Dog Agility- Practice Weave Poles

Agility trainers agree. The weaves are the hardest for your dog to master, so it is essential to have a set at home. Here is an affordable practice set that can be used indoors or out. The poles are 36" tall and evenly spaced apart at a standard distance of 20" (same distance used for all size dogs). Comes with free decorative tape for the poles, and easy assembly instructions. Order two sets and get a free connector kit to connect them together to make a 12-pole set.
Optional: Add-on Wire Guides can help with training beginner dogs. They clip onto the poles to provide a pathway for your dog to weave. As your dog progresses, simply slide the wires higher out of your dog's line of sight, and eventually you can remove them.

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• Dog Agility Weave Poles
• Practice Weave Poles

[Mystic1224]

Where do you find the blue clips and thin white cable? My husband has no idea where to find them?

[dogismybuddy]

you can check petmysite. com @Mystic1224

[gborana]

Personally, I don't think guide wires are the best way to train the weave poles. To get speed, we trained with the "channel" method. That is, we set the poles off center, creating a channel down the center and ran the dogs through them fast. Gradually, we brought the poles together, until they were in a straight line. The dogs maintained their speed this way, and we never had to ween them off guide wires.

[ItIsMeMari]

I really don't think it is the hardest to master! It is my BC's favorite obtacle and the only one she can do it fast! I think the hardest is the see-saw...