[Rewarded Review] Great kennel

I received this as a gift literally took 10 minutes to put together it is well made and plenty of room for my two puppies I will be purchasing another one or more panels as they grow

[Rewarded Review] The Palace

This is a great enclosure for my French Bulldog. He kept slipping out of his harness when i would tie him out, so this is a great solution to let him enjoy the outdoors. It looks great in my yard. I was worried about moving it around my yard, but it's easy to move around. I just turn it on it's side and roll it to where i want it. I recommend this pet enclosure.

Love! Love! This Gazebo

This is awesome and exactly what I needed to let my little Yorkies outside w me without fear of preying Hawks! Until this purchase I hovered over them

Works for us

Nice indoor kennel for our two 50 pound husky puppies. They outgrew their giant airline crate and needed more air flow for warmer temperatures. Wish the bottom had a smaller gap so their toys would not slide out and a little heavier weight so they couldn't move it as easily.

[Rewarded Review] Gazebo

Very sturdy! This is a bit more rigid than it looks. I hoped it would fold up the connections don’t allow it to do so. Also it is great for short dogs. Unfortunately, my dog is 15 lbs and a little taller I will have to put the top on it to keep him

Great for my pets!

I bought this gazebo to use indoors. I have one I bought about 4 years ago and it has traveled with me often on our camping trips. It’s still in use. It disassembled easily and made a great place for the dogs to hangout when they weren’t with me. The newer unit I just bought has a little change in the design for the canopy top. It makes it more secure but not sure how easily it will dissemble to transport. Overall excellent item!

I really enjoy the 4X4 Gazebo.. I have always traveled with my dogs to Team Sortings and camped on trail rides with the horses. Having a sturdy dog pen that takes minutes to put together while staying there evening or weekend for that matters. It protects my dogs from " Other Dogs " that people aren't responsible owners and they have shade and room to move around. Events always take longer and you don't want to run home to let them out. They are right there with you. And it fits in the back of my truck also being 4x4. I love it. or in my back room of my house during the days are too hot to be outside. I know where they are....

Used by a rescue!

This gazebo has been used for MANY foster dogs that have come through this home! We usually put in dogs 50 pounds or less. A perfect place for them to be secure, yet enjoy the outdoors. The frame is definitely weather proof but the tarp top needs replacing since it sits out in ALL weather. The latch needs to be secured by a clip. It is not a good choice if it has to be moved often as it has many pieces which hold it together. We love this gazebo, it's attractive, functional and highly recommended.

Very cheaply made.

Very disappointed. This is the small one, which means it probably will have something small in it. The gap under the door and all the way around it is too big. The panels easily fall apart. I had to wire them together so the entire pen would stay together. Am not pleased.

Search for the perfect expen OVER!

Best expen on the market by far! I've tried many versions for indoor use. This is strong, sturdy and my puppy/dog can not push it around my floors. I added a piece of vinyl flooring cut to size to protect my floors. I didnt attach the tarp because it's being used inside but did use the frame for added stability.

Nice size, easy assembly

I bought two of these for indoor use for my Australian Shepherds instead of crates. These are bigger than crates but do not have bottoms so I bought three of the 3x4' rubber stall mats sold by Tractor Supply. My dogs sleep and eat in their gazebos. I recommend this size for indoor use in lieu of crates for medium sized dogs like my Aussies but they are too small for outdoor use for the same sized dogs. Delivery was fast and assembly was relatively easy with no tools other than a box cutter and a pair of scissors. The hardest part for me was tying down the umbrella type roof to the frame.