Animal Barrier Fence 25 Pack，Total 17in(H) X 27 Ft(L) No Dig Garden Decorative Fencing， Rustproof Metal Wire Fencing Border for Dog Rabbit Pet Ground Stakes Fence and Outdoor Landscape Patio

For the most part there easy installation really it depends on your ground. We have a fence and a dog that likes to dig underneath, and this worked out great to put in places along the fence. To block the hole or stop a digging area.

Perfect addition to go around my short deck/patio so my small dog can’t get underneath it. Nice quality and has held up through several storms. Easy to install and looks nice. If you have really dense dirt/clay/rock it will be difficult to press it in but that is pretty obvious, otherwise it just goes easily in without any tools

Bought the 20 count fence pack for $19.99. Installation is simple, but you have to be very careful not to bend the legs. For twenty bucks, it's hard to complain. Was actually going to purchase more, but unfortunately the seller raised the price to 49.99. For that price, there are better options.

It was exactly what I needed and blended right in with my fence while still kept the nice aesthetic look of my back yard. Glad I found these as an alternative to an electric fence.. highly recommend and I hate writing reviews so hope this helps ya’ll

If you have a fenced area that you want to keep animals safe inside of, these are perfect to prevent digging to escape. Definitely recommend!

A Godsend. I love rabbits but not their holes. I was able to de-rabbitize my yard and not harm one “hare” on their fuzzy little bodies. ☺️

We are happy with this fencing as it is easy to install and the appearance is acceptable. We have three boxes of fencing surrounding our garden: one box will cover 10 lineal feet.We needed this type of fencing around our garden to keep little critters (such as our small fur baby) from trespassing. So far, it seems like it has worked well as we have not seen any signs of “unwanted” guests. Our dog has not attempted to cross over the fence which I believe he could easily do if he really wanted to explore. There is also a pretty cat that regularly visits our yard along with a family of squirrels, so there was some concern about the cat taking care of business and the squirrels feasting on items in our garden.Again, it doesn’t look like anything in the garden has been disturbed, so maybe the fence is helping. I doubted that it would deter critters, but maybe the critters around our home are extremely…lazy? Ha!

It's good for smaller animals too.