Dog Agility Training Starter Kit Backyard Obstacle Course with Interactive Play, Agility Jumps, Weave Poles, Tunnels, Hurdle & Carrying Case

Have only worked with this twice due to rain and my dog being allergic to certain weeds and grasses but it was really easy to set up and take down. We need to work a little more consistently with the training but they have great you tube videos that are helpful plus my dog LOVES watching the agility competitions on TV so he was easily led through the poles and I had a cat tube when he was a puppy so he was great with that. Maybe Fall when we get the allergies under control we can spend more time playing outside with it. I think it was a great value as it includes storage bags that hold everything and can easily be stored when not in use. Easily put up and taken down for lawn mowing.

Living rural on a hobby farm means we are very welcoming when people visit bringing their pets. One of those is a high energy, young chigle(chihuahua beagle mix) that Loves zoomies and jumping so I though this could be a fun item to have on hand. I love how compact it all is when not in use and that I can easily store it out of the way, but pull out easily for visiting fur friends.The first time Tigger saw the tunnel, he coward away from it. After continuing to put treats in the middle, he eventually got comfortable. Sort of. Since it was cold at the time I just put it in the middle of his "race track" in the living room. When zooming it would roll a bit on him and that would cause him to just go around instead of through. If it was outside where it could have been secured I'm sure it would have been better.Obviously I couldn't put stakes in the floor for jumping, but just laying them out a foot or so apart, he did have a grand time jumping over them.The other dog we have visit regularly is a bit bigger, an English springer spaniel. He just wanted to chew on everything. Ha! But he did hide in the tunnel a few times when my evil cats came around to eat him. Guess neither of these boys are very brave. OiI look forward to the next visits though as the weather is getting to the point I can actually set up outside. Overall I'm happy with the quality and versatility of the product and all the included items.Peace and happy zoomies

We got this when the weather was not so great so we haven't had a chance to check out all of the various obstacle course parts. But the tunnel has garnered some interest. Will add more photos and info later once we are able to get everything out and set up with nicer weather coming.

All the basics included. Good quality. Easy to put together. Great for beginners

Takes like 15 mins to set up completely. Everything was wrapped in plastic. What I was looking for, but the posts don't go into the soil where I live right now so I cant fully use it

I was excited to use this with my dog. Unfortunately I couldn't figure out how to tie down the tunnels and they blew away with the slightest breeze. I like the hurdle equipment, but I wish the poles had marks on them so you can be sure they are level for my dog to jump over.I like the fact that it comes in a carrying case. It makes it very easy to set up and store.I will add that the directions were not easy to understand. And then, believe it or not, my dog ate the directions while we were out there putting it together! Funny but true. Wish they had better directions and directions online just in case.

I like the bag this comes in. It's easy to transport. I set mine up in the yard. If the tunnel had another tie on it or maybe better reinforcement that would be good because the tunnel broke on a windy day. I like how the poles screw into the doohickeys you can easily pound into the ground. The set is easy to reconfigure. I like to mix it up so the dogs could more easily change environments. It would be helpful if there were some regulation standards for setup with the Instructions.

I thought our youngest dog would love this set because she's VERY active and loves running around, but she is very stubborn and doesn't want to play the way I ask her to. But the kit itself is very well made. Having done agility training with other dogs in the past, I've been around a fair amount of equipment and these are genuinely good. They're lightweight, so you can easily move them around to create different courses, but they have stood up well to being in the elements and being moved around different areas. Although the weather hasn't been nice enough to yet, I feel fully comfortable just hosing everything down when it needs cleaned.