( 7 reviews )
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Posted: May 25 2009
This gate has it all..beauty, easy to step over, keep small dogs in place, and the small arched door to let the small dogs in and out is wonderful...no lifting them over. Love it and would buy another and highly recommend this gate.
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Posted: Mar 26 2009
I really like these gates. I have the stand alone large, the stand alone small and now this. They look really nice. They keep my mini dachshunds out of where they shouldn't be, but are low enough for me to step over (except the tall one)even after a lot of knee surgery! The only negative I would say is that the instructions on putting them together are a bit vague; you have to do some trail and error before they are up and in place. This gate, with the little door, really stays in place with the footings on the wall; doesn't slip at all, but doesn't harm the wall.
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Posted: Jul 8 2008
I have 2 Yorkies (one is 4 lbs and the other a 1 lb puppy). This gate is absolutely PERFECT for them for these reasons: (1) It is the perfect height... keeps them in the kitchen when I'm away (they're still not fully potty trained) and is low enough that it is easy for me to step over. (2) When my friends watch them, this gate is easy to set up/take down and attaches to a variety of different widths of doorways, so my friends can use this gate with them too. Very versitile. (3) It is really a beautiful gate... much better looking than any other gate I've ever seen... everyone (especially other dog owners with gates) always comments on that. (4) The doorway in the middle - the doggy-doorway - is perfect for letting them get in/out whenever they want (if I want them too)... I have their puppy pad on my kitchen floor... so when I'm home and they can wander my entire place, this door allows them to go in/out of the kitchen to use their puppy pad. That said, due to the height of this fence, it would not work for a much bigger dog (ie, a lab, even a lab puppy)... however it would probably work for any dog under 20 lbs and even dogs with short, stocky build (ie, a bulldog).
