Review on 🐶 19 Piece Dog Agility Training Equipment Set by PETSPORIUM – Backyard Dog Obstacle Course Including Agility Tunnel, Hurdles, Weave Poles, Whistle, and Balls – Made with Durable 190T Polyester and PVC Construction by Rebecca Stokes

Assembly was easy after a few false starts - e.g. B. was not in the instructions what is what. You have black and white images that you need to match as closely as possible. Tip: Check each pipe for internal threads at the end. There should be five, and these are the loom poles. The obstacle course is orange and has connectors at both ends. From there, fitting the tubes into the couplers and pulling them apart can be a daunting task, especially if you plan on taking them apart again for transport, say to a park. Which brings me to another point - it would be nice if the carry case was a bit longer to accommodate barriers and tires without taking it completely apart. be, and it at least fits snugly in the blue tubes. Even if you do, portability barriers can be difficult to overcome. I also really appreciate that the bar can rest on the stops - this is for the safety of the animal if they can't get over the bar and the bar just falls off. A pipe is a pipe and must be secured or it will roll. My kids love kicking the ball over it. My two herding dogs are more than willing to show off tricks for treats and even the two tennis balls included in this set. The treat bag is quite nice; It has a belt and two pockets, one for distributing poop bags. My little girl broke in, ate all the goodies and ripped the liner. I sewed up the hole and she's wearing treats again. We're absolute beginners, so we don't know anything about breaks and whistles. We know this set is incredibly good value for money and will help us learn and lead, wear each other down and have fun. We will never try to compete, but we will have fun playing sports and connecting with this affordable kit.