easy to put up in the front yard and let the puppies play and run

Pros: perfect

Cons: none

I have had mine for nine years and many sets of foster puppies. Friends have borrowed it when they had a new pup and it is still going strong. My ex pen and puppy pads are the only thing that makes fostering possible for a working person.

Pros: Great durability

Cons: none

This is a good cage to have if you need to make sure your pet is not getting into everything. For awhile i had to train my dog not to jump out of it or jump and get their collars stuck and now we love to put our pooches in it if we go somewhere for an our or too.. they love it too becaause they have more space.

Pros: this is great for the pooches

Cons: collars can get caught or the fence can be jumped

These are used at our SPCA adoption events every weekend. At least 4 of them are set up and filled with puppies and small dogs. They can play and have fun, while people can watch them romp.

Pros: great way to contain puppies safely

Cons: Puppies can get their teeth stuck on the rungs

I use these all the time when fostering pups in my house. With tarp down and newspaper, it really minimizes messes. My yard is not fenced, so they work great outside. We use them all the time for our adoption events.

Pros: Great for Fostering Pups

Cons: None Known