Review on 🐾 2 Pack Dog Treat Pouches by STMK - Convenient Dog Training Pouch with Waist & Shoulder Strap, Versatile 3-in-1 Wear, Ideal for Carrying Toys, Kibble, and Treats during Dog Walking, Training, Puppy Training (Grey and Black) by Michelle Spencer

After my previous treat bag was worn out through a lot of use, I wanted to find a replacement. I loved my newest bag so I wanted to make something as close to this design as possible. This fits my criteria as the design is almost identical - * and * are two packs - I have all sorts of uses for two bags as we work out all the time and it would be really good to keep food and treats off of them. my bags because my bait bag wasn't comfortable. These bags are roomy. I use a liter freezer bag as a liner so I don't have to clean or rinse the bag much. Sometimes I use different squirrels as treats and it can be messy so the extra protection keeps my bags in place and attracts wild animals (ha ha ha). The mesh pocket is great for my Treat 'n Train (indoors) whistle, tweeter and remote control; I use the zippered pocket for lip balm, keys, phone, and anything else I don't want to lose in class or on a hike with my dogs. The main area is big enough for lots of rewards - I train lots of life skills with two dogs and they have portions of their daily training food so I need lots of space. It's big enough that you might have pocket space to keep cheese, egg whites and dry foods separate (although a trio of silicone sleeves would be AMAZING for that). The zipped compartment on the back holds bin liners but is large enough to hold other items as well (it all depends on how many you have elsewhere). The belt clip seems sturdy, but I mostly use it as a shoulder bag as I sometimes use the leash hands-free. My only criticism is that I'm not happy with the way the tip works. In this bag it goes through the canvas portion of the bag making the closure/top bulky and I prefer on my previous bag that the lining extends beyond the canvas for a stronger and much less bulky closure. This isn't a deal breaker and I expect it to close easier and soften as the fabric wears down and softens. Nevertheless, this bag is not only suitable for dog or horse training! I found it handy to hold my pruning shears, gloves and water while we cleared our footpaths and I see this as useful for any scenario where you need to carry things in a utilitarian way. I am very happy with this purchase and will come back to my review after wearing these bags long enough to credibly report my experience of their strength and durability.