- ROUND PLASTIC BASE FOR SLALOM & HURDLES COURSES
Discover the round foot, the indispensable training accessory for ambitious dog athletes and their four-legged partners. This versatile device is specifically designed for training in disciplines such as agility, hoopers and obedience, but also offers excellent training options for a wide range of other dog sports. The round base is characterized by its robust construction and easy handling, which makes it the ideal companion for daily training.
With the round foot you can set up slalom or hurdle courses to promote your dog's dexterity and coordination. Its flexible usability makes it possible to design different training courses that increase both your dog's physical and mental fitness. Whether you are working towards competitions or simply want to strengthen the bond with your dog through shared activities, the round foot offers you and your four-legged friend endless opportunities for development and fun.
The round foot proves its versatility not only in the area of dog sports, but also in general fitness and playful learning. It makes it possible to make training varied and motivating, which leads to improved performance and increased motivation for your dog. Investing in a round foot is therefore an investment in your dog's health, well-being and future.
Combined round base made of plastic, stable and stable. Weather-resistant & durable.
Diameter: approx. 25 cm, height: approx. 14 cm.
For setting up slalom and hurdle courses on artificial turf, hard courts and for the training hall. To ensure stability, the round base is filled with water.
The combination round base is easy to transport. The base is simply placed on a flat floor.
This combination round base is the basis for many interesting training courses. It can be combined with rods with ø 25 mm.
You will receive 1 x combination round base made of plastic in the colors blue, yellow or red. For all rods with ø 25 mm. The ideal basis for courses in football, athletics and dog sports.
Please select the color.
