Best Dog Agility Equipment for 2020

Do you want a touch of everything in order to make a bit of a mini obstacle course? This kit includes a jump hoop, jump pole and six weave poles so you’re pretty much almost done!

What we particularly love about this set is that everything collapses right down, and fits into a handy carry bag which is perfect for storage and taking it elsewhere with you. Everything is lightweight for easy carrying, and it also won’t injure your dog if they knock into it.

It can be used on grass or any other form of flat ground, and it all feels really well-made with easy building and rigidity.

These items are great for smaller to medium dogs who may find standard-sized agility equipment a bit of a challenge. It is also good for smaller pets such as rabbits, just in case…

Choose from a hoop, hurdle, slalom or tunnel. Each product comes in its own clear plastic bag, and the soft but rigid foam board material is safe and gentle in case they have a few knocks.

It can be assembled in a matter of seconds, which is perfect if you will be moving it around, and it can be used indoors, outdoors or in a park.

A nice 48 diameter size, which is more generous than a lot of the others on the market, this tunnel is perfect if you want an adaptable addition to your course.

It can be adapted to suit certain shapes, with the ability to curve and be different lengths. Made from premium polyester with a steel frame, it is good quality, which is especially important if your dog is likely to run through it at full pelt.

This is a great set of 5 crossbars and 10 cones, which can be adjusted to suit different heights.

The maximum height of each bar is 28cm, and the length of each pole is 100cm. You can spread the poles out as far or short as you wish, as well as making each pole shorter by moving the cones inward.

It is a great little kit to help train your pet’s sense of balance, and you can use it either as part of their wider agility course kit or as a starter piece to get them prepared for jumping higher poles. If you are concerned about the fact that the bars won’t fall off if your dog knocks into it in order to prevent injury, the good news is that the cones are very lightweight so the whole thing will fall over instead.

Everything will pack up into one easy-carry bag with large handles, and you can start with just one or two before giving them more of a challenge later on.

One of the cheapest hoop jumps on the market, but still great quality which means it is a perfect addition to our list.

It is easy to use, and when you are finished with it, it will pack up and can be stored in a handy carry bag. A hoop is usually used as a piece of starter equipment as the dog finds it pretty self-explanatory to use, but it would still remain a great part of a larger set if you expand later down the line.

There are poles which will sink straight into any soft surface such as grass to make it more stable, but the hoop itself is slightly supple plastic which will be fine if they scrape it as they go past.

The seesaw is always part of the agility courses at competitions such as Crufts but can be overlooked if you’re looking to recreate it at home.

It is made from high-quality fir wood and has been processed with outdoor environment protection water paint. The surface is anti-slip sand grain asphalt felt, and it is easy and quick to assemble.

A seesaw is a great piece of kit which allows dogs of all ages to build up confidence and trust in other pieces of equipment, as once they have the hang of it, they will know that the other items are reliable too.

Just note that the maximum weight is 20kg so get the size up if you have a large dog.