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Features:
If you have a friend or family member who is dog enthusiast or trainer, this exercise cone and rod set makes an ideal gift. It offers a practical present that can enhance their training sessions and strengthen the relationship with their furry companions.
The cones and rods can be applied to create various agility exercises, allowing you to design a nice training routine that targets different skills and challenges your dog's agility.
Specifications:
Material: plastic
Color:
Canine agility training cones: orange,blue
Agility rods: yellow
Size:
Canine agility training cones: about 12 inches/ 30 cm in height
Agility rods: about 31.5 inches/ 80 cm in length (the rod can be detachable into 2 sections, each is about 15.7 inches/ 40 cm in length)
Package includes:
3 set/pack
6 x Exercise cones
3 x Agility rods
6 set/pack
12 x Exercise cones
6 x Agility rods
Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays.
Please remove the product in time if there is any discomfort.
MK
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
This is a great starter agility set. For the price, it is a good deal! The cones are well constructed and the poles allow for two different lengths. I also appreciated that it came with a spare connector. The three height options are working well for my early training, this is the first time we are using anything like this. Definitely recommend this!
Michele R.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
The pet agility set arrived quickly, was well packaged, and undamaged. The cones are shorter than I expected. They are designed to attached two poles with a connector tube and then flat plugs at each end to slide through the cones. I have a Border Collie who has a lot of energy even being 9 years old. I felt the two were not wide enough for him so I improvised and put together three poles. This left me with extra cones. I think that since the cones are short, the height is not very challenging for my Border Collie. He is already tall enough to walk over them. Making it wider made me FEEL like it was a challenge for him but it truly wasn't. It probably is too late for any kind of meaningful training for him. Too bad I didn't have time when he was a puppy. Now I am an empty nester and have all the time in the world, but he is getting tired. If you have a dog that needs to burn off energy, you should get this and train with him/her. If you have a puppy of a dog breed that will need stimulation, get this. Train the puppy while he/she is young to do these types of tricks/courses. This would be the perfect STARTER kit to see if you and your dog can advance to more difficult courses. My pictures show the course the way that I put it together. **There would technically be more rows if I had constructed them the way the directions say**
RD Craig
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
TNZMART Dog Agility Hurdle Cones. Great set and easy to use.The hurdle cones with poles work great. The dog did not take long to start jumping over the poles. The cones are pretty light but stay put well. Easy to put the poles together and lots of holes in the cones to put the poles into. You can make the jump very low or make it higher depending on which holes you use on the cones. Very versatile set and with 12 cones and six bars lots of options for setting up. Happy with the dog agility hurdle set.
plumber@1024
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025
Like others have said, the cones on this set are much too short for anything but a puppy, a toy dog, or a very small dog. I, too, was a bit misled by what appears to be a larger dog jumping over the bars in the picture. I expect there were measurements, but I didn't read them so I'm not going to take away any stars, but just make sure you're aware.
The Real Batman
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
I got this to work with large breed dogs assuming since a large breed was in the image this would be appropriate for them. No. My dogs walking normally just walk right over these. This is for working with toy & small breeds, not M/L/X/Xx breeds not because of any fault with the product but with the listing as it’s a bit misleading. The product is short. SO disappointed but will donate so another (shorter ) pup & their person can emjoy.So disappointed are we! (“woof!”)
Alice
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
Working with this set at the lowest setting is a great way to start with a young small puppy. We're working on just jumping over one set at the moment, and eventually will get to making a little course. It's easy to set up and put away, as it's just cones and poles.
bri
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
These are cute and great for little dogs (mine is 9 lbs)But no chance for a bigger or even medium sized dog.Still I absolutely LOVED seeing how hyped my little guy was when he would finish jumping. He’s never done anything agility before and he’s only 9 months old and he picked it up very quickly.Easy to learn, easy to put together, it’s just holes in cones that you stick the poles through however high you want it.Cheap material but it does its job! For a fun activity for your small dog I would point to this for sure.
Late Adopter
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
I adopted a 6 month old American Pit Bull Terrier puppy just over a year ago. Last summer we spent out in the yard learning basic commands and games like fetch and finding various objects. She’s about 55lbs, and is very slender and athletic. I figured out she’s really more of a working dog than a couch potato, so I wanted to start working with her on some new fun activities this summer.Assembly was very easy – the yellow bars join together with a black connector, and the pieces fit snugly together. One of the black connectors seemed a little too wide and didn’t fit well, but luckily there was a spare included that worked great. Even though measurements are provided, I wasn’t sure if this size would be appropriate for her as a larger dog. The bars loosely fit in the holes in the cones. If you have a really large/wide dog, and have the cones as far apart as possible, the dog could pretty easily knock the bar out. I’m not having that issue with this skinny girl, so it’s more stable than I thought it would be.We started with one hurdle, and now I’m up to three. She’s caught on so quickly, so having six hurdles allows for a lot of flexibility. You can focus on creating a whole course, or set up more complex footwork designs. So cool!This set didn’t include stakes for the ground, but luckily I have some for holiday decorations. I didn’t think these would be usable without them, but actually for what we’re doing so far, it’s fine. I can move things around as I like, and they’ve been steady enough, so it’s not a deal breaker.This is a great starter set, and most importantly, Elsie is having a lot of fun getting engaged in a new activity. This is affordable, quick and easy to pack up for weekly mowing, and is pretty efficient space-wise for the cold season. We’re really pleased, and she’s having so much fun!
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