[peachygeorgia]

I saw this one gaining some popularity, I plan to order it myself to try it out, like the simplicity and the easy to clean factor, I hate the cinch ones!

RoyalCare Silicone Dog Treat Pouch-Small Training Bag-Portable Dog Treat Bag for Leash with Magnetic Closure and Waist Clip[US Design Patent] https://a.co/d/hMagKye

 

[Rosebud99]

I know one thats been gaining popularity thats silicone and has a magnet that holds it together,

I've seen that one online. Personally I don't like the "feel" of silicone anything....just me.

 

[peachygeorgia]

I've seen that one online. Personally I don't like the "feel" of silicone anything....just me.

Ah, im the same, but I figured it'd be worth suffering through since it seems so useful LOL

 

[Rosebud99]

Ah, im the same, but I figured it'd be worth suffering through since it seems so useful LOL

Let us know what you think you get one.

 

[Emilia C]

Looked it up. Think it will be a bit small for my hands.

Yeah it is a bit on the smaller size but I like it for me as I find quite simple but defiantly interesting in updating if other owners are recommending a better product I also use an apron Redline K9 Tracking and Training Apron

 

[Rosebud99]

I like the idea of an apron. That will work down the line. Right now with working on the basics Frankie pays too much attention to the treat bag if I have it in front or on my side. That's why I want one that would be easy to dig into with it against my back, further away from his nose, lol.

 

[Rosebud99]

I'm still undecided on a treat bag. I just did a little "test" with a small cross body bag I have. Based on that, the most comfortable opening for me for a treat pouch would be 6" wide. Online description rarely specify the size of the opening. If anyone has one with that size opening I'd love to hear,

 

[Buckelke]

LOL! But where do you keep the bag....

in the cupboard. The one Duke takes everyone to.

 

[Cassidy's Mom]

i have these…

• Ruffwear Treat Trader
• Doggone Good Rapid Rewards
• Petsafe Treat Pouch (hinge)

of the three, the only one i love is Doggone Good Rapid Rewards…

I feel the same about the Doggone Good treat bag. I've used many over the years, mostly the hinge type (and yes, the hinges seem to have a short life), this is the only one I've returned to and purchased again.

What I love:
Plenty of room for a lot of treats, and also big enough to stash a ball on a rope.
Side pockets - I put a clicker in one and poop bags in the other.
Front pocket is just large enough to carry my ID and a credit card.
Inside pocket separate from the treats fits my cell phone.
Back hidden zipper pocket - I stash an emergency $20 bill and trail maps here, plus a couple of individually wrapped hand wipes.

 

[AKD]

I got one of these, its a chalk bag but works great as a treat bag and looks cool too

Halcon Chalk Bag - Del Día

The Halcon comes with all the features you’d expect in a premium chalk bag—a structured rim opening for easy access, adjustable drawstring closure, a soft fleece interior, and an elastic brush loop—and adds some very nice details. The body-facing side of the bag features an elastic mesh pocket...

www.cotopaxi.com

 

[Rosebud99]

I read somewhere else about chalk bags. Forgot to look at those.

 

[JolynnGood]

I totally get your struggle with finding the perfect treat pouch – it can be a real challenge. From your description, it sounds like you want something super convenient and reliable. Have you considered checking out https://www.interplas.com? They have a variety of options, and you might find one that fits your criteria perfectly. I personally haven't used one with a magnet closure, but it sounds like a great idea for quick access to treats. The wider-than-high design also makes total sense for easy reach.

 

[car2ner]

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I've tried lining my own pockets with a plastic bag. Sadly not many of my pants or shirts have decent pockets. I used a shirt pocket once. That worked well but now each time I wear that shirt the dogs hope for rewards

 

[LuvShepherds]

My favorite ones are washable. I just had to throw out an old treat bag because it got moldy inside and I couldn’t wash it.