MyPet 8-Panel Petyard Passage Plastic Dog Pen, Brown

I got this pen for my 3-month-old basset hound. I was not successful with crate training, but this was the next best thing! I think she liked this better because she could see through the mesh panels and wasn't feeling "left out". It's easy to set up. I move it next to my bed for bedtime and when I am not home, I move her and the pen to the front living room where she can see out the front windows. The rest of the time she gets to explore and play and be cute. I love that the pen is collapsible making it very portable as well as easy to stow away. I gave it 4 stars because the lock on the doggy door is too easy for her to unlock. The locking mechanism could be better. I had to duct tape over I got this pen for my 3-month-old basset hound. I was not successful with crate training, but this was the next best thing! I think she liked this better because she could see through the mesh panels and wasn't feeling "left out". It's easy to set up. I move it next to my bed for bedtime and when I am not home, I move her and the pen to the front living room where she can see out the front windows. The rest of the time she gets to explore and play and be cute. I love that the pen is collapsible making it very portable as well as easy to stow away. I gave it 4 stars because the lock on the doggy door is too easy for her to unlock. The locking mechanism could be better. I had to duct tape over the lock for reinforcement otherwise it is a great purchase! … more

My mini Aussie had puppies in Nov. and I needed something to keep the puppies enclosed in an area once they outgrew the whelping box. This petyard is awesome! Pretty sturdy and I love that you can remove/add panels to make the area bigger/smaller for whatever your need may be. Mama dog uses the doggie door, but doesn't quite do it on her own-I have to hold it open for her. But the issue is my dog, not the petyard. The only thing that would make this petyard better is if it had a panel that you could swing open/closed. But overall, I am very happy with this!

I am very satisfied with the dog pen. It was larger than I expected but I was able to take some panels out and make it a great size to use in two rooms of my apartment. My Bugg knows how to go in and out of the door after only showing her a couple times and she is only three months old. Keeps her contained when needed. Glad I purchased it!

Great quality. The only thing is she figured out how to climb over it. Feet fit perfectly in holes. It is very versatile. It can go inside or outside. You can reconfigure. We can use many ways.

My puppy never really noticed he was separated very often when he was in the huge enclosure . You can make it large or square it down to save space. Cried only the first night. Lots of room. I recommend it 100% if you don’t want your pet in a kennel all day.

I put our tiny kittens inside the playpen. The dogs cannot get at them and hurt them. The kittens also are secured so I dont lose them under furniture. Sets up easily and is strong but light enough to carry

We had to make a road trip right after getting our puppy when he was only nine weeks and didn't have all his shots yet. When we spent the week in a rental home we put a shower curtain on the floor and then his kennel inside the pen. It was great when we had to leave the house . Luckily he had no accidents but the shower curtain would have prevented any mess to the house. It is easy to pack and doesn't take up too much room.Use it at home now until he is completely potty trained.

have oikder dog that is mostly blind. So at night he wanders around and hits his head on everything. The vet and I were worried he would hurt himself. This pet pen is perfect. Would HIGHLY recomend.

We got this pen recommended by our breeder to put outside as a convenient destination while house training. It practically assembled itself straight out of the box, and it is quite sturdy and just roomy enough for Leo to take care of his business and walk the fence line. He has figured out the swinging door after only four or five days, but he won't be able to get through it for long. This is a temporary solution because Leo is a male Golden, now 9 weeks, and he already stands up on his hind legs and can peer over the top. He will be able to jump it soon, but we hope he will be house trained before that happens.

it's nice, but it is heavy and makes a lot of noise to snap it all back into one solid square. I also wish it had a human door. if you need it to just be a playpen in one spot it works great though!