Dog Playpen Outdoor Extra Wide 16 Panels Heavy Duty Dog Fence 32" Height Anti-Rust with Doors Portable for RV Camping Yard, Total 42FT, 140 Sq.ft, Snowy Black

The media could not be loaded.  Easy and perfect solution!It is VERY easy to set up.I needed to be able to securely have my dogs with me in the front yard when I am out there.They get easily distracted, and we live on a busier road.They are also 120 and 130 pounds.Their back yard is fenced.The front yard had to have a secure temporary solution. Until we finish landscaping after construction.It stair steps down slopes nicely.It was pricey to be able to have as much area as I needed, but the money was worth it!Frustration free!Easy to install.Easy to move and rearrange!And it looks very nice!My only real issues are the gates.It takes two hands to lift the latches to open the gates. The gates have a low step, which is perfect. However, they are really narrow.My solution to the 2 latches, so that I CAN open a gate with one hand, was to tie a section of twine to both latches, so that I can lift both latches at once.See my video.The other thing to be aware of?If you plan to run it from one area to another? There are NOT enough stakes to have it open ended, only if it hooks back to itself in a circle or square.I started against one section of the house and ran it out and back to another section.I had to find somewhere to buy an extra stake that would fit through the panel to be able to have it open ended.For the purpose and use that most people would use it for, they really should include an extra stake for setting it up open ended.I do feel like it is a good, safe, secure fencing system.

This makes for a great pet pen for our campouts. It frees our pets from the usual "tie-down" cables and allows them to be off the leash. This was a great investment for us, and all our camping friends (all dog people BTW) love it too. The only down side is I bought the 12-panel kit then later wanted to get a few extra panels but to the best of my research could not find any, so I ended up buying the 8-panel kit also.Ease of assembly: The pen was easy enough to set up, especially with two people. Using a small "dead-blow" hammer makes driving the stakes a cinch.Maneuverability: If you are going to move the entire kit in one move, I suggest some light duty ratchet straps to keep everything together - this also helps with storage when not in use. Otherwise just move the panels a few at a time to your desired location.Sturdiness: Although once erected, the panels did flex a bit, but it had no trouble containing my 70 lb Lab; my 65 lb Pit / Lab mix; a very hyperactive Shepard pup and my girlfriend's Pomeranian. The replacement of the supplied stakes with longer units might help alleviate some of this flex.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros:- VERY Light weight. Like, ludicrously light. Perfect for rabbits and small dogs and your back/mobility.- Very big! The panels are nice and wide.- Lots of Panels.- Easy to assemble.- Door Latch. This latch automatically locks when closed, super great if you're looking for that. (But there is a con.)- Low threshold. Perfect for a small to medium sized rabbit to hop out of when its tie to free-roam.Cons:- VERY Light weight. I wouldn't use this for an animal over 15-20lbs while on tile. I'm afraid my moms 15lbs Giant Flemish will be pushing this around on her tile floor. Not a problem if you have enough structures like a hutch bunny house, and other walls/furniture/heavy carpet or if you pegged it into the ground though.- Not Heavy Duty. This would work for a rabbit or small dog. My mom's giant flemish likes to lift gates/pens and I worry he may lift and escape from it. I think it'll still do just fine, but I'd prefer it to be a lil heavier.- Not Water Proof. We had cages like this at the pet shop I worked at, the metal- if its gets wet and stays wet- it will likely rust and brake. (I havent tested that just yet.) Don't expect to use this outside for long term use, if it gets wet make sure you dry it off.- Door Latch. This latch works well and automatically locks when closed, super great if you're looking for that. The downlside is if you enter the pen, you can't get out without it being annoying as theres no interior way to open the latch. The other issue is my mom has back problems so it's a bit hard for her to lift both latches at once to enter the pen. (We're adding a string to connect them together that she can pull to solve this problem. It's an easy solution I encourage anyone who gets this pen to look into unless you like getting your squats in.Conclusion: This is a passable pen for a rabbit or small dog. I wouldn't trust a large dog not to push these gate around without stakes/carpet. The threshold is awesome for small rabbits and elderly animals and even people who want to freely come in and out without having to jump or step high. (But you'll have to bend to unlock the latches without adding a pull system to them.)Counter: If you have a large dog, or a giant flemish rabbit, tile, I would consider buying 2 heavy duty pens. They end up being just a bit more than this one cost me AND it would them have two gates.We used heavier ones- (Thick black metal ones) at the pet shop I worked at, we comfortably held a large 1 year old Labrador puppy in it while on slick cement because it was heavy enough they couldn't push it around.If I didnt have to pay $60 in postage I *might* return this. But I'm thinking the low threshold will work better for my mom's giant flemish (He's around 4-5, and mobility may become and issue for him as he ages.) The threshold is maybe 3 inches tall.So bear in mind this works better for bunnies and small dogs rather than medium or large dogs UNLESS you're using a stake/have walls/furniture/carpet.Will add pictures and more information later.

Got the two gate 16 panel. 1 gate broke on me. But the seller made it right and sent me another gate. I would recommend. The other gate is holding up great. Being used every weekend to hold the dogs in.