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The dog tunnel is built well, very flexible and our pups love to run through it. I like the carry case so we can move it easily and set up is a cinch!

This item is sturdy and well made. Its the best friend and attention getter for my two Dachshunds who love to be physical and chew on items. Great for indoors or out doors. Has sewn tabs to put stakes in the ground outside (COMES WITH STAKES). As always they should be supervised at all times. Its a wire loop construction so it should be inspected at time to make sure wire does not protrude through the material. Easy storage ,(Comes with Storage Bag for travel).

I work at a doggy playcare, the dogs love this tunnel! I've bought 2 within a few months apart but its worth it. We love watching the dogs play and be silly in it. The bad thing is it breaks after a few weeks due to having rough dogs and we sometimes have dogs shew on it but I 100% recommend , cuteness overload. PS this tunnel is longer than most and it fits pretty large dogs perfectly!

Folds easily into case, seem fairly durable but we have only used it a few times. Definitely feel it’s worth the money. Only thing wrong is the tie downs/ tent steaks do not hold well in windy conditions

I’m finally replacing this after 3 years. It’s been outdoors in the elements for more than a year and it’s finally succumbing to the weather & dogs.1. It works extremely well for the price for practicing at home.2. It’s not as dark inside as official tunnels. This is good to start puppies but it will be a change when they switch to a competition tunnel.3. It’s not really length adjustable — the fabric collapses to the interior making it appear more constricted. You can’t really use this to make a super short tunnel.4. It’s super light and easy to pack - fits easily tucked away in a closet, garage, or shed.5. Because it’s light it moves with wind. If you don’t have tunnel bags use the sandbags from your pop up tent or filled milk or 2L bottles to help stabilize it.6. If you can’t afford a competition tunnel, or want a portable option, this is a very workable solution. If you train often, want to leave it outside in the elements, it’s worth investing in a real competition tunnel.

Rips easily.

We have a new dog, and bought this with the idea of eventually channeling his energy into informal agility training. We just put it up in the house, and have been getting him used to it. The quality appears to be appropriate for what this is supposed to be. It's not a "professional grade" tunnel, and if you buy one of those, you will pay a LOT more than $45. The dimensions are the same as the professional ones however (width and length), and my dog (and the neighbor's dog) have been enjoying it. The carry bag seems durable, and has a decent zipper. None of the sewn parts of the bag or tunnel are coming apart. Given that it's winter, I won't be using it outside until late spring, and will adjust my review then, if it changes. At this point, I'm very satisfied with it!

I bought this tunnel to start training my 4 month old Aussie about agility. He loves it! His first trip through was brought to a halt, due to a hapless grasshopper who had found his way into the tunnel. Since then he's been speedy Gonzales through the tunnel, although sometimes he prefers to jump on top of it and collapse it. It has survived well outside over about a month, though I know it will last longer if I care for it better, and bring it in when not in use. 18 feet is quite long enough to set up one or two curves, so I recommend it as a training device as well as a lot of fun for my Aussie puppy. It is well-made of some sort of plastic type material and looks exactly as photographed on-line. A great buy.