im looking for a pen to keep my 2 yorkies in while i am at work. one is 4lbs the other is 5lbs. im wanting to place a pee pad in there, some toys,water bowl, and some type of bedding. will the 8 panel be big enough?
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yes there should be plenty of room for what you want to do i just got the IRIS pen for my teddy bear puppy who is coming soon. I know a breeder who uses it for when she has a group of little puppies. I got the two panels that you can add to it because i want mine to be in the shape of a rectangle for my one puppy with her crate and her litter tray for indoor potty training. Her water bottle with connect to the sides of the pen and food bowl on the floor. There will be room for her to move about and play with her toys.
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Yes, absolutely...like others mentioned before, it is heavy, but can be bundled in several bundles and is easy enough to move that way. We have three sets to combine for a bigger play area, you can make it as large or as small as you like. We just love this pen...at least for smaller dogs or puppies, or for dogs that won't jump the fence.
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I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.
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I'm not sure if I reviewed the wrong item. I purchased the 8-panel pen, where each section is taller than it is wide (approx 3 ft tall by 2 ft wide.) This 4-panel version appears to be the opposite, where the panels are wider than they are tall (appears to be about 3 ft wide and 2 ft tall.) The material and functionality are the same, however, so my review would be the same! Just purchase the size that best suits your needs. If your dogs are small and/or do not jump, the shorter one should work fine! But I personally think I have more flexibility with the 8 panels that are taller!
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hello Sally I bought this pen last year and love it! the space is 2 1/2" so I do have Some of my smallest pups able to get out but for the most part great!~Taylored Labradoodles of Michigan
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I think that using it for a ferret would be fine. I know my 3.8lb yorkie puppy loves it. It's pretty good size. I am able to fit her crate in there along with food and water & a puppy pad which works well when I'm working! It's definitely an awesome investment!
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This play pen is great for my puppy. He has plenty of room and I have it connected it to his crate so he has a sleeping area, food area and a place for his puppy pads. It can be set up in different shapes so just measure the panels (24") x eight in the set up you want. I have mine in the corner of my bedroom and you can fold the panels you do not need to make it smaller. It has worked out great! I would purchase again and it is easy to travel with.
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I bought it for my yorkie who is 3 pounds and just put a blanket in it. Otherwise he couldn't see out. I've used mine numerous times and works well. If you are putting 2 smaller yorkies in it I still think you will need something. It seems pretty sturdy but haven't tried it with more than 3 pound and not too sure it's safe for two dogs.
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It would be perfect, jack russels, to my knowledge, are not that big, so the playpen would work very well. I hope Mama and the puppies are all doing well and very healthy, congratulations!
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no it wont be any good. not even good for 1 guinea pig, super tiny. if you have a c&c; cage you better off using those grids to make a play pen. if you dont have c&c; cage you can always buy some mesh storage cubes that has 9 holes and make your own play pen with it.BB&B; has the cheapest storage cubes, amazon sellers price has gone up 200%
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Yes, you can remove a panel or you can purchase additional panels to make it bigger. Personally I purchased 2 additional panels and I have my dog in a 5 sided pen but you can do what works best for you.
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Yes. We started with a 4- panel pen and we had a xsmall crate inside the pen and one wee wee pad on the floor. The puppy has grown some, so I've expanded it to 6 panels with a medium size crate and two wee wee pads. But with the expansion, he has more play room and isn't on the wee wee pads with his toys.
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Yes, can't see y not, the bottom is detachable so if u wanted to keep a small kiddie pool inside the pen that'd be easier to clean up plus keep them safe, I love my pen just wish the Velcro pieces were longer to keep botttom attached but there isn't anything DUCT TAPE can't fix lol, I feel puppies should be 8 weeks b4 leaving mom, she teaches them so much in 2 weeks that'll help them oyt the rest of their lives, just a former boxer breeders point of view, but yes u'll love this pen, little tricky to fold up but learnable
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I have yorkies that are aprox 5 1/2 lbs a piece and I could fit them both . There wouldn't be a lot of room . But they would fit to just lay down for a little while
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My puppy was small when she stayed in it but she liked to chew also. She never chewed through any of it. I can't say what would happen with a bigger puppy. I think it would work just fine. They can jump and move the play pen and a bigger puppy could turn it over. Using it inside there no way to anchor it down but I loved mine the time I use it. Hope this helps you.
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Its really quite small but would work if your Yorkies don't need room to find "just the right spot" in order to go and are willing to share a space about the size of 1 disposable indoor potty pad. The footprint of the cage part is only 29L x 22W (like a bath mat). Look at the chicken pens offered here or the dog exercise pens (some have covers) and even kid playpens that you could top with chicken wire or even turn upside down. All of those will have a larger footprint for roughly the same $ or a bit more.
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Yes, I have 4 small dogs and though they can't all play in at once they can all sleep in it at the same time. So two yorkies should have plenty of room. My dogs are two cairn (like toto off the wizard of oz), min pin/chihuahua, and an Italian greyhound, and they love to sleep in it together. Hope this helps :)