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We got this for my 2yr Australian shepherd for a kennel, i didn't want to get him a metal one, i didn't want him to feel like he's caged up anyway it's easy to put together, it's easy to open and close. It's perfect for his weight he's a medium dog and it's quite big for him i only put him in there when i need to clean or if he messes with the cats and i don't even need to zip it because he listens and he'll stay in but it's great quality, the size is pretty big and it's safe. The folding it is a pain for me.

I just put this up the try it out. I bought large because I wanted an affordable "catio". It's big enough that I could crawl into it (but not stand up). It seems to be well constricted and sturdy. The cat walked right into it. She isn't scared of it like she is of her kennel. The roll up door unzips easily and is large. I plan on setting it outside my kitchen window so she can come and go as she likes. There are loops at the bottom that you can use with pitons. Since I don't want a gap between the window and the door of this tent I'm hoping to use small Bungie cords for a tight fit. I may have to buy a cat door, but I'm hoping I don't have to. It's lightweight so that's a plus for moving it around. And the mesh looks small enough to keep our insects. It has a nylon floor. It will be sitting on concrete so I'm getting an outdoor mat to set it on. It's roomy enough I side that I can throw a comforter in it too

I love how easy it is to put together and take apart . It’s easy for my dog to adjust . He’s a Pomeranian and it’s way taller than him so he has enough room to spread out and put his toys in there . My kids also like to fit themselves inside . It’s great for indoor and outdoor . Great material .

I actually used this for a foster kitten and found that it worked quite nicely as a short-term kennel. It seems like most pet playpens are hexagonal in shape, which I have not found very practical for organizing or cleaning. The rectangular shape made it simpler to tuck bedding, food/water bowls, and a litter box into separate corners. Kittens tend to make a mess when litter box training, so I used both washable whelping and disposable pee pads on the bottom to make daily cleaning more efficient and keep the bottom of the playpen itself unsoiled. And since whelping and disposable pads are usually rectangular, it's far easier to fit them neatly into a rectangular playpen than a hexagonal one.The medium sized playpen (approx. 31x23x21") was perfect for the foster kitten when she was very small, but once she was about 8 weeks old it was clear that she needed more kennel space. She became accustomed to being able to run around a room with some older foster kittens and explore the common areas of the home while supervised, so being stuck in the kennel at night must have started to feel restrictive. She became restless and vocal in her objections. So I transferred her to the large size (approx. 43x33x23") of same kennel, and she was much more content with her accommodations after the upgrade.Assembly is quick and easy. The vertical support rods make the sides pretty sturdy, and the only real structural weakness is the top. The other foster kittens would jump up and run across it, pushing the middle down. The 12 pound resident cat attempted it once, and it pushed the top down to the bottom like an elephant sitting on a small trampoline. It's just not built to have weight exerted on it. The side panels made of netting snagged a little but held up surprisingly well to the tiny death blades when she climbed up them "Ninja Warrior" contestant-style. After the foster kitten was adopted, trying to fold the shell back into the proper flat shape to fit into the storage pouch proved to be the biggest issue I had with this product. I tried to follow both the diagram and the written instructions, but repeatedly couldn't get it quite right. I ended up with a slightly wonky result and concluded, "Oh well, that's probably good enough..."

I bought this for my miniature dachshund who cannot be trusted alone unfortunately. She is known for finding and getting into everything and everything. This eases my mind while I’m at work, or running errands because I know she is safe. This product is very durable and can easily be taken down and folded up for travel. It’s easy to clean because of the material, and had no smell to it when I opened it up. It’s breathable and provides plenty of space for her to safely rest and be comfortable.

disclaimer: i have only used this for my kittens and their mom for a short period of time, but so far they seem to be comfortable in it.pro: it seems sturdy and the set up is fairly quick. the size is good for a small litter box with extra room for kittens to walk around, and with spare room for small food and water bowls. all the zippers work. the fabric is thicker than i expected and the mesh feels pretty durable.con: the set up hurts, you will definitely scratch up your fingers on the velcro while putting the support poles in. and while taking it down, no matter how smart you are with it, you'll also scratch your fingers and the poles will get stuck on the seams while taking them out. also putting this thing back in the bag is just not easy at all. also worth noting i guess, this thing will cave in at the top if your cat jumps onto it, but that's simply just common sense.tldr: if you have issues with your hands, if you only have one hand, stay away from this one. but it's durable and good if you plan on leaving it up for a while.edit: the seller was generous and offered me a partial refund without requesting for me to send the product back. i appreciate that a lot and i thought it was worth noting.

I'm very happy with this purchase. It was very easy to put together, and technically it's portable but it would be maybe 5-10 minutes to take out the poles and bag them up. It's well made and has plenty of ways to get your dog in and out (top, sides, etc.) and the zippers are sturdy.For reference, my dog is 15 pounds and she has tons of room for a bed and blankets, she can stand up, stretch, etc.The mesh on top also diffuses the sunlight a bit, but I still wouldn't put it in direct sunlight.