Yaheetech Dog Playpen Outdoor, 32 Panel Dog Fence 24" Indoor Pet Pen for Large/Medium/Small Dogs Heavy Duty Pet Exercise Pen for Puppy/Rabbit/Small Animals Portable for RV Camping Garden Yard

The media could not be loaded. My husband and I just got a golden retriever puppy a few weeks ago and we also have a 5 year old cocker spaniel. During the summer we like to spend time in our yard and in our pool. We live in a quiet neighborhood but we are right next to a road with occasional walkers and cars so safety for the dogs is of upmost importance to us. Last year I kept my dog on a long lead and that worked decently however she was tangling herself a lot in the bushes and fencing on our deck, and we knew with a second dog the tangling would get worse, especially if they start to play. We didn’t want to have to stop what we're doing outside 100 times a day to untangle them so we started to look into other options of keeping them in the yard. I quickly ruled out safety collars and other lead options out there, which pretty much left us with fencing. We rent currently so we couldn’t put in an actual fence and we didn’t have that big of a budget anyway. I knew some family had temporary fencing like this and started looking around, I was so afraid it was going to be super flimsy and get knocked down right away, too short where my dogs could jump over it, and not have enough panels to give them the space I wanted to. After doing a lot of shopping around I came across this product and decided to bite the bullet and try it out. We bought the 40 in tall 32 panels, And we are so delighted with the outcome! It had the perfect amount of panels for the space, granted we used the pool as an extension which was always our plan. It does wobble slightly which is to be expected but we did get a slight rain storm that night and it held great! I also used zip ties when connecting the panels to the deck and pool for extra support. I think for the price it is absolutely worth it! The height is perfect for our pups and I think even when our golden gets to her full size it should keep her in fine, I don’t know about when and if she jumps up on the fence if it’ll hold her but I have high hopes! Since we live in a quiet area I don’t see her doing that much unless she sees another dog. But at least for this year when she’s small it will definitely hold her fine if she jumps on it. And with proper training this is easily avoidable. Our neighbors have a fenced in portion of their yard that’s actual fencing and ours is only a couple of inches shorter! This is going to be great for my peace of mind when relaxing in the pool that the dogs won’t get out on the road and will be in seeing distance at all times. I would highly recommend this product, the assembly was straight forward and easy. Since we ordered the 32 panels it did come in 4 large boxes that are very heavy so I would keep that in mind if you live somewhere where packages are not safe and to have someone or 2 strong people carry them and get them out of the boxes. The gates are also super easy to open and shut and while the opening is a bit narrow to step out of if you’re a larger person such as myself but I can squeeze through just fine without taking the fence down lol! Out of all the options in the market I think this is one of the better ones out there especially for the amazing price! When our golden gets bigger we may consider getting more panels to expand the space more but for this year this will be perfect!

We ordered this fence for our reactive dog to enjoy the backyard without worrying about our neighbors dogs. Was easy to set up in grass areas. The poles they came with can be a little flimsy, but I just tried to find other areas to stick them in the ground. If the ground is too hard, it will be difficult for the sticks to stay. The door on the fence has worked great as well. Some reviews said it was too small, but we haven't had any issues going through it to get to the trash cans on the side of the house. Overall, I love the way it looks and how sturdy it is.

I read the 1-3 star reviews before purchasing. It arrived earlier today. I just finished setting it up and let my 3 month old puppy try it out. She loves it.Let's get down to the basics.Reviewer says: It's too short.The description does say 24 inches tall. It's for small dogs. I knew that. And if my puppy happens to clear the top rail, I'll add something to deter it from happening again.Reviewer says: It Rusts and Gets Dull After Several Months.So hit it with some anti-rust paint, and reassemble once dry. That's what I'm going to do.Reviewer says: The pins bend after disassembly and reassembly.Maybe for you, but my yard is riddled with mole tunnels. With very little effort, I sunk a pin all the way down into the ground easier than a knife cutting butter. But if you have normal or clay hard dirt, run out to the hardware store and get some very long nails or something. I'm sure a clerk can offer a solution.Reviewer says: The gates are designed poorly and fail to remain shut.I've not seen an issue. Maybe you installed it backwards. Have the edge rings on the inside, all around. But, if it becomes an issue for me, I'll fasten a gate lock. But, to be honest, I'll probably just use a bungee cord. Hey, this is only a 2 foot fence anyway. Make the gates permanently locked with zip ties. It's not like you can't step over the fence.I bought this for based on 2 things.#1 It's cheaper than fencing in a section of yard.#2 It serves the basic function of giving my puppy a little space to play while I'm outside.I wouldn't let my puppy remain in the area unmonitored. I know the fence doesn't sit flush to the ground. I know that dogs like to dig. And I know they like to jump. That said, it's a safe space for my puppy.Here's how I look at it.The cost to fence in my yard ($1300+) if I did it is too high, and I can't do it alone, nor do I even have the equipment or the experience.Hiring a fence company to install a fence ($3500) is a solution, but that price.Buying this cheap metal fence ($133) and modding it to fit my needs.Seriously, what do you expect for a fence that costs less than $150. And from a woodworking stand point, this has far more possibilities.There are only two reasons I can think of as to why someone might give less than 3 stars for this product.#1 Didn't get all the pieces.#2 Product was bent.Aside from that, this is a 5-Star product.And mine came in great condition with all the parts. It even came with lots of bubble wrap for hours of entertainment.This was super easy to assemble. And while the picture makes it look bigger than it is, it's big enough for my puppy.Update: Add a thick ziptie to the hinge of the gate. If you're not dense, you might be able to get it right the first time. Fence has 2 gates. Why? Who knows. I personally don't use the gates. Remember, its only 2 feet tall. You can step over it. You can just reach down and grab your pet. That's what I do.

This playpen is very easy to set up and is very sturdy once set up. The pen gave me a sense of security when I was not able to keep a close eye on my puppy. I could put her in the pen and know that she was safe. We have changed the shape of the playpen multiple times to fit our needs at the time. The only negative comment I have in regard to the pen is that once set up it is not very easy to move by yourself. If you have put the "pins" in the ground, you will need to take the whole playpen down to move it or have multiple people help in moving it as it is sturdy when put together.

Easy is what you need with a new puppy. This is easy to take apart and put together. It’s also pretty sturdy for a smaller dog. Very spacious too. The little door is adorable but also can’t be opened by the puppy. Another good thing about the door: unless you close it, it will stay open which is great for the puppy to get in and out of when you’re home. Keeps him safe and secure when I’m out of the house.

Fast set up. Easy to take apart and take with us. Great quality. Love it

Bought this for our camping trip and it worked perfectly. My 13lb havanese is quite the jumper, but she was unable to escape this pen! Good amount of space for a small dog. Very easy to put together.

I’m a dog trainer and regularly board dogs. Sometimes the dogs aren’t comfortable in crates, or sometimes I have more than one dog and want to ensure they are separated by something should they escape the crates and this exceeded my expectations.If you have a dog that can jump / scale fences, then obviously this xpen wouldn’t be helpful, but if your dog won’t, it’s perfect. The latches on the outside are designed in a way that they are impossible for dogs to unlatch, not even my personal dog can unlatch them and she’s an escape artist. You have to push up on both latches at the same time in order to open the gate.I also love that the connectors will go into the grass if you bring it outside. We just moved into a new build and don’t have a fence yet so come summer - time we will be purchasing another one, but larger, for outside until a fence can be put in.It would be great for puppies as well. We have another xpen that is not nearly as sturdy as this one and I paid the same price for that one in the pet store.If you have a dog that you’re having trouble crate training, this is also perfect for introducing them to barriers and you can slowly make it smaller and smaller as they become for comfortable with being contained.

Purchased - 5 March 2023 It is tied with cable ties, you will need something to cut these off.I ordered the 8 panel for a puppy I am due soon.Each panel is light weight, you put each panel next to each other (make sure its the correct way) you slide the metal pole into the four side bits at the side of the panel and that is it. It is that easy, simple to build. If you put two side panels together the wrong way, it won't fit due to the side bits on it, so this is the only thing you need to make sure you check.I have put 3 Cavapoos inside to test it, they seemed happy to play inside, they didn't climb out or try to, so couldn't see if it was sturdy enough. Shall do an update with the new puppy and if its any good when they try to get out etc.You could use this outside and push the poles into the ground etc if you have grass.** Update ** 1/7/23Puppy is now 5 months old and can jump over lol.At first I used it like the image, sleeping in one area, food/drink in another corner then play area. Perfect. it covered most of my dinning room area, so plenty of room for her.She hit 4 months and I came home to her in the living room lol, she can now jump over. So I changed the way I had it. I have two side panels and one top panel and one bottom panel (Like a rectangle) I use to two spare panels are a roof lol which covers most. In the day she will head butt it or nudge it and get out, while I am at work. At night she doesn't do this and sleeps all the way through until I let her out.Still great value for money, best buy for me. Still strong, still standing. No issues. She is a Cavapoo , so I wouldn't get this for big dogs due to them getting out after a certain age.

Well made and easy to assemble. Bought 2 of them.Used them around the garden to keep the dog out. Was missing some pins and contacted seller.They sent me a whole complete new unit.Can't ask for better service!!