JMMPOO Dog Agility Training Equipment, 60-Piece Dog Obstacle Course Training Starter Kit Pet Outdoor Game with Tunnel, Agility Hurdle, Weave Poles, Jump Ring, Pause Box, Toy Balls and Storage Bag

Received my agility set recently and was very pleasantly surprised what it did to my young labrador’s shy personality. Have not used the jumping ring yet, but my two-year-old labrador is gaining so much confidence and wagging her tail and loving it. I have nothing to compare it to, but it seems like it is well well-made in good quality, easy to put together and take apart, sturdy and the tunnel seems to be the largest one that they sell for my labrador, which is just what I needed. I had tried to sign my dog up for agility classes, but it seems that they were full and there were no openings so I decided to get my own set for my dog at home and it has worked out wonderful. I highly recommend this company and agility set!

Easy setup, best value for your money. My 15month dog learned quite quickly, would definitely recommend!

Training my dog is easy with this kit, but I’m not sure it’ll last many years since every other time he jumps, the holding parts tend to loose and I have to fix it. We’ll see! But for now, does the job.

A little flimsy but so far my daughter is having fun with it. He haven’t been able to use the posts that go in the ground with all the snow but she has the other things set up in the basement.

This kit is fantastic. I use the tunnel and one of the jumps inside and the rest outside. My kids love the tunnel too, so they and the dog take turns going through. My dog is not a huge fan of the weave poles, but she loves to jump. I adopted her at 18 months and she is some sort of Shepard mix, so this has been a great way for us to bond and direct her attention. After training her to happily jump on command, she was more willing to learn the weave poles. After the initial building of the equipment I find it easy to take apart and put back together and it definitely packs and travels well. It does not feel inconvenient to build and play with for ten minutes and then pack back up. Some downsides, the balls are weird. They are hard and heavy, not normal tennis balls. Maybe that is important but I do not like them. Also the ribbon box is annoying. My dog pulls it up trying to get into it, so I don’t know if it’s effective as a pause box. It sort of makes a barrier in concept, and I think works for my girl. She definitely understands it’s the area she is to wait while I put the rest away, but I have a feeling it doesn’t meet certain training standards.