I used this to keep my cats from going under our porch. Works perfectly. Flexible enough to "mold" as needed, but also stiff enough to keep them from getting through.

We have a problem with rabbits and this fence seems to deter them from eating my annuals. It doesn't take away from the beauty of the flowers. The fence is pliable enough to bend to the shape of the garden.

Very good fencing. Just what you'd think it is. Don't know how durable it is with wind and wather, so didn't go 5 stars, but it's white and makes a nice long border fence along the part of my yard I refuse to mow. Now to plant wildflowers.

it is a light gauge wire so use care when putting it into the ground . you have to guide it down at the bottom and not push it from the top. I also wove little posts/stakes through the fence and into the ground and it was much sturdier and easier to set up. worked for my dog but she only has 6" legs - but it worked!

This is exactly what we wanted; cheap, flexible enough but not without any strength, easy to clip, and weather resistant. It's down and dirty, just a 20' run of 3"h x 3.5"w open rectangles.
The image shown on the label is an art rendering; there is no fancy design to this fencing. Yes, you could bend the top wire of each opening into "steeple" shapes like that rendering shows, but it would be laborious -- and if any varmint tries to push through, it would give way with enough pressure and possibly let a critter through that you might not want to let through the fence. In our case we wanted to block feral cats from hiding under our low deck from being able to run out and grab birds feeding in our yard nearby.
It is perfect for our application. Easily cut a few pieces as necessary using a pair of pliers/snippers, pushing a couple inches into the sandy soil below. Also fastened the full length of that top wire to the base perimeter of our deck with a staple gun (had to do that or the top line had zero resistance).