Four Paws Frame Plastic 26 42 Review

After a few days of use it broke in the top corner. It's held in place by a few flimsy clamps and breaks with little to no pressure on it.

I put this gate between the front door and the front door so my dogs couldn't run out. I have a chihuahua and a rat terrier. This gate is easy to climb over and high enough that my dogs can't jump over it. I would recommend this gate for small dogs.

Sorry if I could give less than one star I would. I know you get what you pay for; but it fell apart (literally) after about a week to 10 days of use. I was very disappointed. I have had and used similar gates in the past with no problems. They were actually used in our home as a second gate to keep a very small (4.5lb) Yorkshire Terrier from squeezing through the vertical bars of our regular gate. The side brace fell off after just a few days; We glued it back with wood glue and it held up for

The gate with four legs works well. It is lightweight and easy to carry. It's also easy to set up and lock down once you know how it works. Once fixed, it stays that way. You can push it down so even bigger dogs can't knock it over. The only problem I had was that one day my wife herded baby rabbits into our kitchen and they decided to gnaw holes in the plastic grate. I think if I wanted to make this rabbit sustainable I could replace the plastic with a metal cloth. However, it works very well…

I have three pugs all about two years old. When we first got them we installed some permanent metal gates on each side of the living room dividing the house so we could keep them either in the back of our house with access to the garden or in the kitchen. That's great, but sometimes you need extra time slots. When my husband is fiddling with his hands in the bedroom or bathroom, the puppies get very upset when a solid door closes them. This gate is a very good temporary solution to block the…