What dogs is this agility kit sized for?

The obstacles are low, with a 15.7-inch vertical pole height and an 11.8-inch ground pole, so it fits puppies and small to medium breeds. Large or fast dogs will clear the jump easily and may knock the light frames.

Does it need tools to assemble?

No. The pieces slot and clip together and come apart by hand, and the four U-shaped stakes push into grass or turf to hold the frames down.

Can I use it indoors?

Yes, on carpet or a mat, but the stakes will not hold on hard floors, so the light plastic frames can slide. Outdoors on flat grass is the better surface.

How much space does it need?

The assembled set is about 35 inches long, 27 inches wide and 39 inches high, so a small yard, driveway or garage bay is enough. Leave extra room around the weave poles for your dog to enter and exit.

What comes in the box?

One agility set with the jump, tire, weave poles and pause box, one Oxford carry bag, four U-shaped ground stakes and a manual.

Is it a good set for competition training?

No. It is a starter and play set; competition handlers need adjustable jump heights, a full-size tunnel and regulation weave poles, none of which this kit includes.

Where is the Dog Agility Training Kit with Weave Poles cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $119.20, as of our latest check.

Dog Agility Training Kit with Weave Poles

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Color: Black

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $119.20 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Dog Agility Training Kit with Weave Poles

This is a four-piece backyard agility set: a jump, a tire hoop, weave poles and a pause box, all in PE and ABS plastic with an Oxford carry bag. It stakes down with four U-shaped ground stakes and sets up and breaks down without tools, so it suits casual home training rather than club competition. The pieces are light and low to the ground, which makes them a good first set for a puppy or a small-to-medium dog. Compared with pricier agility kits, it lacks adjustable jump heights and a proper tunnel, so serious handlers will outgrow it quickly.