Comments about Midwest Dog Exercise Pen with Step Thru Door:

I like this exercise pen very much. I bout the 48 inch tall version and it works very well for my mastiff. Only drawback is that is has figured out that if he "noses" the door for a bit, the handle will sometimes come free and he can get out. Not a big deal, as I put a small bungee cord across it to make sure he can't get out. The door handles need to have a locking mechanism but I have yet to find a pen that has this feature.

Comments about Midwest Dog Exercise Pen with Step Thru Door:

Was easy to set up in friends home while visiting. Puppy was able to be with us in a strange home to her, remain safe and not be under foot.

Comments about Midwest Dog Exercise Pen with Step Thru Door:

I actually bought this to serve as an indoor fence to keep my dogs out of my kids play area. It is not as sturdy as the one I use elsewhere in the house, but it is also half the cost, so you get what you pay for. As a dog pen it works well to keep the dogs contained - they can't jump it which is good. But they can move it around if it is on a hard surface, like a hardwood floor.

In the end, it does what its supposed to and keeps my dogs contained and out of the kids play area.

Comments about Midwest Dog Exercise Pen with Step Thru Door:

I use this with the wire mesh top for foster kittens. They have to be big enough that they can't fit through the mesh but small enough that they need a smaller living area. I also use it for fostered kitties who are recuperating from surgery or injuries. It's a good height for cleaning. I put the black rollers on the bottom to prevent scratching the floor.

Comments about Midwest Dog Exercise Pen with Step Thru Door:

I use this crate for my 10 month old pom. He is for the most part housebroken but this way I know he won't get in to trouble when he has to be left alone for several hours.