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Quality at a price you can affordManufacturer: Jump 4 Joy Agility
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Specifications:-
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What did you like about them? It would be quicker to say what I don't like. Let's put it this way, whenever I've camped at a show 'Oooop country' and have had my jumps or weaves by my van, I have sold them to a neighbour by the time I leave. The maintenance free aspect is also very important to me but, if I keep selling them at the rate I do, I'll never have any that are more than a few weeks old anyway!
The jumps are not free standing. They are stick in the ground. However, due to the incredibly robust construction I have not yet found ground that they won't push in to. I use them as practise jumps when I go to shows as they are so easy to transport but many of my clients use them as their mainstay jumps at home. Because they are so compact you can fit quite a few of them into a small garden and they are easy to move when you have to mow. Of course, you also get the benefit of aerating your lawn with the spikes.
What could be improved? Nothing
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Design, quality and standard of
production:
The quality speaks for itself. They are beautifully
engineered. The pole is the same length as the upright so they pack away neatly. And yes
girls, you can also get them in pink and purple. Instructions: If you need instructions, please give up agility right now. You'll find remembering the course impossible. Price: £16 plus VAT and delivery from Agility Warehouse. Can also be picked up at shows. Value for money: I've been doing agility for a million years and I've never seen a practice jump that comes close for quality, ease of use and value for money. And I never exaggerate... Overall rating: 10/10 because they do what it says on the tin and do it in style.
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Available direct from Jump 4 Joy or Agility Warehouse
The
Reviewer...
Sally
Jones runs Dogs R Dogs and is a full time dog trainer and behaviourist. She has been competing
in agility since 1989. In a previous life, she wrote the Agility Eye's 'Perennial
Starter' column. She is an agility shopaholic. For her, looking at the Agility Warehouse
is the equivalent of porn. She only does it when her husband is out. She gets very
excited and the next thing you know she is flashing her cash. However, she finds the
dirty mac a bit hot to wear in the house!
Just to prove the old bat actually managed to achieve something with her new pup Rudi, here she is with her eyes closed after coming second in the Dog-Games final this year!
About
Jump 4 Joy Agility...
Teresa and John have
been making Agility Equipment for over two years. Between them they started making jumps for
their own use and it grew from there. Seeing a gap in the market for quality practice equipment
at an affordable price they decided to dedicate all their time in producing equipment and Jump
4 Joy Agility was born.
They have competing dogs of their own so they know the standard of equipment that is expected and your dogs safely is always their highest priority. Jordan their eight year old son also takes an avid interest in the business and you will often find him helping on their trade stand at shows.
They currently specialise in garden practice equipment. However, they are now increasing their range to include full size competition equipment together with more low maintenance items like free standing aluminium Jumps and aluminium framed contact equipment.
For more information on the services they provide, please see their website www.jump4joyagility.co.uk
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