Yaheetech Lightweight Dog Playpen, 6 Panel 60cm Dog Fence Pet Exercise Pen Portable Puppy Play Pen Suitable for RV/Camping

Purchased in advance of bringing home my new pup, not really thinking I’d use it. What a life & sanity saver (for myself, not pup) it turned out to be! 🙏The box arrived promptly. On moving it into the lounge I was grateful I had purchased the lightweight one - unboxed it had s’more weight too it than I expected. Unboxing, the individual panels are indeed lightweight yet very sturdy. They’re very easy to manage individually. It’s extremely easy to assemble/handle & you can add/remove panels when needed with ease, swiftly. When assembled the pen is very robust and of solid construction - it’s going nowhere. The panels can be assembled in various shapes to suit, it can be attached to a crate, this would provide extra room in the pen as the crate would act as an extra panel - I haven’t done this. Crate/playpen are kept separate. If attaching to the crate I’d confidently use cable ties with no concerns. I read other reviews before purchasing…. The attaching rods have clearly been updated, they’re not “hooked” as shown in a customer review, they’re now almost closed with a matter of insignificant mm gap - I position the v small gap outwards. If a pup can jump up to “hook” themselves on it the customer has purchased a pen with not enough height imo. Same goes for a pup catching a leg in between panels? A higher pen is obviously required. Personally, I use the pen for “timeout” for my pup for her to calm down or she’ll go in there when I’m having a bath etc. I'd NEVER leave my pup in there alone to go out for any amount of time, this is nothing to do with the pen, it’s EVERYTHING to do with my pup. If pups can get up to mischief they will. I purchased a very large good quality vet fleece to go under the pen, it’s perfect. It’s comfortable for her to lie on & all edges are outside of the pen so she can’t chew on any edges causing herself harm. If I can give any advice on purchasing I’d say go for the maximum height pen. Pups grow so quickly. I ended up purchasing the 120cm 8 panel as an upgrade, within a cpl of weeks she was jumping to try the Great Escape. I wasn’t prepared to risk her getting her paw caught jumping on a pen that I purchased that wasn’t high enough for her needs. I now use the 80cm one to section off part of the lounge I don’t want her to access so it worked out perfectly. Would I recommend these pens, 💯 I would.Also going by previous reviews, I cannot fault Customer Services, I emailed them with an issue I had. They replied promptly and efficiently and resolved my issue immediately. I’m so glad I trusted my gut and didn’t go by some negative reviews I read. Best decision I’ve made and best purchase I made. It’s a 10 for the pen ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️*** 120cm 8 panel purchased as an upgrade after purchasing the 80cm 8 panel pen. Highly recommend

I have 2 chihuahuas, one is a puppy and one is a senior dog. I use this cage to separate them when I'm out or used at night when I'm sleeping.It is really easy to build, as you see i have made 2 separate cages from one that had 8 parts to it.I don't use the gate part as a gate as my puppy is so small, I just open up part of the cage and let her enter and exit as she pleases whilst I'm at home.I'd say it is very sturdy and thick so it's not easy to push over or escape! 10/10 would recommend! 👌🏻

Purchased - 5 March 2023 It is tied with cable ties, you will need something to cut these off.I ordered the 8 panel for a puppy I am due soon.Each panel is light weight, you put each panel next to each other (make sure its the correct way) you slide the metal pole into the four side bits at the side of the panel and that is it. It is that easy, simple to build. If you put two side panels together the wrong way, it won't fit due to the side bits on it, so this is the only thing you need to make sure you check.I have put 3 Cavapoos inside to test it, they seemed happy to play inside, they didn't climb out or try to, so couldn't see if it was sturdy enough. Shall do an update with the new puppy and if its any good when they try to get out etc.You could use this outside and push the poles into the ground etc if you have grass.** Update ** 1/7/23Puppy is now 5 months old and can jump over lol.At first I used it like the image, sleeping in one area, food/drink in another corner then play area. Perfect. it covered most of my dinning room area, so plenty of room for her.She hit 4 months and I came home to her in the living room lol, she can now jump over. So I changed the way I had it. I have two side panels and one top panel and one bottom panel (Like a rectangle) I use to two spare panels are a roof lol which covers most. In the day she will head butt it or nudge it and get out, while I am at work. At night she doesn't do this and sleeps all the way through until I let her out.Still great value for money, best buy for me. Still strong, still standing. No issues. She is a Cavapoo , so I wouldn't get this for big dogs due to them getting out after a certain age.

Purchased this to create a flat safe space after my dog's TPLO surgery. Easy to put together. It's massive so we only used 2 panels and the gate to separate the dining room. It's an excellent hight and sturdy as we fixed the panels to the walls/door frame. The gate can be opened using 1 hand and 1 foot with practice lol but it's quite narrow and getting through requires a small step but our dog doesn't go through that way, if we need to take her through to the living room we just pull up one of the metal bars that hold the panels together and open up the panels like 1 big gate so she doesn't have tostepoveranything. I think if it was used as a complete pen a large dog could jump up at a panel and move the whole thing sideways so it would need fixing to the ground? But then our XLBully is a unit - smaller dogs probably would be fine with it.

Very easy to set up and does the job. The panels fell sturdy but lightweight.I'm currently fostering a trainee guide dog - he's not allowed on sofas or to go upstairs. The playpen is the perfect solution.I added a bit of pipe lagging across the bottom of the panels to make it softer to move across my tiled floors.