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We ordered a dog fence from Perounet, which firstly arrived extremely late, but then the product we got was terrible. It did not look like the quality in the photo even remotely, the wood was chipped and burnt, and it was poorly built with not even nails but staples. This website is a fraud, do not buy from them! (Also since they took so long to deliver it was impossible to return the product). Do not use this website at all costs.
Just another shitty site impersonating a real shop. This person just forwards orders to a Chinese slave factory. How are they allowed to do this. Avoid like the plague.
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