JESPET 61" Pet Dog Playpens, Portable Soft Dog Exercise Pen Kennel with Carry Bag for Puppy Cats Kittens Rabbits, Brown

Great deal for the money, easy set-up, durable, and huge in size! We have a pit-bull and she weighs about 85 pounds. This thing has plenty of space for her to roam around and sleep as well (which is her favorite thing next to playing and eating). I wish I would have found this sooner instead of paying 180.00 for a designer crate that looks like designer furniture, (which our yorkee and shitzhu use as their home), and is a joke compared to this thing! The octagon shape is the difference from all other crates. That gives the dog(s) a lot room to roam around and play. I wouldn't recommend this for small puppies or cats that will claw or still in the chewing/teething stages. Abbigail loves it, She feels like she has a place of her own now. All I have to say when we leave the house is "get in your house Abby", and she goes right in. Of coarse my wife put all her chew toys, a few blankets and her food and water bowl, and she still has room to roam around. Outstanding find. If you are wondering if its worth the money, well, it is! See the attached pics as Abby takes you on the grand tour of her new house!!! As you can see, she's a big sweetie (these dogs get such bad press because of BAD owners!) She is the sweetest dog and great around small kids and people in general. Anyway, I'm rambling... As I was saying, this thing is awesome, and has plenty of room for big awesome dogs Like Abby... Looks easy to fold-up and put away, but when not in use, we will just put it upstairs in our guest bedroom room.

Great size and very stable.

Bought this in preparation for Hurricane Irma here in Florida. Wanted a way to house our two cats in the event we needed to take them to a shelter - I have cat carriers for them, but would not have been able to set them up with food and a litter box. Figured this might even fit in the back of our Ford Escape if we needed to evacuate by car; maybe even use in a hotel room. For the money, this pen is really excellent, bigger than I pictured (nice height), and very easy to set up, break down and store. It pops into shape, so there are no poles to insert, etc. Zippers seem sturdy. There's a small riveted hole on one side which may be for a water bottle, but is perfect for popping treats into the unit. I set it up in the house and the cats went right in to check it out - one even slept in it. I wanted to get them used to it in case we had to leave - as it turns out, we were fortunate, and weathered Irma at home. FYI - the width that you need in the back of your car is actually 41 inches. 45 inches is the widest point. Our car's wheel wells make for a 39.5 inch width, but we figured we could make it work in an emergency. Having my cats' rabies paperwork, collars with county tags, carriers, and this great pen gave me tremendous peace of mind during the hurricane. I think this pen would be fantastic for people who foster kittens. Another plus - I could crawl inside myself!

Update: The seller reached out to me and offered a full refund after reading my review. I have updated my rating to reflect this. I do think the playpen idea is wonderful, even though the product needs to be sturdier. Maybe it would be a perfect product for a very timid animal? I really liked how "classy" this looked. My dog learned how to open the zippers to escape, which I thought was great, because it kept him busy. But ultimately, the playpen wasn't sturdy enough. I think it worked for one month, at which point I had to buy something else. My dog ripped the area around the zipper on the bottom, which I sewed, and so was able to use a little longer. I like what the playpen offered for my dog's first month, but really, it would have been better to start with something that would last for at least 6 months.

I bought the 61 inch model, in pink. The pink color is a very light pink, nothing too hard to look at. I have a nervous Papillon dog (toy breed) that will, every now and then, poop and throw up on the carpet overnight. I'll spare you the details, but suffice it to say it happened often enough that I decided I needed to get her a kind of habitat to sleep in overnight to prevent her from wandering around the house at night and doing her thing. But I didn't want to get her another crate. I wanted something larger, so she would feel less like she was in jail. This is large enough that I can put her crate in there, a throw pillow, a small bed for her, and a water bowl. And she still has room to the side which she can use to have an accident on if she really needs to. Again, she's a toy breed. She weighs 10 pounds. This will comfortably fit toy, small, and medium sized dogs up to probably 50 pounds. If you have a horse sized dog, he/she is going to have to crouch down inside of it. I didn't bother to attach the top and bottom that came with this. Instead, I placed a waterproof puppy pad underneath. And I know she won't be able to jump out of it, because she's too small. So I don't worry about the top. Why I bought this instead of a big crate: It's because I wanted the option to fold it up and get it out of the way during the day. I envisioned being able to just pop it out at night and fold it up in the morning. What I actually found was that it's not super easy to fold this up so that it's flat. I must not be doing it right. I've come close to flat, but it's tricky. It's definitely not a 5 second thing like I imagined. It's more like a good minute or so to fold it up. But it does fold up, and I just tuck it behind a couch during the day. As for the quality of it, I think it's going to hold up to constant use. It seems fairly well built. The stitching looks good. No issues there. And here's a tip. If you do want a waterproof puppy pad to use for this, I found this one to be an exact match: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BPK9CKX/ "Zampa Pets Quality Whelp Round, Circular Shape Reusable Dog Pee Pads/Quilted, Fast Absorbing Dog Whelping Pad/Waterproof Puppy Training Mats/Machine Washable, Great for Playpen" I got the 56 inch round version of that puppy pad. I measured the inside diameter of the playpen (wall to wall), and it came to about 54-55 inches. So I was a little worried about this pad being one or two inches more in diameter. But then I realized that it would probably shrink after putting it in the washer and dryer (on "delicate" setting). And sure enough, it did shrink just enough that it was a perfect match for this playpen! So I highly recommend getting that pad with it. In conclusion, it's a welcome addition to my house. I like that my little furry girl feels comfortable at night. And I won't ever have to worry about her causing me hours upon hours of time trying to clean the house after one of her nighttime poop-sprees. Haha.

My 2 Yorkies love this kennel. They can see out from any of the 6 sides. I haven't folded it up as yet but will in a couple of weeks when we vacation. It is so convenient and easy to setup/take down.

This is perfect for my puppy. He is about 18 weeks old and 24 pounds. Has plenty of room for a comfy bed, toy bucket, food and water dish and a potty training pad. I only put him in there for about 4 hours while I'm at work or at bedtime, but the material holds up well against puppy teeth. He often goes in himself during the day to nap after I get home from work. It's a safe space for him and I like it much better than a crate. It can be a little tricky to fold up until you get the hang of it but it does fold flat and the bag to pack it in is nice and convenient. The bottom isn't completely liquid proof so if he knocks his water over or misses the puppy pad it can leak. It's easy to clean though. The bottom zip off and can be put in the wash, though I just took the whole thing outside, sprayed it off with the hose and scrubbed it with some dish soap and a scrub brush. Dried really quickly and looked brand new.

We purchased this for a new puppy. We wanted something portable that could be used at home, but that could also be used when traveling. It's an easy set up, and it's lightweight, but appears strong enough to keep our Havanese contained. There was a bit of a learning curve to fold it back up, but once we got it figured out, it was easy. (There are several videos online that advise on folding it. )

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I bought this soft pen for my 5 pound maltese who was able to claw his way out of the mesh door - I believe that this would be a great pen for a puppy during house training.

our dog loves it and is so much better than a cage and a lot lighter and very portable