Is this gate recommended for a golden retriever?
1260712
Yes...I was using it for an Old English Sheepdog & a gray hound mixed breed, both the size of your Golden.
1260713
Hi there Dhiman. I have a Great Pyrenees that I use this for and it's perfect. It's strong, and there's no way she can get over it. SO, unless your Golden Retriever is a trained sport jumper, I would highly recommend this gate! ;-)
1260714
We have 2 boxer puppies we have had the gate approximately six months. It is a great gate, but unfortunately our dogs were determined and chewed the wood and eventually busted out of puppy jail.
190750
Large dogs can easily jump this gate and there is no easy open latch. If this is what you need this gate is not a good choice for you.
2170367
Yes, if you need to remove it frequently such as to move large objects or roll something through. It is more secure with the cups installed. We use ours to control doggy access to various parts of the house. I would hesitate to leave the gate unsecured if a larger child or animal might push it out of the doorway.
1471475
Absolutely! However, I do use a small bungee cord for extra security of the gate door. It's also a great height to keep them from jumping over. It gives them plenty of room to move and stretch, unlike a crate. So much easier to keep clean as well.
39504
Unless your mom is about 4 feet tall, then probably not. The gate is about 3 feet tall. How sturdy it is all depends on what you screw the i hooks into. We have ours in studs and it does a surprisingly good job of acting as a dog barrier. Best of luck.
664564
The installation would be very simple. Just make sure the door is large enough for your dog. The one in the picture is NOT the one I got. Mine said large on it. but my dog would have never fit through it.
1045610
Yes, I think so. If the stagger from top to bottom is no more than 4 inches. The gate is not a pressure gate but it has screws that press against the wall. Easy to install -- no holes in the walls or anything. We like ours. Lets the cats in but he dog stays in the room.
1886564
The gate is can be placed by 2 turnable pressure pads on each end of the gate. You can elevate the gate to allow a dog to go underneath it.
786572
Yes. It takes a little time so you may want to look into a pressure mounted gate that opens instead. But I do move this gate regularly.
1395178
This is a sturdy pet gate, and I think it will work fine for you. It's made of wood and expandable, and if you attach it securely I think you'll be happy with it. We use ours inside and haven't had any issues with it after about six months of daily use. Hope that helps!
2170446
After reading other responses, I would probably choose another gate but this is a great gate worth every cent. Have childcare and it stands up to the wear too
548211
Oh....welll... Reading the other responses I guess I stand corrected. I use my gate for a dog so there is no issue with them figuring out how to work it.
778544
It should look very nice. It's a great gate, it keeps our Pugs out of the dining room but easy to step over.
1702483
It would depend on the size of the pups plus how large they will grow! For 2 pups growing and active, I think it would be wiser to get a gate that attaches. Re.the chewing, I doubt it would be easy for the pups to chew on it.
256925
Yes it is an awsome gate. I bought two for my daycare. It adjust easily by using the tool provided it just turns to the tightness you need. Getting ready to by another!
2225063
The gate attaches easily with an eye screw and a spring clip on both sides of the gate. You can open from either side by sliding open or by swinging the whole gate. Very flexible, and worked very well with my 4 yr old and my two dogs. It is a bit flimsy but served its purpose very well for us.
2252145
The gate comes with several sections, 14", 6", &, 5". Along with screw cap enders that are adjustable to provide the tensign to hold the gate in place. Depending on the size of the animal you are using it for you could make it work.