PawHut Dog Agility Equipment Training Portable Obstacle for Pet w/Adjustable Hurdles, Jumping Ring, Weave Poles

Easy to put up, good quality.. great for confidence building.

I first thought that it was impossible to assemble but in the end it worked really well! It might seem really hard to push the black holds onto the poles but it works if you give it an extra push, then it is really easy to slide up and down and to adjust the height!!! The way that you can weigh down the poles is really useful and you can probably use on any land really!I have a small dog and is good, but for larger dogs, theyd probably knock it down easier. The hoop would be too small for the largest dogs but i would definitely recommend for small, medium and medium-big dogs!!!

Good equipment bought for my cockerSpaniel One of the red bases is damaged, that's why I only gave it 4 stars.

I bought this to practise agility class stuff at home. It's doing its job in that I am practising specific skills rather than wanting a whole course. It's not very sturdy; the poles fall down - and over - pretty easily. The orange ring was extremely difficult to put together - trying to squeeze one end into the other was almost impossible. However it does suit my needs - because it's lightweight I can store it easily and get it out easily when needed.

The media could not be loaded.  I found all the components easy to assemble. The rods are relatively sturdy and each component stands well. Our dog is medium to large and because they are height adjustable they can be placed at the correct level for him. The bases need to be filled with something weighted as they are easily knocked over otherwise. Overall, a great purchase for the price and an interesting new stimulus for the dog (and my son!) .

Dreadful flimsy bit of kit. I bought it mainly for the hoop. This turns out not to be a hoop but actually two bits of semi rigid plastic pipe which are obviously supposed to click together to form a hoop. I say 'supposed to' because both connecting ends were misshapen and were incredibly difficult to force together after which they just keep popping apart and they don't form a circle, more of an elipse shape. The hoop is just held to the frame with three bits of velcro. The bottom bar which holds it up comes out of it's holders the minute the poles get slightly knocked and the whole thing drops to bits.I haven't tried out the weave poles yet, but as they're free-standing I assume they'll be OK. Overall though, just don't waste your money.

Arrived promptly & with clear set up instruction's,. Added water to bases and they stand well.