Six cones and three poles that turn the backyard into a dog course
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- Best for
- high-energy breeds and rainy-season backyard enrichment
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- Maximum jump height is 13 inches, so a large athletic dog will outgrow the challenge and need taller equipment
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A TRIXIE starter agility kit with 6 cones, 3 adjustable poles, a carrying bag, and an instruction booklet. The crossbar height adjusts to 2.5, 5.5, 8.5, and 13 inches, which is what makes it usable across dog sizes and training stages: you start a nervous or small dog at ankle height and raise it as confidence builds. The cones and rods reconfigure into hurdles or a slalom, so the same pieces produce several different obstacles instead of one fixed jump. Everything breaks down into the bag, so the yard goes back to normal between sessions. Agility work tires a dog mentally as well as physically, which is often more useful than a longer walk. Best fit: high-energy breeds and rainy-season backyard enrichment.
Pros
- Crossbar adjusts to 2.5, 5.5, 8.5, and 13 inches so it scales from timid puppy to confident adult
- Cones and rods reconfigure into hurdles or a slalom, so one kit makes several obstacles
- Assembles and breaks down with no tools, and the carrying bag stores it out of the yard
- Includes an instruction booklet, which matters if you have never trained agility before
Cons
- Maximum jump height is 13 inches, so a large athletic dog will outgrow the challenge and need taller equipment
Frequently asked questions
What size dogs is this suitable for?
The adjustable heights of 2.5 to 13 inches cover puppies, small breeds, and medium dogs comfortably. Large athletic breeds can use it for slalom and low-jump work, but will find 13 inches easy to clear.
Can it be left outside in the rain?
It is designed for outdoor training use, but since it disassembles quickly and comes with a carry bag, storing it inside between sessions will extend its life considerably.
Does it come with instructions for training?
Yes, an instruction booklet is included, which walks through setting up the obstacles and introducing a dog to them. That matters since rushing a dog over a jump is the usual beginner mistake.
How many obstacles can I actually build?
With 6 cones and 3 poles you can build a hurdle plus a cone slalom at the same time, or reconfigure into multiple low jumps. The pieces are meant to be rearranged into different courses rather than set up one fixed way.
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