Agility Hurdle Set: coordination and conditioning through play
The best conditioning is the kind your dog thinks is a game. Adjustable hurdles turn stepping, striding, and controlled jumping into play that quietly builds coordination, stride awareness, and fitness. Set the poles low and it becomes cavaletti work, the slow stepping exercise rehab professionals lean on for gait retraining.
A set of adjustable cones and poles for obstacle courses and coordination exercises. The cones are drilled at multiple heights so the course grows with your dog, from ground-level cavaletti stepping to proper hurdles for sporting dogs. Poles are 100 cm, and the set packs flat into its carry bag.
- Multiple drilled heights grow with your dog
- Cavaletti-style stepping at the low settings
- 100 cm poles suit small through large dogs
- Builds stride awareness and coordination
- Packs flat with carry bag for easy storage
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- The same industry-standard equipment used by rehabilitation professionals.
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Details
- Best for
- Agility & coordination
- Level
- Intermediate to Advanced
- Pole length
- 100 cm
- Heights
- Adjustable, multi-position cones
- Storage
- Packs flat, carry bag
Guides that use this equipment
A training tool for dogs, not a toy. Always supervise your dog during use, check and trim nails before sessions, and consult your veterinarian before beginning any new rehabilitation or exercise program.
Is the Agility Hurdle Set right for your dog?
Sporting and active dogs
Stride control, jump mechanics, and body awareness that transfer straight to sport.
Cavaletti-style rehab work
At the lowest settings, slow stepping over poles is a classic gait and range-of-motion exercise. Use it within a professional program for recovering dogs.
Bored winter dogs
A living-room course burns brain and body on days the weather cancels the park.
Puppies
Ground-level poles only: stepping patterns build coordination without jump impact on growing joints.
Owners often ask
Can I use the hurdle set for cavaletti exercises?
Yes. Set the poles at their lowest position and walk your dog slowly over them with even spacing, roughly a natural stride apart. That is cavaletti work, and it is one of the most used gait and coordination exercises in canine rehabilitation.
What height should my dog start at?
Ground level or the lowest holes, for every dog. Height is a progression you earn with clean, calm stepping, not a starting point. Jumping heights are for fit adult dogs that have mastered the low work.
Is it suitable for puppies?
For ground-level stepping patterns, yes, and they are excellent for young coordination. Skip raised jumping entirely until your dog is fully grown; ask your vet when your breed's growth plates typically close.
How much space do I need?
A hallway works. Four cones and two low poles need only a few metres of straight line, and the set packs flat into its bag when the living room needs to be a living room again.
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