The weave poles can be one of the most enjoyable parts of an obstacle course for you and your dog. The poles not only test your pal’s agility, they also test his speed – and when he’s mastered the poles, you can feel his pride. This attractive set of poles has a total of 6, set 10 inches apart from one another.
Most dogs love to romp and play - and they love to spend time with their favorite person, you. Agility training combines the best of both worlds. Your dog gets the exercise he craves and the two of you have the opportunity to deepen your bond as you spend time practicing. Most of all, you'll both have lots of fun.
Many dogs were originally bred to work - herding sheep, rooting out rodents, hunting fowl. Without a "job," certain breeds can become bored or develop behavioral issues. When agility training becomes your pet's "job", he'll look forward to it. He may even stare wistfully at his training equipment on the days you don't use it.
As your dog learns to leap through rings, run through tunnels and weave between poles, you'll notice that his confidence will climb and his eagerness to learn more will continue to grow.
