[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Dig Defence No-Dig Large Animal Barrier is 10 L X 32 W in size and comes in a pack of 4 metal barriers. It is made out of thick heavy metal its not thin stuff and it will keep your dog no matter what size from digging where you don't want them to. It can be very sturdy once pushed into the ground and will keep your dog away from digging in gardens , flower beds or around bushes etc when you want to keep them out of certain areas. it would have been nice to have more than four of them but they work really well. This has kept the local ground hog from digging under my porch like it has a habit of doing which I love . its really easy to set up and has a decent sized area coverage. I am definitely going to get more of these to cover a bigger area to keep the ground hogs of certain areas they love to dig big holes under. This really is an amazing product that I never knew about . For installation you only need a hammer and gloves to get it in the ground. Its stays upright and does not get pushed down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These no dig barriers are really heavy duty. i got it to use around my bunny pen. He has a couple places he's been trying to dig out. My ground has been too hard to get it set up, but i'm really impressed with how heavy duty these are. They are very strong and would prevent even a dog/coyote from digging in. They are thicker/stronger than i was expecting. You'll need a rubber mallet to pound it into the ground. There are not points on the ends so it doesn't push into the soil easily. Still, very good product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We, too, have a digger-dog. We love her, just not her desire for digging. We've tried cayenne pepper and other barriers with limited success, so we turned to the Dig Defender. The Dig Defender seems to be the deterrent we needed all along. It's sturdy and long enough to block a good section of area, and easy to install (for the most part). That said, the only thing I really don't like, is the 'spikes' are flat instead of angled. They went in easily in soft grass, but were a struggle to install in drier, hard patches. Regardless, the Dig Defender are the best solution we've found to date and recommend you get some too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This fence has done a great job preventing digging under our chain link fence. We were having a problem with our dogs digging under the fence to try to get the neighbor's dog's ball or toy, so we tried this. It is sturdy, easy to install, and does exactly what it describes. I would recommend this to someone who is having a problem with their dog digging and tearing up their yard at the perimeter. I am pleased with the results and will continue using the fencing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are just what I needed! My inside dog doesn't dig out when she is in the yard, she actually dug IN to come live with us as she was a stray and decided we looked like a good home, or maybe it was the tasty treats we fed her that enticed her to stay! Nonetheless, this keeps OUT the critters that love to come in my back yard (i.e. possums, raccoons, skunks, etc...) to eat the feral cat food I put out for my TNSR (trap, neuter, spay, release) colony. Our wooden fence has places that are worn away at the bottom, and these make a great barrier to fill in those gaps. The cats (and possums, I found out) can crawl over the fence unlike the skunks (they haven't learned yet, thank goodness! :) I feel certain these would work beautifully for pets (dogs) that like to dig OUT of the fence, or try to squeeze through the bars of an iron fence. Just make sure you get the right size and drive them into the ground about 5", and you'll be good to go. Or stay! :O)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have a blue heeler pup that can dig from our yard to the neighbors in a matter of minutes. We had to do something. In the past I used to use chicken wire, buried just below the dirt or tucked under the fence to prevent dogs from digging. However, these barriers worked well and were easy to use. They worked as they should. A little bit of work to get them in place but once it was set up, everything was good to go.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far so good. Our chickens haven't been eaten. We put these around the coop and so far our chickens have been safe. I'm so happy I found these. I definitely recommend these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for keeping rabbits out of the garden. Anchor it in the dirt at the base of the fence. If it is a wire fence you can tie the top of it to the fence with pieces of wire.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a dog that likes to dig by my back fence. I put this up and it worked great. It stops him from digging to the other side. It is very sturdy and works well.