Quick answer
Choose the adjustable teeter base if you want to gradually raise the height as your dog gains confidence. Pick the standard base for a fixed, competition-ready setup at a lower price.
Height adjustability matters for training progression
A seesaw that starts low helps dogs learn the motion without fear. The adjustable base lets you start at 12 inches and move up to 18 or 24 inches as your dog improves. The standard base offers a single fixed height, which works best for dogs already comfortable with the teeter.
Material and durability differences
Both bases use high-grade PVC, but the standard base is described as the most durable furniture-grade PVC with UV and corrosion resistance. The adjustable base also uses quality materials but focuses on tool-free height changes. If you need maximum outdoor durability, the standard base has a slight edge.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Adjustable height (12-24 inches): The adjustable base offers three height settings that you can change quickly without tools. This is ideal for progressive training.
- Fixed height (standard base): The standard base provides a single, likely competition-height setup. It's simpler and more affordable.
- Price difference: The adjustable base costs USD 127.27 (compared to USD 189.95), while the standard base is USD 107.97 (compared to USD 179.95). The adjustable option is slightly more expensive but offers more versatility. Consider your budget and whether the height adjustability justifies the extra cost for your training goals.
Product facts
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Agility Adjustable SeeSaw Teeter Base: Adjustable to three heights (12, 18, or 24 inches) without tools via a push-button mechanism. You can start training low and raise the seesaw gradually, reducing fear and building confidence.
Agility Adjustable SeeSaw Teeter Base
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Agility SeeSaw Teeter Base: Made from the highest-grade colored PVC, UV and corrosion resistant, part of the Premium Series. This fixed-height base is built to withstand outdoor use and frequent training sessions without degrading.
Agility SeeSaw Teeter Base
Which base fits your training?
Best for
- Beginner dogs or nervous dogs that need a low start
- Trainers who want to progress through heights without buying multiple bases
Not ideal for
- Dogs already comfortable with regulation-height teeters
- Budget-focused buyers who only need a fixed competition base
