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EveryYay Stretch Your Legs Modular Black Exercise Pen for Dogs, 24" H
Description
Fun in the sun can be a refreshing way to invigorate your day together, but off-leash playtime can sometimes result in wandering playmates. That's why our EveryYay Stretch Your Legs Exercise Pen is designed to help keep your pet securely contained as you let them enjoy the grass below their paw pads. Thanks to its durable design, this exercise pen can stand up to the elements or be brought inside to help your pet get slowly introduced to your home. Hooray! You are now ready to help keep everyone focus on the task at hand.
- - Includes eight 24" wide panels that can be adjusted to the shape that best fits your space
- - Foldable, portable design sets up and stores away easy, no tools required
- - Easy Access door for entry and exit
- - Heavy gauge wire and indoor/outdoor finish
- - Create a protected and expanded indoor area by using pen with an EveryYay Crate, available and sold seperately
- - Crate available and sold separately
Specifications
| SKU | 3292395 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 14.48 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Metal |
Item Dimensions
| Height | 24 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 192 IN |
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Great size and should work for what I wanted
Mstarat
Yes, I recommend this product.
Love this exercise pen for our new puppy!!
Jenna C
Yes, I recommend this product.
Works great
Bag dispenser
Yes, I recommend this product.
Perfect for the yard!
Jenny
Yes, I recommend this product.
Small dog approved.
Njsab
Yes, I recommend this product.
Well Made Pet Play Pen
redheadartiste
Yes, I recommend this product.
Sturdy
Jval
Yes, I recommend this product.
Sturdy metal play pen for multi-purpose use
Marjo
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
I assembled it as a 1 x 3 enclosure. Has anyone figured out a way to keep the panel connections from bending? I'd like the three panels on each side and the corners to be fixed in place.
Is the wire painted? I need it for a rabbit, but don't want him to digest paint in case he chews on it which is hard to avoid with rabbits.
- Hi Ray25, Good day! We do not recommend this to be used for rabbits. Thanks
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Can you combine 2 of these so you can have a larger pen?
- Hi DKH83, Good day! Yes, you could simply attach the pens together using the included slide bolt snaps. Thanks
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How much does the pen weigh when carrying it around?
- Hi arabellacary64, Good day! Below are the weights of the pens 3292395 - 14.48 LBS 3292416 - 17.67 LBS 3292424 - 20.92 LBS 3292432 - 27.46 LBS
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What is the diameter of the enclosure once put together for the small and medium sizes? I'm presuming the 192" listed as item width is for the panels all laid out flat on the ground in a linear fashion.
- Hi Millie D, Good day! Both are 4.8 feet in diameter. Thanks
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So my dog keeps peeing in her kennel. I have started making more frequent potty breaks and that has helped some. But she still has accidents about twice a week. So I have thought about getting her a smaller kennel. She is in a 42’’ wire kennel. She can lay in a ball in the corner of it and not take up much room. She is too tall for a smaller kennel. What should I do? Also she had had all her bloodwork done and nothing is wrong. She is 30’’ tall and 30’’ long.
My 32 poodle has separation anxiety. He stretches at our doors until injury while we are away. We are slowly working up to leaving him for longer than 10 mins but may need an over the counter drug in the meantime. Any suggestions?
I'm having trouble trying to find the proper enclosure for my dog. She seems to be having separation anxiety and she already destroyed a part of my door after only being alone for 2 hours. I'm gone for work for about 9 hrs a day so I don't want something where she wouldn't be able to move comfortably..what should I do?
I want to crate train my 1 year old dog. I bought a "medium" crate for her , shes 25 lbs - aussie/dashund mix so shes kind of long shaped. The measurments on the box are for a dog even taller/wider than mine... but the crate doesnt really seem big enough for her to turn around in (unless she kind of squirmed up into a circle). Do you think I need to buy a larger crate? Why does the size on the box say its good for the dog's size.. / ?
I was wondering since my husband and I work Monday - Friday 9AM-4PM is it okay to put a new dog (puppy) in the crate or play pen for 8-9 hours during the day or is it bad for their mental health and bad for their bladder?
My two six month old pups are labs they have recently learned to jump our fence, (4ft), and since have become to escape every chance they get. I thought punishing them by putting them in kennel when they return home, no treats, securing they on leash while outside, and staying outside until they completed their business and bringing them back into kennels. I'm at a lost at this point. I have extended the fence, I have blocked areas I know behavior is occurring... nothing is working.
I recently inherited my dad's 2 yorkies. I have had them a year this past Aug. They just turned 11 in Oct. All their lives they have been kept in a pack-n-play when no one was home; most times even when they weren't alone. I have been trying to give them freedom by leaving them out while I'm at work. They are house trained, but when alone, all they do is pee everywhere & the female barks/whines for hours. I turned on white noise & gave them a potty pad. I hate to put them back in the Basket..???
I took my dog to the dog park and he was running around alot with other dogs. The next day he could barely walk on his back legs
I found out one week ago I must move. I’m not worried about my 5 year old little dog; she’s moved before. I’m concerned about young pit mix, 66 lb Jimmy. We are going from a 9 room house, big yard to a studio apartment on the second floor. Theygo outside easily, regularly, play, eliminate & hang in the sunshine. I’m 62 with vertigo & worry about walking them enough & exercise. If my budget allows after a month, I may get a dog walker a few times a week. Please advise on the first month. Thanks.
I will be moving to an apartment in a few months, my dogs are 4yrs old and have always lived in a house with a backyard where they can go and run when they ask to. They don't spend much time outside but still have the freedom to go when they want to. One of them is pretty anxious. I would like some tips to prepare for the move and to make sure they have a good transition from house to the apartment.
My dog is a 9 month old german shepherd husky mix. She still will not settle down in the house unless she is sitting on a chair, bed, couch. Otherwise she is on the go constantly. I walk her at least 2 miles daily and take her to the dog park about 3 times weekly. We also have a fenced in yard that she spends at least half of her day in. I just want her to come in and lay down. Thanks
Hello, not sure if you guys can answer this type of question, but SEPARATION ANXIETY!! I know he's just a little guy, but how do I ease this?! My goal is to get him to being comfortable with being alone, which I do not expect of him now, but how do I take the small steps to teach him? right now I'm leaving him alone whenever I can, but its usually when he's asleep. If he gets put in his exercise pen he screams. he gets plenty of exercise, too. Help!