Dog Agility
A dog park with nothing in it is a paddock. Dog park agility equipment in Jarrah and galvanised steel turns it into somewhere people bring the dog on purpose: a weave of bush poles, a hoop jump, a twin ramp with paw prints painted up the sides, a timber-clad tunnel.
A council can build a course one obstacle at a time, and WA councils can buy through WALGA’s Parks and Gardens Panel (PSP010) without going to public tender. Explore the range and see what fits your project, and if you have an idea of your own, let us know. We supply and install across WA, and supply nationally with installation drawings for your contractor.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who supplies dog park agility equipment in Australia?
Van Ryt Industries supplies dog park agility equipment Australia-wide from its O'Connor, Western Australia workshop. The range includes permanent obstacles such as the Dog Weaving Pole, Dog Twin Ramp and Dog Tunnel, in West Australian Jarrah with galvanised and powder-coated metal. Councils can specify a whole dog agility course or order single pieces.
What is VRI dog agility equipment made from?
West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), with metal where an obstacle needs it. The Dog Log Jump carries galvanised steel supports. The Dog Tunnel is timber-clad in Jarrah over a concealed metal ring, so it holds a true round profile. Other items use galvanised or powder-coated metal fittings, depending on the piece, and the Dog A-Frame adds non-slip grip treads for secure footing.
How is a dog agility course laid out?
Dog park layout sits with your landscape architect or park designer. VRI builds and installs the obstacles and works to their plan on obstacle selection and clearances. As a guide, the Dog Weaving Pole is typically supplied as a set of four with customisable spacing. The Dog Twin Ramp runs 4000 mm end to end with a pause platform at the apex. The Dog Tunnel occupies a 1050 mm square footprint. Painted paw-print and bone theming is also available on the ramp and tunnel.
