1. Family zoning management:

In the family environment, wooden indoor dog gate fences are widely used. For families with babies, it can separate the dog’s activity area from the baby’s play space to prevent the dog from accidentally bumping into the baby while playing. It can also prevent the baby from contacting the dog’s toys, food bowls and other items to ensure hygiene and safety.

2. Training and restricted space:

When training the dog to urinate and defecate at a fixed point, the fence can circle a specific area and place the dog toilet to let the dog know where is the right place to defecate. And when the owner is busy and can’t always take care of the dog, confining the dog in the fence can prevent it from destroying furniture, chewing wires, etc., and protect the safety of home items.

3. Pet rest area creation:

Set the fence in a quiet corner, put a soft mat and the dog’s favorite toys, and form an independent rest area. Wood materials give the dog a warm and natural feeling, allowing it to rest in its own little world without being disturbed by the outside world, which helps the dog develop good living habits.