22in H x 44in W (2 Panels) Freestanding Zippity Portable Puppy Fence Kit, Dog Puppy Playpen, Pet Border Outdoor for Yard, Vinyl Picket Outdoor Animal Fences, Pup Play Pen Indoors, ZP19055

These have been wonderful. I have 2 blind senior chihuahuas who get lost in the backyard, even on leashes. My mom and I are disabled so walking with them was hard on us, too. We got these to mark their pathway straight from the back door across the cement patio into a section of cleared out garden bed that Mom named "The Chihuahua Potty Pit." These freestanding fences are balanced and stable enough that my larger dogs cannot knock them over, but lightweight enough that it is easy for me to move one to open like a gate for larger dogs to pass and go out into the yard to run and do their business. When storms roll through, the wind doesn't knock these over. On one occasion, one fence was knocked over by a patio chair that the 45mph gusts of wind took for a ride across the patio. Fairly easy assembly, too. requires some tools, though.

Very sturdy and easy to put together. My baby fence did not allow for the use of the newly installed puppy door leaving a 3ft gap. Impossible these days to have a company do small jobs eek. Using for my dogs around my pool. Will anchor in spots just to feel safe as they have access all the time, but the panels are very secure. Slowly taking the baby fence down as my budget allows as I love the way it looks better.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to put together. Doesn’t fall over at all. I gave it 4 stars because I need to be able to order a panel that’s half the size in order to have a fence that attaches perfectly. I imagine I’m not the only one with this issue.

My human kids know how to swim, so we outgrew the standard, pole in gate.And our new (to us) home didn't have a gate. Totally fine.Until my English bulldog fell in the pool and kept himself afloat long enough for me to dive in, fully dressed, cell phone in pocket, to save the love of my life...I mean, my dog.I bought this gate piece by piece, until our pool was safely gated for my bully babies.I use zip ties instead of the metal pins that come with. This provides extra stability for our needs.The packaging is so clever and waste reducing. Kudos for that design alone!I've ordered these panels over the last 2-3 months, due to cost and seeing if it holds up to our adaptation.Definitely worth it.I now have peace of mind for my dogs, or any visitors with non swimmers. And even with the zip ties, so lightweight to move around. I did notice on my very last order the caps came off easier. I hope hardware suppliers haven't changed.

The fence is not stable at all and sways considerably in high winds. Several of the end caps were missing from the package. The slats dislodge very easily with the most minor manipulation. I have a 12 lb. mini golden doodle who jumps up on the fence, and who has pushed the fence out of the way. It can’t even confine him.

This product looks nice and is fairly well constructed. The main problem I’ve noticed is stability in outdoor use. The manual indicates that the included silicon pads are for indoor use. But without the pads the fence sections tend to wobble—even on a concrete surface. Optional rubber feet or some type of self leveling or adjustable foot would be helpful but none are included or optional. Perhaps the included silicon pads would work outside but the manual seems to discourage this. The wobbly nature of the fence section is complicated further by the fact that they are unstable in even a light wind. We use our fence to block the shallow end of a pool to keep our dog from constantly swimming. But the fence keeps falling into the pool. It’s light weight design is handy for moving the fence but even a 15 mph breeze will knock it over. And the fence U-links don’t seem to add stability. Rather they cause multiple section to topple together. Needless to say, the fence spends more time swimming that the dog. This brings me to a second criticism. The website suggests that the fence should only be used with small dogs. Yet the advertising material and the Amazon page itself depict what appears to be a large Lab seated behind the fence. Clearly, that constitutes a large dog and gives the impression that the fence can be used with larger breeds. It’s a cute picture but I’m afraid it’s somewhat misleading or at least inconsistent. One last point. Although assembling the fence is straightforward, the pickets required quite a bit or force to insert into the fence assembly. Yet the manual indicates that assembly requires no force and even notes that force should not be used. Perhaps that language should be changed or the pickets redesigned.

I just affixed it to the front of the feeding station with 12" landscape staples (from Amazon, of course) and removed one of the pickets so only the cats can enter and it worked perfectly. Cleans up easily. I have one panel left over, but I'm sure I'll find a use for it.

We have an (almost) blind dog, and these are literally going to be a lifesaver for him. Without these, he almost walked right into the pool. Today he was out enjoying the backyard with no issues.They were pretty easy to put together once my husband and I got the hang of it- definitely better for a 2 person job.They seem pretty stable once set up. We have it hanging over the backside of the pool (up against the fence) slightly because we are going to get some metal stakes to put through the holes in the feet and secure it into the ground. We will also get a few small sand bags for extra support on the other 3 sides.They come apart easily so we plan to do that on the side with the tanning ledge when we are swimming.For reference- this is a 15x28 pool and we needed 12 sets (24 total fences).