🐾 Unipaws Gray Wooden Dog Gate: Freestanding Pet Gate for Doorway Stairs with Arched Top - Indoor Use Only Review

The first review was done when I received the gate with no support legs. After my check, the company contacted me immediately and sent out support legs. An unexpected surprise: the legs have felt pads fitted to the bottom to prevent scratching my hardwood floors - nice. The legs fit perfectly to the bottom of the gate, eliminating the need for assembly tools, and can be removed for adjustment. Now happy.

I am satisfied with this product! It looks just like the pictures and does a good job of keeping my pet in places I don't need. I have a bunny who likes to jump on my bed (and unfortunately sometimes "accidents" happen on my sheets) and this keeps this from happening. I'm thankful I finally found a gate my rabbit can't jump over. The only thing that would make it better would be if it had three legs instead of two to increase power.

This goal is functional for us for many reasons. It's portable so I can block different areas when needed and easily lift and move it. This is good for blocking the bottom of a ladder or separating dogs in an area if needed. Or separate the adult dog from the puppy when he needs a break. We love it! No assembly! High quality and strong enough, will not tip over on the legs. My dogs don't get close to potentially moving objects, so this barrier will work for us!

We have a 12lb Maltese. We had to keep her out of our living room because she was peeing on our carpet (puppy still potty trained). I ordered two of these gates for two doors in our room (24" tall). They work great. Bought the version with legs to make sure they were strong and wouldn't tip over. But they didn't even try on it to jump. I like that the gate is not fixed to the wall or wedged in the door so there are no marks on the walls. They fold easily when we don't need them. And they can be

I love how it looks and that I didn't have to assemble anything. Two stands keep it upright and it is easy to fold and move. Unfortunately my 10 month old puppy learned to push his nose in 2 days. I squeeze it against wall edges and between furniture, but because it flexes in all directions on all hinges, she can always slide it in and wiggle no matter how I set it up. She is not a large dog weighing around 20lbs but that is not good for us. I'm working on teaching her to keep away when I tell…

I bought these to keep my new pup out of certain rooms without installing a baby gate. She's not fully grown yet and they work pretty well, but she's pretty smart and has figured out how to get through them sometimes by pushing them away from the wall. They definitely look a lot better than baby gates and are very easy to move. Once your kids become mobile toddlers, these gates will no longer guard them in space. The same is true for puppies - as they get older they will easily overcome these…

They are perfect for what I needed! A barrier that I can move without damaging the walls or give it any shape I want. I bought one and loved it so much I bought a second one. My 5kg Jack Russell will not crush or tip over. My 98 lb white German shepherd going crazy with a capital C could easily knock her over BUT only the psychological effect is holding her back. She was trained to use the crate, so she sees the staves and assumes it's an impenetrable shield. They are well built, nice wood…