Important information about the Hoop colour
At the moment, only the blue plastic Hoop arch is sold out. The blue base is still available.
The set can therefore still be ordered. The Hoop arches are currently available in yellow, pink, white, orange and red.
Please specify your preferred Hoop arch colour when placing your order. The colour of the base is independent of the arch colour.
HOOPERS STARTER SET WITH 4 HOOPS AND GATE
This Hoopers starter set is ideal for anyone who wants to begin Hoopers training with a compact and ready-to-use setup. With 4 hoops and 1 gate, it supports first lines, send-outs and handling exercises in a clear and structured way.
All included obstacles comply with current VDH regulations and are therefore well suited for safe, structured and trial-oriented training in the garden, at clubs or in dog schools.
Who is this set suitable for?
This set is especially suitable for beginners and for an uncomplicated start to Hoopers training.
With 4 hoops and 1 gate, the set provides a strong base for first training steps without requiring too many different obstacles right away.
This makes it a good choice for private users, dog schools and clubs looking for a practical and manageable introduction to Hoopers.
What can be trained with this set?
Hoops and gate allow first lines, send-outs and handling exercises.
The hoops create the basis for clear running lines and first distance elements, while the gate adds targeted guiding and precise approaches.
This creates a useful foundation for first sequences and for dogs that are getting to know Hoopers step by step.
What makes this set practical for everyday use?
The obstacles are lightweight, weather-resistant and quick to use.
The hoops are made of stable plastic and are fixed with metal anchors. The gate adds another important element without making the set unnecessarily complex.
This makes the set easy to transport, simple to set up and flexible to use at different training locations.
Training tip
Start with only a few elements and clear lines before combining them into short sequences.
At the beginning, use single hoops and the gate with enough distance so your dog can read the lines well and work calmly.
Only once the basic patterns are reliable should several obstacles be combined into short sequences.
