casshon
Well-known member
Has anyone else used a free standing pet gate?
It looks like this:
My house is open plan downstairs so I cannot contain Molly & Bella in one room and other normal pet gates must be secrued to a wall which I cannot do because the space is too wide. Up to now they have been in their crate that is extended with an x-pen. I bought this gate and it works great at night as they go straight to bed and do not try to get out. However, during the day they push the gate and escape I have tried putting things infront of the gate to no avail. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could stop the gate moving or train the girls not to push the gate?
It looks like this:
My house is open plan downstairs so I cannot contain Molly & Bella in one room and other normal pet gates must be secrued to a wall which I cannot do because the space is too wide. Up to now they have been in their crate that is extended with an x-pen. I bought this gate and it works great at night as they go straight to bed and do not try to get out. However, during the day they push the gate and escape I have tried putting things infront of the gate to no avail. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could stop the gate moving or train the girls not to push the gate?