Lord Anson™ Dog Agility Hurdle Cone Set – Canine Agility Training Set – Obedience, Agility, and Rehabilitation – 8 Agility Cones and 4 Agility Rods
Original price was: $105.99.$99.99Current price is: $99.99.
Price: $105.99 - $99.99
(as of Jan 19, 2025 12:39:03 UTC – Details)
Lord Anson
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 33.46 x 12.28 x 12.05 inches; 12.75 Pounds
Date First Available : August 25, 2017
Manufacturer : Lord Anson
ASIN : B0754JCDX3
LORD ANSON™ AGILITY HURDLE CONE SET – Each Lord Anson™ product is designed and tested by a team of experienced dog owners and designers to bring the best experience to both you and your pet. When you choose Lord Anson™, your dog will thank you.
HEAVY DUTY TALL CONES – Don’t settle for a low quality agility cone set. Lord Anson cones have a robust molded base for added stability and provide a snug, secure fit, so that your agility rods don’t slide around during training. The cones stack for easy transport and storage and separate easily for quick set up. The rods feature heavy-duty threads and can be broken down and set-up with ease.
EXTRA LONG HEAVY DUTY AGILITY RODS – Lord Anson™ extra long agility rods are 5 ft (1.5 meters) long to provide versatile training options, no matter the size of your dog. Other thinner, smaller rods become warped and bent during training. Lord Anson™ agility rods are made from a thick gauge, high quality plastic, to ensure they remain straight through extensive training and use.
ADJUSTABLE AND VERSATILE – Each agility cone is approximately 21″ in height and has 4 hole placements for different jumping heights. The Agility rod height can be set to 17″, 13″, 9″, or 5″ depending on the training application and size of the dog. The agility rods slide through the holes in the cone to adjust the width of the hurdle. The large blue agility cones also work well for obedience training and other agility drills such as the weave.
GREAT FOR AGILITY, REHABILITATION, AND OBEDIENCE TRAINING. The Lord Anson™ Agility Hurdle Cone Set can be used for much more than just agility. Whether you are training your dog for an upcoming show, having recreational fun with your dog at the park, or rehabilitating an older or injured dog, the Lord Anson™ Agility Hurdle Cone Set delivers quality and performance that you can trust.
Customers say
Customers find the pet activity structure sturdy and easy to assemble. They find it reasonably priced and great for physical therapy and agility training. Many customers find it fun for their dogs and consider it a good value. The height adjustment and agility features are also appreciated.
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Dogmama –
Sturdy, lightweight, great buy
These are lightweight but very sturdy. I am using them to rehab my German Shepherd after spine surgery. He weighs 100 pounds and has knocked them over, used the poles to walk over and almost always hits them with his back feet. They are holding up well. You can shorten the length of the rods just by moving the cones closer, so they fit in my living room for rehab. I think they would be great for agility training because if a dog hits them at full-tilt-boogie, they will just fall over and won’t hurt your dog. Although they don’t have a carrying case, I would think they would be easy to move around since they are lightweight, the cones nest together and the rods unscrew in the middle.
Kimberly –
Great quality, versatile, multi-use, portable. Perfect for agility training!
Love this cone and pole set!! Just started Agility training with my dog and these are already proving to be helpful. Love that you can adjust the jump height with 4 variations, and the poles actually fit unright into the cones, which I’ve used when doing 2×2 training to get her ready for weaving. I also use the cones individually for practicing cross overs and send it.Good quality plastic, I’ve been leaving them outside in the elements without issue so far (which is really just rain right now). Also love the portability of the set. The cones obviously stack and the poles unscrew in half so they take up almost room at all.
StarHusky –
Tall and sturdy, but not stackable.
These are super easy to put together, but donât stack well. I was hoping to stack the cones and have the holes line up to put the poles through, but they donât. You can still balance the poles on the outer cone so it works to raise the level. If your dog even touches it, the pole will fall, though. Still a good and sturdy product.
N/A –
Great set
Was hesitant to purchase this set when cheaper ones are available, but Iâm so happy I did. The cones are much sturdier than the bendable silicone kind that come with other sets, and, because theyâre taller, they allow for higher hurdles. The poles seem more substantial too. The colors appeal to our dog, and the poles have held up to his knocking against them a bit when trying to jump them. Heâs 114 lbs, so thatâs saying something. I donât know that the screw connection between the two segments would hold up long if a dog actually lands on them when jumping. If thatâs happening, you should probably lower the hurdle or buy single-piece lengths of 3/4â pipe. This seems like a good seller. Shipping was super fast even in the midst of the Covid pandemic, and everything was well-packaged.
Sherry –
Excellent product
We bought these to work with our 23 lb miniature schnauzer. We have raised the bar to the third level which is about 13 inches high and our little guy can do it. The product is sturdy and easy to adjust. The length of the bars is wide enough for a big dog but easily adjustable for a smaller dog. Itâs been fun to use with our dog!!
BJ Schwab –
Very good hurdles
For my 8 pound papillons, these hurdles work perfectly. They are simple to assemble and easy to move about. I have had no trouble with rods coming apart. At my training facility, the rods are often falling off the stands. Because these fit through the cones, they stay in place. They donât take up much space. Because of rain, I have set them up inside. They are sturdy enough for my dogs and donât tip over. I am very happy with this purchase.
Shelley –
Agility Rod broke in the middle where it connects while puppy was jumping it!
I purchased this set August of 2023. When I first got it I used it a few times and put it back up, due to limited time and home remodel. I set it back up at the end of February 2024. I was so excited to work with a puppy I am fostering. She caught on really fast and loves jumping the agility rods. All of a sudden, I heard a loud thump as she jumped. Imagine my surprise, to learn that this set will not withstand a 21 pound puppy hitting it as she jumps! Seriously they show a large dog in the picture of their advertisement. At some point I would think any dog is capable of hitting one of the rods. Good idea, but BAD DESIGN!!!
Kay Backues –
Excited but then disappointed: When I first received these and thought they …
Excited but then disappointed: When I first received these and thought they were well made, however when put together the orange poles have to be screwed together in the middle so that they will fit in the shipping box. No problem to put together but the first time your dog hits these poles going over them they will snap through the screwed together section, breaking them so that only duct-tape will hold them together. I was less than thrilled by this lack of quality and durability. I have an 80# dog that I purchased this cone set to work on agility and the exercise called Cavaletti exercises. I’ve only had the cones/poles set up a few weeks and we’ve already broken 3 of the 8 of them… order with caution….