Review on Safety 1St Eco Friendly Nature Between by Jeremy Lane

I recently adopted a dog with separation anxiety and knew I needed something to keep him away from my home during work or my bedroom Keeping Office away while I sleep while still letting him see me. Baby gates seemed like a natural solution, but most of them are SO expensive and also require some kind of mounting bracket (the apartment doesn't do big holes in the wall). This worked well for my needs, although I still don't quite understand how to properly extend it - I just lean it against the door frame, which worked well for my dog. Pros: - Portable and lightweight! I move it from door to door all the time as it isn't attached to anything. Just in case I want to take it with me on my upcoming vacation. I also have a terrible inconsistency with my short legs so I just pick it up, turn it over as I walk through it and put it back down instead of climbing over it. - Sturdy - if I do it right, I have no problems with falling. The dog is afraid of him so his full weight was not tested but I fell on him (again clumsily) and he is holding up well. - Excellent value for money and quality. Cons: - Instructions: very unclear and useless. I had to fiddle with this for a while until I got the right width for my door. Ease of use: If I had to change the width often, I would be very disappointed. It's just not intuitive.