Review on 🦁 Exploring the wild: TSB Banister Safari Regular Gray by David Bone

Not for small dogs - I installed the gate exactly as described. We have a small space outside in an apartment complex and my 17 pound Scottish Terrier immediately squeezed between the gaps where the buckles connect and ran out into the street. It doesn't seem to matter how tight we pull the straps - they still pop. It's a shame because I think the gate looks nice and it's just handy to raise it up if needed. This might work better with a pet that doesn't care about the gate. Maybe it would be better if it had 5 straps on each side instead of 3 or had metal bars sewn into the sides - but unfortunately I'm not smart and can't make those changes. We'll see if we can teach our dog not to try to go through the gate, but nothing prevents him from escaping if he really wants to.