Agility for Dogs
Summer time fun for you and your dogs.
Jumps are the key element of any agility course. Using only a small number of jumps you can teach your dog all the turns and manoeuvres required to master more complicated courses. CLIX Agility Jumps (2 per set) can be set to any height as well as having three marked heights corresponding to the standard Kennel Club Agility rules.
Weave Poles are probably the most difficult piece of agility equipment to negotiate and require great skill and dexterity. They are also the most impressive exercise, once learnt by the dog. CLIX Weave Poles come complete with a measuring tape to ensure poles are placed the correct distance apart. The kit contains 6 poles.
The tunnel is a fun piece of equipment that with a small amount of training most dogs enjoy. An integral part of any agility course. The CLIX Agility Tunnel is collapsible for easy transport. However, once set up it retains a rigid structure.
Agility is not desireable for puppies or young large breed dogs. All exercise should be tightly controlled for ALL large breed puppies until they are around eighteen months to two years old. smaller breeds until they are at least a year old.
Call into Scampers to see our range of Clix Agility and speak to one of our Pet Care Advisors who will be happy to advise or guide you when it comes to having fun with your dogs this summer.
Scampers Pet Superstore is located on the A142 Soham By Pass between Ely and Newmarket. Scampers is open 7 days a week.
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