39in H (4 Fence Panels + 1 Gate) No Dig Easy Install Zippity Black Metal Fence, Decorative Fence for Garden Fencing For Dogs, Temporary Fence, Garden Fence Animal Barrier, WF29014

This is working so well for me. It looks nice and keeps the dogs in my yard. The family have large dogs and it works when they come to visit.

Three years ago, I bought maybe 12 boxes of the previous version of this to fence in the yard for my new dog. It's great DIY fencing that's easy to work with, including easy to move. I really appreciate the flexibility of it. (I moved a span of six panels earlier this summer, that connect the house to an old stretch of picket fence. Just lift the poles and start over in the new spot. You can also move a single "joint" if you discover that your fence isn't quite lined up. Just pull the pole tip out of the ground, scootch the joint over, and pound it back in an inch over or whatever.)Now I am clearing a bunch of brush and extending the space fenced for the dog, and bought ten more boxes of the new stuff. This is three inches shorter than my older fencing, which I knew. That's a little bit of a drag for me because if my dog put her mind to it, she could probably jump over these fences (both the old and the new), and shorter just means she might be more likely to try it. However... she's never tried it, so I'm just gonna go for it.Although I'm sad that it's shorter, I'm delighted to see that they've changed the coating for these fences and poles, to something that seems like it will be more robust. My older fencing has the paint flaked off in places and is rusting. (And actually, some of it came to me that way, but I shrugged it off.) The new coating seems to be thicker and also maybe a bit rubbery. It seems like it will be a lot more durable. It is also shinier (not a plus, to my mind), but I don't imagine it will stay that way.It's unfortunate to me that they don't have a good gate solution. I don't like what they've come up with and instead just leave one end of a panel unsecured. I don't go through theses "gates" often, so I secure them with a bungee cord. But I left the first "gate" unsecured for a couple years with no issues (the dog didn't wiggle it open, but I could open it easily enough, e.g., to mow the lawn).

Easy to assemble height is just right

I love this. Easy to put up and take down as needed. Only downer is i didn't realize it didn't have a gate.

This was very easy to install. I wouldn't say it's the sturdiest fence, but it's not meant to be.

I recently installed this fence in my backyard and love it. I'm not handy and hire most stuff out, but was on a timeline. Even with my lack of ability, I installed the fence in several hours. For my small dogs (Chiweenie, Boston Terrier...under 25 lbs) the fence works great. If you have larger dogs that don't jump on fences, you'll probably be ok. However, if you have a large 60 lb plus dog, I'd be a concerned about sturdiness of fence....although it might work if your dog's not really motivated to 'test' the fence.Fence looks very upscale and is a big improvement over other less attractive solutions (like a chain link fence). Only downside is the cost, but the product quality, in my mind, compensates well for the dent in your pocket book. So everyone buy this fence and go out and rescue a dog! The need is great. Good luck to you.

Bought this to replace 3' h chicken wire zip tied to stakes around the chicken coop to keep the girls in when they aren't free ranging. It looked awful 🙄 We needed something that they couldn't fly up and perch on (aka escape). I bought 5 sets total, one with a gate. I installed it solo, and it took me a total of 1 hour from when I started opening the boxes, then laying it all out and measuring, to pounding in the last stake – start to finish. Plus I ripped out and rolled up the old fencing as I went along! The loops on the ends of the fence panels allow for forgiveness in some uneven ground also. The install was so easy! Totally worth the cost - nice and sturdy, plus it delivered overnight. The perfect solution!

This fencing is wonderful. I admit my greyhound hops over it, but it is great exercise for her. I moved it from my original home, and it arrived at the new yard perfect and in original condition. I am replacing a pair of panels that were found under the tree from a nearby yard. The wind does not bother the fence but the tree did not do as well. I love that the wild bunnies can slip through the fence easily. I install with a rubber hammer, so paint is intact and no change in surface in 5 years.