Sweetcrispy Dog Playpen Indoor - Pet Fence Exercise Pen for Yard Gate 8 Panels Foldable Puppy Crates with Doors Metal Dog Pen for Camping, RV, Outdoor, Small/Medium Pets, 24” Height

This pen is the best on the market. It isn't perfect but best you can find. the 16 pannel was great for my puppy 8 weeks to 4 months then we let her be free range. It is easy to assemble, sturdy, tall, but hard to move around. We had 6 people hold the sides to move it around. After sitting in the sun and rain for a couple months, the connecting points got dry and a minor rust looking color, but we only needed it for that long. I could use it again, its not as smooth connecting though. But i recomend fore sure.

This fence is perfect for our 3 dogs. 2 of them are small dogs, but one is an old English bulldog. He's a good boy and doesn't jump, but if he was, he could probably jump over it, as we got the shorter length panels. Our neighbor has the taller panels, and he wouldn't be able to jump that. All that aside, it is so easy to put up and take down. We've moved ours several times around our yard as we were working on yard improvements throughout this spring. The stakes are sturdy and haven't bent when we stuck them in the ground. We loved this so much, we bought 4 more sets so we can expand and have almost our entire yard fenced in. A nice option for anyone not wanting a permanent fence.

This pen works great for my Pomchi. The panels are wider than most other pens, giving more room for my puppy. Easy to assemble.

I ordered 3 of these to put together in my yard for a Yorkie and an elderly Australian Sheep Dog. The product is sturdy, well built and looks good. However, it's a little awkward for one person to put together, I mean it goes together easily, but it's hard to keep what you've just assembled from falling down while you work on new pieces, but I guess you can lay them down and do it also. The metal rods seem a bit weak and brittle to be holding the heavy panels together and if they fall down, the hinge pieces get bent. I received all the pieces of two boxes but in one box........they forgot to put the hardware (rubber plugs) which was in a zip lock bag nestled in between pieces and also left out the metal rods. So, I was only able to put together part of the fence. I called Amazon and got the help I needed and will have to wait a week before I can finish the fence. I guess two boxes out of three isn't bad.........but it still keeps me from using the fence now.Update: After talking to an Amazon Agent, I was told the only way they could help was to send another complete fence unit, then I would have to take the hardware pieces out of the box, then go send the box back to UPS, which means I have to seal the box back up, then drive 20 miles to a UPS store and re=send it back. Seems an odd way for me to get the needed pieces, I wanted to put the fence together quickly and asked if I could get it sooner. He told me "you may get it Monday", but now it is Tuesday and now I'm told it won't get here until Thursday ! Such a bummer way to get instructions whien the manufacturer made the mistake and now I have to suffer. Bad deal and no more fencing or anything from This SweetCrispy company, if thats how they do business or correct their mistakes !

I was told all containment gates are not equal prior to purchase, so I knew I was probably ordering a fence/gate system that wasn't perfect. I was right. I ordered the 16 at 40". I received 8 of the 16. All said delivered, so I contacted Amazon and told them to send an additional 8. They had to do a full replacement, so they had to send 16 - this is not on the seller, but Amazon - This seems very wasteful.The first 8 panels were bent, beaten, rusty and generally in pretty rough shape. I don't know if this was from shipping or possibly from a prior return. The next 16 were in much better shape aside from one panel that appeared to have been stepped on. The gate is fairly narrow, which is good for limiting dog ingress/egress, but not if a normal sized human wants to be inside the enclosure.The assembly is relatively simple. The panels can only go one way to fit properly, and they are held together by a pretty flimsy stake. The larger the enclosure is, the more it wobbles. I have a very flat yard, so the panels stay pretty level at the bottom, but at the top there is way too much play. I think that at the 40" height, 8 panels is probably the max if you want anything sturdy. 16 panels is questionable. I have large dogs, and thankfully they don't jump or push up against fences or these panels would never work.I would not recommend these panels for jumpers, diggers, or dogs that push/jump against fences. I also would not recommend them for keeping your dog outdoors unobserved for long periods of time. They are good for short periods of time or keeping your pets in a separate area from you when you have guests outside.

These arrived a day late but they came in before I needed them for the arrival of a new puppy. I purchased 2 sets. One set to be used indoors and one outdoors. The panels are held together and staked to the ground with a metal pin that run through sleeves on opposite sides of each panel. My only complaint is that they are advertised to be able to use inside, which they can be, but not without modification. The spikes that hold the panels together, if used indoors, would penetrate the flooring and/or if the assembled unit was to be moved by my puppy the spikes would damage the flooring. I ditched the spikes for the indoor assembly and used zip ties to hold the panels together into a whole unit. The zip ties are sufficient as this is only a temporary corral for our puppy. A nice modification would be to have caps that protected the ends of the spikes and prevented damage to flooring. Otherwise, this is larger than I had imagined and seems quite sturdy and will hold up to a German Shepherd puppy for a few months.

Super cool for us at campgrounds. We haul two sets in our camper for our Corgis. Way better than them being on tie out all the time. The last time we used it, I forgot the hinge pins so we improvised with some zip ties, which worked great! The panels when together make a sturdy stable free standing fence that keeps my dogs safe.