Pocket Sized Dog Treat Pouch - Treat Pouches for Pet Training - Small Dog Treat Pouch with Magnetic Closure - Dog Walking Treat Bag for Dog Traini...

The media could not be loaded. I work at a pet store and like to keep treats on hand for dogs that come visit. A traditional size treat pouch is too big and gets in the way, as a manager theres a few items I wear on my belt already and a whole treat pouch is just too much. This thing is perfect. The magnets are strong (as long as you don't overfill) and it holds a decent amount of treats. Even slightly bigger treats (1-2) it still holds maybe a dozen, or about 40-60 training treats depending on the size. Just enough for greeting dogs in the store or a single walk. It fits very comfortably on my belt I hardly know its there, even when moving around a lot. The loop on the back of the pouch is durable and I dont worry about it coming loose or breaking. I dont wear it with the carabiner but I did test it when I first got it and its a nice little carabiner that comes with it and I wouldnt worry about it failing either, it just clips nicely to your pants or bag.

It's very small, but just what I needed and works great for us! Oftentimes pouches are too big to get your fingers down to the bottom but too small to get your hand in. Or, are simply too big. When you want to carry 15-20 tiny treats (1.5 cal) and 4 or so standard "training" size (3-4 cal) treats, this is perfect. Plus, easy open with 1 hand (non dominant) and magnet closes it right up.

The other reviews are right: this thing is small. Like, tiny. But sometimes tiny is what you need! I wanted something small enough to keep in my pocket for those unexpected moments when a treat is needed like, when someone knocks on the door and Little Dude doesnt start barking his head off. Positive reinforcement works wonders in training, but it has to be immediate, and running across the room to grab a treat takes too long. So something like this pouch is perfect for the occasional reward. It slips easily into a front pocket with no bulk or weight. Theres also a loop on the back (4th picture) in case you want to wear it on a belt. I carry it in my pocket all day long and often forget its there until I need to pull out a treat, which I can do in a literal second. In the second photo, you can see the pouch loaded with kibble. There is a line of magnets just below the white stitching on both sides. Strong enough to keep the pouch closed, but easy to separate with just a finger or two. The third picture shows what the pouch will hold: in my case, either a handful of regular sized kibble OR several puffed Charlee Bear treats. (The dime is for size reference.) This is not a bag you want take to the park for a full training session; you need a larger pouch for that. But for those impromptu training moments throughout the day, this is perfect. The only thing I wish it had is a more coated lining to repel any food oils. But the inner fabric is a pretty rugged, canvas-like material, and I expect Ill be able to scrub it clean when the need arises.

This little treat bag is great. Magnets are really nice and treats are easily reached.It would be nice if the interior was an air impermeable membrane so the treats dont dry out. I think you could still do that using magnets, which are so easy to use.

I bought this small treat pouch thinking it was big enough from the dimensions given and using my ruler to see it. It turned out to be a little small even though I have small/medium hands, for quick training access. But its great to tuck away in my bag or car. I bought the next size up for training and its just right. On both the magnetic closure is strong enough to hold well and still releases easy enough for quick access. They are well made and sturdy. I happy with the purchase.