danes, one weighing about 135 pounds and the other about 155 pounds. We considered just getting one of the platforms, but we saw that our dog's natural instinct was to go around or to the side of the other…