Better Sporting Dogs 5 Piece Dog Agility Equipment Set – with Jumps, Tunnel, Pause Box & Weave Poles 2 Hounds Design With GF PET signature pocket BED-DYDKM-01

Name: Better Sporting Dogs 5 Piece Dog Agility Equipment Set – with Jumps, Tunnel, Pause Box & Weave Poles 2 Hounds Design With GF PET signature pocket BED-DYDKM-01
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 13349969692
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.866700000000001 (23 reviews)

Better Sporting Dogs 5 Piece Dog Agility Equipment Set – with Jumps, Tunnel, Pause Box & Weave Poles 2 Hounds Design With GF PET signature pocket BED-DYDKM-01

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Better Sporting Dogs 5 Piece Dog Agility Equipment Set – with Jumps, Tunnel, Pause Box & Weave Poles 2 Hounds Design With GF PET signature pocket BED DYDKM 01 With GF PET signature pocket tabs & contrast binding the skirt has a wonderful floral swirl pattern a tire jump Featuring a 26” wide adjustable bar jump

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