The weave poles are a series of vertical poles placed 18 inches apart through which the dog must weave, much like a slalom skier. The number of poles placed in series varies from six to twelve. The weave poles are one the more difficult obstacles to teach a dog, but also one of the most exciting when a fast dog bobs through a set of twelve poles in about three seconds. The table is just that, a 3 foot square platform elevated to between 12 inches and 30 inches depending on the size of the dog. The collapsed tunnel is a short, rigid tunnel with a fabric sock attached so that the dog first enters the rigid tunnel and then continues on to burrow through the fabric sock to reach the opening.
Jumps come in many shapes and sizes.
The most common jump is merely two uprights with a horizontal cross bar that is adjustable between 12 and 30 inches. The tire jump is just that, a hoop about the size of a truck tire supported between to uprights, again with it's height adjustable between 12 and 30 inches.