BestPetDog Pen Playpen Dog Fence Extra Large Indoor Outdoor Heavy Duty 8 Panels 16 Panels 24" 32" 40" Exercise Pen Dog Crate Cage Kennel ,Hammigrid (32" W × 24" H 8 Panels)

LOVE this pet exercise pen! Bought it to use as an indoor enclosure for my bunny and I'm very happy with it! The 40" panels are high enough that he can't jump over it (he's a mini lop). Very sturdy and easy to assemble/disassemble. The gate latches were bent upon arrival and the gate itself was slightly bent, but still works with a little effort. Love that it can be adjusted to fit your space, too. You can set it up any way you need it. I will be buy more of these! Would work great for an outdoor enclosure, too, although I would recommend a solid cover of some sort and close supervision if you are using for small animals. May work well for smaller cats and dogs, too. A sturdy and quality product that I would highly recommend.

Originally, I purchased the 16 panel corral but realized that it can be made into two smaller corrals. I needed to block off more areas for my new puppy, and ordered a 3rd 8-panel corral. The fences are super easy to assemble, so I am able to reconfigure the corrals to whichever place I need to use them. They are lightweight but sturdy enough for my 5lb cutie puppy. Well worth the money!!

I absolutely love this pen and it was the best thing I could do for my 6 month old German Shepherd! I don't have a yard, and had to keep her in a large crate for over 8 hours when I went to work. I felt like that was not good for her, as it made her start to slouch and slink a lot and spend too much time being "bed ridden" and confined to a cage. I got this, and my husband put it together in two minutes. We keep it in the garage and she is much happier now. It is big enough for her to walk around a bit... and if she has an accident, at least she won't be laying in her own mess. It is sturdy enough to where she won't knock it down even when she rears on it... and she is a big girl (going to be 100lbs). It does change shapes throughout the day. In the morning, it will be in an octagon, but by afternoon it will be in a diamond shape... She leans on it and it moves a little, but not where it would fall down. I bought some bowls that will clip onto the sides, and those work well. At first, I purchased a $25 large linoleum mat from Lowes for easy floor clean up. After about two weeks of boredom, she decided to tear that up.. Now she is on the cement, but that works just as well. My only complaint is that at the top of every column that attaches the fences together, there is an opening where she gets her foot stuck. On multiple occasions, I had to rush to her because she was yelping in pain because her foot was caught at the top. I ended up cramming socks into the opening which prevented her foot from sliding down the crack. The socks aren't a permanent solution. I suppose if she got bored enough, she could pull the socks out. I have yet to figure out what to do with that... but at least she isn't in danger of hurting herself when I'm not there. I noticed that a lot of other pens had this same design flaw, so if your dog is large, I would either buy a different type of pen or find something to stuff the top cracks with. Anyways, I am very happy with it, as it offered my dog more space and the ability to get more energy out throughout the day. For the price, it is worth every penny to me.

I've bought three of these now! They are very heavy duty and sturdy. I have dachshund pups which can squeeze through many of the gates I've bought for my doorways. They can't get through these play pens though! These are so easy to move around and reconfigure depending on your size needs. The door is a bit small, but it's very easy to pull apart one side of a section and use that as a door when you need more room. These will keep your puppy in a safe area and out of trouble when you can't keep your eyes on him. The play pen looks like it cost a fortune, but it was very, very reasonably priced.

I got this cage for our 7 puppies and it has withstood all the force of 8 week old boxer puppies very easy to set up and configure such a simple yet sturdy and effective design you can always add more panels for space great build

I have 2 80lb lab puppies, we use this arpund our camper to give them a safe space to run out before leaving our campsites, and for potty time early morning and late at night. Works great hold up to them jumping on it, we use a hammer to hit the spikes into the ground and so far have had no problem! We purchased 2 sets for our 33foot camper

This is exactly what I was looking for. My 14 week old puppy is now 20 lbs and can slide it around a bit on the floor, but I have vinyl flooring and it's fine, no scratches noted! I bought a waterproof blanket to place under it just to prevent it from sliding,, but then preferred it without. I love that I can change the shape of it easily to whatever space I have. I currently put up a Xmas tree and had to remove a few gates to make it smaller and it was so easy. I am not sure this product would hold up well outside long term, seems like it would rust but indoors it has been great. I like the looks of it,, I got the gunmetal looking one. It seemed flimsy out of the package and I was skeptical, but it has held up so far after a few months. The door is narrow as other reviews state, but I love it because my standard aussiedoodle puppy can't run out as I am coming in. Nothing a little turn to the side can't fix! It keeps her contained, and entertained to play while I am tending to my children. I even use it for my bunny when I bring her inside. It is great space to keep her contained while in the house too. Overall, I would recommend & buy this product again!!

It’s an all-around great product I thought it was going to be light weight but it’s actually good quality and I absolutely love the door