🐕 Doggone Good Deluxe Dog Training Bag with Belt for Rapid Rewards Review

I am very happy with this purchase. This item has so many pockets that it looks like some of my Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bags. You can see the bag's poop roll being placed in the side pocket. A little tight with the new role, but it works. My clicker fits comfortably in another side pocket. The back zip pocket fits my Samsung S3 when I squeeze it. You can also just put it in the velcro front pocket (but not closed). I like the magnet closure on the top of the bag. The dog does not hear him…

This training bag is great. While browsing I actually first bought one as a basic drawstring pouch (fur, messing around with the drawstring isn't ideal so I just leave it open, but if we train the heel in at different speeds my goodies fly apart. and I can don't close them or I can't easily access them without a break) and buy them later when I want to make sure I can wash one and cook another. but now my husband and I only use that. The way the bag folds allows for quick access to treats while

Before I bought this treat bag, I took a close look at it and I was very satisfied. The bag is well made, attractive and has enough pockets to be very useful. Of course, all treat bags come with treats; but this also has a small pocket for poop bags, a second small pocket for another small item (clicker, whistle, etc.), a zipped pocket for a wallet or phone, and a velcro pocket. The treat compartment is large enough to hold standard treats for a couple of days for two labs or a hard day's…

I've had several types of bags for treats or balls that somehow attach to your waist. This one is definitely the best. I can fit enough treats into the main compartment to last multiple sessions of strong positive reinforcement. The big advantage for me is the magnetic locking function. I was skeptical at first, but I can load almost a pound of semi-dry training kibble all the way to the top and it still closes properly. The bag has a strong closure, but is easy to open even with gloves in…

I am a professional dog trainer and I have used several bags on the market. In my opinion the competition between treat bags boils down to this and the Petsafe branded treat bag. There are several differences. Bag Shape/Size: As with other reviewers, speed is important when training dogs. The PS bag is big enough that I found that in order to get the treats out of it, I had to either fill the Petsafe bag almost to the brim, which meant I had to add a lot more treats than I could ever fit in one