It isn't hard, and it doesn't have to be expensive to create a fun obstacle course for your dog at your own home. Having some new surfaces, and opportunities to try new challenges is great for your dog's mental health, and physical well being. Here are some of the items we like to use.


This 10 foot dog agility tunnel is fun for large or small dogs. 
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If you have more space, this 16 foot tunnel is also a lot of fun.
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These little jumps are easy to put together and easy to store.
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Here is another set of easy to put together and easy to store jumps.
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If you are looking for something a bit sturdier, that offers a higher jump, here is an option.
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If you need to work on hind end awareness, here is a great ladder with a carrying case. 
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If you are looking for a Klimb platform, here it is!
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Here is a great step to teach Paws Up
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Our next book club will begin June 19 at 8:30 PM.
We will meet on ZOOM every Wednesday at 8:30 PM. (We will skip July 3)
The discussion questions and the link to the Zoom can be found each Wednesday on our Sit Stay Play Michigan Book Club Facebook page. 

We are excited to dive into our latest book, Scent Training For Every Dog by Rob Hewings. 
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