DIE-Cut 3 Panel Adjustable Wood Zebra Motif PET GATE

Perfect size pet screen. I can step over it, but my Maltese can't. That way I can keep it up all the time. Keeps them from running outside, but I can still easily step over and go out. Easy to pick up and move around too. Is very pretty and well made. All my friends compliment how nice it looks. Lots better looking than a child safety gate. Mainly works for smaller dogs, big dogs could probably jump over it. If you have a small dog it is perfect.

Terribly made returned for poor quality. Only positive thing was the cute design

They are sufficient for our small old dogs who just needed something slightly inconvenient to prevent them from going down the stairs. The product is cheaply made as the hinges are not tight and the frame of it pistons in and out of the attaching screws.

they come loose and need to be tightened.have purchased three morework great for small 7lb dog

I love this gate. Very well made and stylish. It fits right into my decor. I didn't want something plastic that would stick out like a sore thumb. This thing is exactly what I was looking for. It works great to keep my little pup confined to certain room. I also like that it doesn't have to be secured to a doorway or wall. I can move it anywhere.

This looks great but due to being so short my four month old Shih Tzu can jump over it. I was so focused on finding the right length I missed how short this is.

We bought this a couple years ago to keep a barrier between two of our dogs that sleep in our room at night. They don't always get along and we didn't want to worry about one bothering the other in the middle of the night but didn't want a permanent structure set up in our room so we use this to block off a space between our bed and the wall to create a separate sleeping area. It's worked great! We prop it up at night and fold it against the wall in the morning.It's actually very funny -- these are two large dogs that are perfectly capable of knocking this gate down but they don't seem to realize that. They haven't knocked it down once. Haven't even tried. They seem to just respect the barrier. So if you just need something to signal to a pet that an area is off limits, especially in a supervised situation, this is a good solution. I would not use it where you need to guarantee a pet can't get past it. If they were determined to, they'd certainly figure it out.I may order a second to use to keep our dogs out of our baby's room (and off the rug in there) when the door is open. But again, this would work as a training signal to the dogs that the room is off limits and not as an impenetrable barrier. And it would most certainly not be kid-proof ;)

Poor quality made gate. I've only had my gate for about three weeks and it's already falling apart. Horrible quality wood as well!