Three hoops on a single base, each set at a different height.

The graduated heights are doing two jobs at once. A dog new to jumping starts at the low hoop and works up, and on a public site where you have no idea what breeds are showing up, the same unit serves a beagle and a shepherd without adjustment. That is the practical argument for three hoops over one.

Because all three share one base, it lands as a single install rather than three separate footings.

At a glance

• Model PDP007 — Dark Green or Neptune Blue
• Three hoops at graduated heights on one base
• Paw print and bone detailing between rings
• Smooth interior edges
• Powder-coated steel

BEST FOR: Public dog parks serving mixed breeds and skill levels — which is nearly all of them.