Kathleen A. Kelley "Kate" says:

Perfect for Little Dogs and Beautiful for your Home!!! I have 2 Yorkies (one is 4 lbs and the other a 1 lb puppy). This gate is absolutely PERFECT for them for these reasons:(1) It is the perfect height… keeps them in the kitchen when I’m away (they’re still not fully potty trained) and is low enough that it is easy for me to step over.(2) When my friends watch them, this gate is easy to set up/take down and attaches to a variety of different widths of doorways, so my friends can use this gate with them too. Very versitile.(3) It is really a beautiful gate… much better looking than any other gate I’ve ever seen… everyone (especially other dog owners with gates) always comments on that.(4) The doorway in the middle – the doggy-doorway – is perfect for letting them get in/out whenever they want (if I want them too)… I have their puppy pad on my kitchen floor… so when I’m home and they can wander my entire place, this door allows them to go in/out of the kitchen to use their puppy pad.That said, due to the height of this fence, it would not work for a much bigger dog (ie, a lab, even a lab puppy)… however it would probably work for any dog under 20 lbs and even dogs with short, stocky build (ie, a bulldog).

handicapped shopper says:

Oops, too big and for INDOORS ONLY I needed a gate to restrict my elderly German Shepherd from getting through while allowing my 22 lb. Cavachon free access. All the other gates had doors for very small animals, but this door was perfect! It is beautiful and functional. My only request to the company was that they make one for OUTSIDE use. This is for use indoors only. You don’t read that until you open it and read the instructions for installation. I needed one for my deck. But, being that this was the only one I could find, I am using it outdoors. I am back to purchase another for indoor use.UPDATE:I had purchased the Richell Wood Pet Sitter Gate and it was exactly what I needed, though it is a “step over” rather than a “walk through.” I found, however, that ITS opening is TOO big. My 110 lb. German Shepherd, frightened by a distant thunderstorm, squeezed her way through it, climbed the stairs that could have killed her, and was whining at the side of my bed, not once, but three times! Now I have to lock the RIchell gate because it is unsafe for my purpose, and, maybe yours as well.