Review on 🐶 Convenient PERRAMA Dog Treat Bag with Clicker, Collapsible Food Bowl, and Reflective Straps - Ideal Training Pouch for Small and Large Dogs by Alicia Thomas

I started an intensive training session with my special needs dog and a trainer used by my vet behaviorist. My dog is 1 year and 9 months old - a purebred Miniature Schnauzer. He was great with ME during the time I had him, but in many other situations he was a nightmare. I did group training with him; We were kicked out because it was too loud and disruptive. I paid a personal trainer to come to my house for hour-long sessions. Complete waste of money; I didn't even book 6 of the 10 sessions I paid for. I sent it to Plank and Train. Two weeks of intense training at a $5,000 home dog trainer. I was desperate. Long story short, my dog went to the vet in the ER for 10 days almost immediately after training, and between that time and recovery time at home, his new commands and lack of follow-up care went straight down the toilet. m in the office of a veterinary behaviorist. They offer training. Very expensive training, but I have to try something. I'm not giving up on my dog. At every training session we attend, our trainer (Susie) uses a training belt when working with my pup. It seemed that her commands and corrections became more "smooth". I'm willing to do anything in my power to make this workout work. I looked around for a training bag on my belt. I received it the next day. I put my belt on before we go for a walk. I like to have a treat-filled snack-sized zippered bag in my bag (simply because I don't want to leave any crumbs in the bag). The pouch has many pockets; an elastic band to hold a treat if you'd rather use the larger section for something else, such as a treat B. a collapsible water bowl. As we walk, I have enough room in my pocket to slip my hand in, grab a treat, and seduce my pup when he starts growling at passers-by. The strap is easily adjustable but locks into place at any length you like. A bonus collapsible water bowl, poop bags, and a training clicker make great "gifts." You'll never find a "belt bag" that useful until you start using useful commands while you're away from home. This is a great tool.