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Topeakmart Black 16 Panels Metal Dog Playpen, 0.6" L X 25" W X 25" H
Description
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Our pet playpen boasts a premium-quality, black-finished steel construction that ensures longevity. Ideal for pets, this fence creates a secure, enclosed area with an open top for play and exercise. Use it to limit your pet's space or to keep them away from other animals. This heavy-duty playpen is suitable for dogs, ducks, rabbits, and more. It's simple to set up without requiring any tools and can be utilized indoors, during RV camping or traveling, or for other yard activities. Metal stakes connect the panels, making it easy to construct various shapes by adding or removing panels.
- - Made of a heavy-duty metal frame with an electro-coating finish
- - This pet fence creates an open-top enclosed area for pets to play and exercise
- - Suitable for pets like dogs, puppies, cats, rabbits, and other small animals
- - You can purchase more sets to increase the playpen size
- - This pet exercise barrier is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use
Specifications
| SKU | 3931871 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Topeakmart |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 48.24 LBS |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Wrought Iron |
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Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Iron |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | Small |
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I have changed Buddy's play pen twice because he jumps out if them. I step out for approximately an hour leaving him in his playpen with his pee pad, his bed, a blanket, his favorite toy, and he still jumps out. I make sure all doors are closed, and nothing of danger around, but i dont want him jumping over his play pen. HELP WHAT CAN I DO
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.
What size crate should I purchase for an adult German Shepherd I am planning to adopt?
for a russian dwarf hamster, 7 weeks old, Dimensions: 13.500 inches H x 20.125 inches W x 33.000 inches L, is this enough ventilation? the holes are at the top of the container, 4"x24"
We are getting a 6 week old male shih tzu. Is it ok to plane his potty pad and bed in his playpen? He will be kept in his playpen when we are not home and he will sleep in it over night. When we are home do we keep his potty pad in the play pen so he knows that spot for him to always go? Also do we leave his bed in there for him to go nap when we are home? We will leave the gate to his playpen open when we are home
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.. / ?
We have an 11 week puppy that we got Friday night. At night we have been cornering him with his bed. He only has enough space to sleep so she doesn't s**t where he sleep. It has been working BUT he barks all night. Because of neighbours we were thinking of putting him in a playpen instead (hubby thinks he won't bark if he has more room). I'm worried we shouldn't change what we started. Needing some advice...
Hi can my new pup stay in a play crate for 6 hours a day everyday with a small morning walk In the morning and indoor potty arrangements. Thank you!
What size wire crate does a 15 pound Dachshund need...small or medium?
I need to know the general guidelines on how much exercise and stimulation a large dog requires. I work at a place where a large dog (Great Pyrenees) is kept in an 8 x 10 structure 24 hours a day. It is too large to run in the pen. He is 4 yrs of age and has been locked up at least a year, I used to take it for walks but no longer can. I'm attempting to get the owner to rethink this but require some professional support. The dog is digging and chewing up his dog house.
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'm having a hard time keeping patty focus when I'm training her. My backyard is spacious and lately I've been considering training her in a pen. Is this a good idea to try out?