🐾 Four Paws Walk Over Wooden Dog Gate: Keep Your Pet Secure, 30-44" W by 18" H Review

Two gates ordered. Both came broken (see photo). Both boxes were sealed. These were clearly returns from previous buyers. The parts were flying around in the box and the nuts and bolts were loose due to the torn plastic bag they were in before. The seller never opened the boxes to check and repack them or they would have seen what I received. I couldn't find an 18 inch tall gate anywhere else and as you can see in the second photo I kept it. I read the negative reviews but thought I might get…

I have ordered one before and had to replace one. My first replacement had to be returned as it broke. Maybe delivery? I have received a replacement. I had to send it back too. There are 3 spindles that are not connected to the top of the gate. I was going to glue them to Gorilla Glue but then realized the metal base holding them is damaged so it can never get into the holes to hold them in place. I really wanted to give that back, but the goal was really needed more. The gate just sits on the…

I decided to share my opinion on this gate as I personally rely heavily on reviews (from free reviewers!) when purchasing. We have an older dog who can no longer jump so this gate was just the right height to hold him up but short enough for us to easily negotiate the obstacle. That doesn't mean we didn't catch him once or twice and drag him off his seat. Which brings me to the next point. It's not the best quality of wood. It's actually a very light, dry, untreated wood and to be honest I…

I ordered two of them for different areas of the house. We needed something for the kids to walk on that our little dog couldn't walk on. The reason is because he is an older dog and cannot control his bladder like he used to. To prevent further damage to our wooden floors, we ordered this gate. Received it today and when I opened the first one I found that one of the pins from the door that is not attached to the gate had been broken off the door and placed in the hole where it is supposed to…

I bought this gate for our 11 year old cairn terrier (not a showjumper, he's starting to have age issues) so we can barricade him in our master bedroom (guy stays there all the time ). still time on your fleece bed). He CAN jump on the couch and such, but he WILL NOT jump over the gate. Our previous goals caused a lot of shin splints, trips and falls, and swearing and pain. In any case, the gate is made of untreated "natural" wood; I think you could color it if you want, but why? It's natural…

This is a cute little gate that prevents small dogs from walking through the door on their way to the cat treat tray. This is the second gate I've bought as I have two trays to keep my small dog outside. It's pretty easy to put on, it's very solid and the door opens easily. I wanted a goal that was easy to step over and we're good at that for the most part. our feet are a little higher, at least for a while. What I don't like about the new gate is that they redesigned the metal bar on the door…

I bought a wooden playpen for our 3 month old Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy. It was important to me that it was portable and adjustable so we could use it in our living room, on the porch and whenever we take it to visit family and friends. The height is suitable for a Corgi puppy. She stands on her hind legs and throws her front legs over him, but this helps her avoid trouble. Corgis aren't that good at jumping, so I'm not worried about their ability to get over the gate. If you hold a small…