Are the animals one piece or do you put them together?
1577521
The animals are one piece. My 4 yr. old grandson and I have already had tons of fun playing zoo with this set:-)
1577522
Animals are one piece. You need to put together the Legos. It is a great toy and my two year old grandson loved playing with it. An adult should help the child put it together. Great holiday present
1691905
No, the two I purchased were all one piece, however, I have bought other Yardistry fencing in the past & the pieces were individual, which of course required assembly.
2049193
They take some thinking to put together so they were great for 8 year old to assemble. My 6 year old didn't want to assemble anything and only wanted to play. Assembly is sooooo simple, I would recommend an adult assemble the characters and animals as they are the trickiest.
34560
I'd only get one because yes, they're good size. My two piggies actually get in it together. Super Cute! They love it!
1547351
Yes the lid and the upper frame are all one piece. Goes together nicely. A little aside here I will share with you. I have a large 85lb lab and occasionally he takes it into his mind that umm! something smells good in there. I have come home at lest 4 times to find it in the middle of the kitchen floor with all the contents in the livingroom. Except for the goodies he and the little dog enjoyed until I came home, that is! The bottom line here is that the box is very well made and had been rerighted and no one knows the difference unless they look at the teeth marks on the lid. Gives it character. I say enjoy it. Yes the lid and the upper frame are all one piece. Goes together nicely. A little aside here I will share with you. I have a large 85lb lab and occasionally he takes it into his mind that umm! something smells good in there. I have come home at lest 4 times to find it in the middle of the kitchen floor with all the contents in the livingroom. Except for the goodies he and the little dog enjoyed until I came home, that is! The bottom line here is that the box is very well made and had been rerighted and no one knows the difference unless they look at the teeth marks on the lid. Gives it... » Read More Yes the lid and the upper frame are all one piece. Goes together nicely. A little aside here I will share with you. I have a large 85lb lab and occasionally he takes it into his mind that umm! something smells good in there. I have come home at lest 4 times to find it in the middle of the kitchen floor with all the contents in the livingroom. Except for the goodies he and the little dog enjoyed until I came home, that is! The bottom line here is that the box is very well made and had been rerighted and no one knows the difference unless they look at the teeth marks on the lid. Gives it character. I say enjoy it. « Show Less
365402
you cannot separate them, it is one continupus piece. it looks really nice!
2271042
They're all separate / stand-alone pieces. Doors actually open up. They've withstood a 2yr old and a 4 yr old for over a year of frequent use.
673326
Yes they just sit on top of each other. One bed has little pegs that fit into the other bed. They are not attached and come apart
1007734
They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at once (she ended up with some loose stoll, that is about it though)
1603089
Each one has at least three pieces to assemble. Some are more. I did use a hot glue gun to keep some of the pieces on Jack and the kids in place. My daughter loved them and played with them so much they would come apart. That was why I hot glued them.
182540
There are actually four pieces. The picture is combined all together. You might separate them what you like. Don't worry, they are good.
1460182
No they just snap together-- little metal tabs into holes. Very easy to put together.
2208750
It is in separate pieces - it needs to be assembled. I found it easy to assemble.
1781754
Yes, all the pieces are separate, like stickers. Its very simple to put it together. I just looked at the picture and winged it and it turned out great. You can't really mess it up.
1336603
Yes, it's one solid piece. The one I bought is almost two years old and for an 85lb dog; it's held up and is still sturdy.
95977
R. Taylor is correct. You can put 2 together if the door placements line up. I have 2 of the 3 door crates and have them next to each other with the adjoining doors removed. I originally planned on letting each dog have its own crate but they seemed unhappy about that so took the facing doors out and now they share the 2 crates. Occasionally they get to fighting and then I just drop 1 of the doors down between the 2 crates and they have their own space. I highly recommend the 3 door crates for their versatility.
627701
No. These are 2 cages stacked top to bottom with a closeable hatch on the bottom of the top cage. You can actually separate them and use them as 2 stand-alone cages (we moved our pet this way when we moved...)