Better Sporting Dogs Deluxe Agility Equipment Set | 7pc Dog Agility Equipment | 3 Jumps | 2 Tunnels with Sandbags | Weave Poles | Pause Box

Our new dog had no idea what to do at first, but after a few minutes of watching our other dog and some treats, he was doing the tunnels in no time. Please allow me to share some information with you. I've seen complaints that one of the tunnels is broken and won't stand up, among other things, so they've given this kit a poor rating. Please take the time to read what you've been given. One tunnel runs the length of the building. tunnel that is typical Some people refer to the second tunnel as a blind tunnel. It performs SAG on one end, which is exactly what it should! This is a necessary part of agility training for dogs! Our new guy (the one with the green bone) kept an eye on Sasha and was intrigued, but he didn't make it all the way through the blind tunnel. So (as we had previously taught Sasha), he did the regular tunnel once and then went to the blind tunnel and knelt down by the floppy side and opened it so he could see me from the other end. He came through once while I kept the floppy part from falling down, and then he came through again on his own the next time. I let the floppy part "flop" for the third time, and he performed admirably. Just take your time and show your dog what to do. It takes time to teach them agility training. The rest of it is in good working order. Chewie would try to go around the jump (which I held in my hand at first to keep it low), but once he saw a small treat on the other side, he would never look back. Patience is a virtue that love treats. the keys. Have a good time! You might want to look at some agility training videos to assist you in helping your dog.

Armani Maloney

| Apr 04, 2021

I thought this set was excellent value for money, and I use it with my dogs on a weekly basis. I have energetic Border collies and collie mix rescues who enjoy working! br>br>I began by slowly introducing the equipment to each dog. The box served as an excellent foundation for sit-ups. Basic training and a stay. For safety reasons, the collapsed tunnel is no longer part of a competition agility course, but I fold over the collapsed tunnel part to keep it out of the way. It's helpful to start with a smaller tunnel so dogs can get used to it before moving on to the bigger one. br>br>The pieces are simple to assemble; however, because they are plastic pipe, if you are larger and step on one (for example, on the box! ), you will be severely injured. You can break it, but the good news is that replacement parts are relatively inexpensive at the hardware store. br>br>Each dog is different; some enjoy the weave poles, while others prefer the jumps, and one of mine simply enjoys running through the tunnel! Start small and gradually introduce a new piece to help them gain confidence and build on previous successes. br>br>Overall, this was a great set to start with, especially for a beginner, before going crazy and buying or building A-level sets. see-through frames For a larger agility set, use saws or balance beams.

Mekhi FitzGerald

| Sep 18, 2021

br>Easy to assemble. br>Lightweight The agility course is a big hit with my Aussies.

Pedro Little

| Feb 02, 2021

  My dog enjoys his agility set. Although I don't compete in dog agility (yet), I've always enjoyed it. This is most likely due to a love of equine Jumpers. It's not only a lot of fun, but it's also a great mental and physical workout when it comes to dog training and communication. br>br>As for the kit itself, it's fairly straightforward and simple to put together. You get several bags to store various parts, particularly the PVC pipes for the jumps. I wish there was a single large bag that could fit all of them in, or even a rolling duffle that I could take to the local park with me instead of making multiple trips. br>br>Aside from that, it's fantastic for my dog and me! In addition to being a puppy's best friend for a sleepover!.

Mira Moyer

| Aug 13, 2021

My three-year-old pit bull/hound mix enjoys it, thanks to the training treats! We're working on one piece of equipment at a time, with the jumps being the easiest, the tunnels being the scariest, and the weave pole being the last!.

Belen Glover

| Dec 18, 2021

Setup and dismantling are simple. It comes with carry cases, but I added a case for the plastic brace joints that I had on hand. I considered the less expensive sets, but this one provides everything I require for basic training. This is the ideal size for training medium to large dogs, as I have one German Shepherd and two Berger Blanc Suisse. Will also work for the little ones. The quality is significantly improved. Unfortunately, it's made in China, and I'm doing everything I can to avoid using that brand. However, for the money, it's a good set.

Gwen Donnelly

| Jun 27, 2021

This is an excellent set to get started with when it comes to agility training. It is possible to use the equipment both indoors and outdoors. The chutes are well-made and long-lasting. My puppy will enjoy all of the jumping and obstacles, so the set arrived quickly, but there is a lot of assembly to do first.

Sky Crowley

| May 01, 2021

In the kit, there are some parts that are missing. Tunnels are in such poor condition that I am unable to use them. The weight holders for my sand bags ripped out right away. Because of the poor construction, tunnels do not stay in place on flat ground and roll around. My hoop hurdle is bent, and the clips that hold it in place are broken. I've emailed the company several times in the last few months, but have received no response. This was extremely costly, and I am unable to use it at all. I'm extremely dissatisfied and angry. It was very expensive and I was unable to use it.

Harlem Randolph

| Feb 27, 2021