Easy diy dog agility course

Happy new year, everyone!!! LD (for those new to the blog, my fiance the lovable dork) had the brilliant idea of making agility equipment today for Tasha. Because of her cattle dog high activity level, I have been trying to come up with ideas to keep her active this winter. Winter in Wisconsin is not…

The tire jump is an interesting variation on a normal hurdle. It is constructed of a frame with a large hoop in the middle that resembles a tire, hence the name tire jump. It is fairly easy to build at home, and will help make your dog a pro in the agility ring.

DIY dog agility courses are a great way for dogs to have fun while getting some exercise. We'll share a few plans & tips for making your own obstacles here!

Well I've had the parts for almost a year now and I finally made time to put together my own Chute. This isn't exactly a "how to" article…

{DIY} 2x2 Weave Poles - Kama Loves Agility

Dollar store agility equipment. Dog training for the cheap and/or construction-challenged. $13 and 5 minutes of prep (if you work really slow)

Playing at Fido’s local dog park isn’t always possible. Fortunately, the next best thing might be just beyond your back door. Walk, hop and skip through these innovative homemade apparatus and turn your enclosed backyard into an awesome DIY dog park.

Finding dog agility equipment in Australia can be hard. In this article, I’ll share with you the few options I found where we can buy it either shipped from within Australia, or from overseas with the option of having it shipped to Australia.

Whether you want to do this for fun or get into dog agility competitions, we've reviewed these 15 best dog agility equipment kits for different levels.