Good to contain a willing puppy, but not likely to hold a determined escape artist. Liked the use of this photo in the promotional photos, since it is probably indicative of the current state of the product in many homes - half folded. Lots of interest in getting this back in the bag. Here’s a go at that: 1) Unroll the screen door and let it hang loose. 2) Fold the long sides of the pop-up in onto each other so that the piece becomes a flat rectangle, taking care to gather the material on the short sides and sliding it into the space between the layers. 3) With the flat rectangle achieved, pick up the pop-up by holding each of the short sides in opposite hands. 4) With a twisting motion, moving your hands in opposite directions like wringing a towel (this will take some effort), and taking care to hold on so as not to pop yourself in the face, vigorously turn the rectangle into layered circles. 5) With one hand holding the now-circular, layered pop-up, place the strap around the whole thing and place it in the mesh bag.

Good to contain a willing puppy, but not likely to hold a determined escape artist. Liked the use of this photo in the promotional photos, since it is probably indicative of the current state of the product in many homes - half folded. Lots of interest in getting this back in the bag. Here’s a go at that: 1) Unroll the screen door and let it hang loose. 2) Fold the long sides of the pop-up in onto each other so that the piece becomes a flat rectangle, taking care to gather the material on the short sides and sliding it into the space between the layers. 3) With the flat rectangle achieved, pick up the pop-up by holding each of the short sides in opposite hands. 4) With a twisting motion, moving your hands in opposite directions like wringing a towel (this will take some effort), and taking care to hold on so as not to pop yourself in the face, vigorously turn the rectangle into layered circles. 5) With one hand holding the now-circular, layered pop-up, place the strap around the whole thing and place it in the mesh bag.

great for my use. i use it as a cat hideout. they love it.

great for my use. i use it as a cat hideout. they love it.

A bit larger than it looks in pictures so check the measurements. That said, it's a great simple sun shade for the price. Biggest issue is not being able to fold it back - no instrucions - can't for the life of me figure out how to fold it down to fit back inside the carrier bag

A bit larger than it looks in pictures so check the measurements. That said, it's a great simple sun shade for the price. Biggest issue is not being able to fold it back - no instrucions - can't for the life of me figure out how to fold it down to fit back inside the carrier bag

Camping in my Tesla Model 3 with my 6 month-old puppy. I used this pop up "dog tent" by Animaze in the front seat, with two plastic-lidded boxes on the floor of the passenger seat to make a larger platform for Ruthie. I also put the console cover vertical to make more space toward the middle. Used a crate pad that she loves for familiarity. Although she is quite a chewer, she did not ruin the zip-shut door. Slept all night quietly, while I snoozed in the back.

Camping in my Tesla Model 3 with my 6 month-old puppy. I used this pop up "dog tent" by Animaze in the front seat, with two plastic-lidded boxes on the floor of the passenger seat to make a larger platform for Ruthie. I also put the console cover vertical to make more space toward the middle. Used a crate pad that she loves for familiarity. Although she is quite a chewer, she did not ruin the zip-shut door. Slept all night quietly, while I snoozed in the back.