I put her in it to calm down as she was biting and as a time out pen. She saw some kids and another puppy and all of a sudden the entire pen was flat.
It was one of those metal hexagon ones that are 3foot with 8 sides, but i had made it as 10 sides. Can't believe it was flat- i didn't think they could go flat!!
Anyways- moral off the story- metal pens are not safe unsupervised as this could have been a dog trying to get in, instead of trying to get out!. Now for replacing all the metal ones i have for wooden ones.
It was one of those metal hexagon ones that are 3foot with 8 sides, but i had made it as 10 sides. Can't believe it was flat- i didn't think they could go flat!!
Anyways- moral off the story- metal pens are not safe unsupervised as this could have been a dog trying to get in, instead of trying to get out!. Now for replacing all the metal ones i have for wooden ones.
although I think a determined dog left unsupervised for long enough would get into a wooden one, I agree that metal is definitely a lot weaker.