Great beginner set! Not a good toy bone…

-easy to assemble-fun-light weight-carrying cases to transport-really a good start to agility-not sure about how durable the jump ring will beJust starting out, I think this is a good set as another really interactive activity for you and your pup. The poles are durable and seem like they will last through lots of sessions, the jump ring probably not, but I will keep it low to the ground as my pup is learning.It was really easy to put everything together. I thought I would need to watch a video, but the instructions with the product description are enough to get you on your way, to a really great activity for your pup. Would recommend and would buy again…

Low quality set but nice tunnel!

I’m not massively impressed with the quality of this set. It all feels a bit plasticky and low budget. Personally, I wouldn’t pay more than $35 for this set.The hoop is made from a thin plastic tube which feels particularly flimsy and cheap, and the poles are pretty lightweight. However, I do like the tunnel – it’s by far the highest quality part of the set. It feels robust and has a large diameter making it suitable for small and medium breeds. The set includes prongs which you can thread through the material ties on the tunnel and insert into the ground to secure it in place.

Good enough for government work

Dog obstacle courses are a great way to play with your pup while also giving them enough of a challenge to keep them mentally occupied. Sure it takes a bit of effort to teach your dogs how to maneuver, but once they’ve got it, you can change the course to keep them on their toes.The downside to this is that one really needs a pretty good sized yard to use this. My backyard is fairly large, at least by SoCal suburban standards. It’s roughly 3,600 square feet. but then again there are mature fruit trees along the edge, some paved space, and an area carved out for a small vegetable garden, which reduces my usable area to less than 900 sq ft. And even with that space, laying this entire course out was tough.So, I’m really left to only use one or two of the obstacles. Which is fine, because my dogs seem to be okay with the slalom and the tube, but aren’t really fans of the hurdles.

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Adequate for beginners

If you are looking for something to begin basic agility without fully committing yourself to the full range of potential equipment, this could be a good solution.The size is optimal for a smaller to medium sized dog, providing no bigger than 70lbs.The quality could be a little more durable for the price.

Great agility training equipment! Backyard or park, very portable!

This is a dog agility training equipment set. It comes with a lot of equipment such as weave poles, jump bar, tire/tube circle, tunnel, a starting square, and a carrying bag. It has all of the attachments you need to assemble these tricks. It even comes with a bonus pink chew bone toy!This set goes out in the yard is sturdy and we will have a lot of fun this summer learning the tricks. This is a well made complete set. It is very convenient to have this activity to assemble anywhere, even in a park setting, as it has a handy carrying bag, and is quick and easy to set up. This is a great set and I’m very happy to have this!

Easy teach

Fun and teaching the dogs very easy to set up and pack while having a blast teaching the pup new tricks and exercising. Sturdy light weight material. Great value

Fun little set to have

This isn’t anything too fancy but it’s still a nice little set to have. It gives you the ability to work with your animal and the portability to be able to take it with you or set it up in different places.

I think my sheltie will like this

My sheltie needs interesting things to keep his puppy mind busy, and I think this agility training set will meet at least some of this need. I don’t plan to be too serious about this and get him competing, just to give him some nice mental challenges. I’ll be very interested to see what he takes to — the tunnel, the jump, the hoop or the weave poles.I have to figure out how to meld this equipment with my yard and climate — right now the ground is soft from rain, but that means you don’t want to leave equipment out in the weather. Summers are usually dry, but the ground gets rock hard. I may have to figure out a way to put these out during periods when the ground is on the soft side but high-pressure, low wind is anticipated. Or set up sleeves in the ground to accept the spikes.Review of Collar Crush Dog Agility Training Equipment – Agility Training Equipment for Dogs – 1 Tunnel, 6 Slalom Poles, 1 Hurdle Set, 1 Tire Set & Carrying Bag

Really good starting set

This is a great starter set for agility training. If your thinking of training your dog and getting into competitive agility training this is a really great set. It’s got all the tools to get started and at a great price. It can be an expensive sport and this is a great set to see if it’s something you want to do. Also really good for puppies! Very impressed with all that came and the quality.

Great for any skillset

I ordered this product to use with my lab mix. He is slightly bigger and has no agility training but within five minutes (and several treats) he was jumping over the bars and running through the tunnel. This is a fun set for any pet, with or without any prior training. Can’t wait to use it when friends come over with their dogs.