Dog Treat Pouch for Training & Walking, Pet Treat Bag with Poop Bag Dispenser, Pro Clicker, Collapsible Travel Bowl & Reflective Shoulder Strap - Black/Green

I started some intense training involving my "Special Needs Dog" and the trainer used at my Veterinary Behaviorist. My dog is one year, 9 months old - pure bred Miniature Schnauzer. During this time that I've had him, he's been amazing with ME, but a nightmare in many other situations.I've done group training classes with him; we got thrown out because he was too loud and disruptive. I paid for a private trainer to come to my home for one-hour sessions. Complete waste of money; I didn't even book 6 out of the 10 sessions I paid for. I sent him to a "Board and Train". Two weeks of intensive training at a dog trainers home, for $5k. I was desperate. Long story short, my dog ended up in an Emergency Vet for 10 days almost immediately following the training, and between that and recovery time at home, his new commands and lack of follow-up flushed right down the toilet.Last shot, I'm back at the Veterinary Behaviorists office. They offer training. Very expensive training, but I've gotta try something... I refuse to give up on my dog.Every training session we attend, our trainer (Suzy) uses a training pouch-belt while working with my pup. It seemed to keep her commands and corrections more "fluid". I'm willing to do whatever I've got to do to make this training work. I did some searching for a training pouch on a belt. I got this one the next day.I click the belt on before we go for walks. I like to keep a snack sized ziploc bag filled with treats inside the pouch (just because I don't want crumbs in the pouch). The pouch has numerous pockets; an elastic band that could hold the treats, should you prefer to use the large section for something else, such as the collapsible water dish.While we walk, I have plenty of room in the pouch to shove my hand in there, grab a treat, and entice my pup should he start growling at passer-byers. The belt is easily adjustable, yet locks at the length you leave it. The bonus collapsible water bowl, poopie bags and training clicker are lovely "gifts" to receive.Overall, this is a fantastic aid to a simple "Dog Walk". Never would you find a 'fanny pack' so helpful until you start using helpful commands while you're out. It's a great tool.

When looking for a beginner friendly pouch for my pooch, I did a lot of looking around to see what may be worth my time. Now that I've used the PERRAMA bag, I can safely say I'm happy with the quality, build, and usefulness of the item. It holds a good amount of treats for walking, the clicker is a nice addition that came with it, as well as the bowl for water and food, the additional poop bag dispenser is very handy in emergencies, and I can't recommend it more for the price point.It's a good value deal for all the bells and whistles.

We love this treat bag. This is what we would call "The Swiss Army Knife of Treat Bags". We ordered two! A bit of a background. We lost our two furry companions within the past three years. We raised them as puppies and both lived to an age of 12 years old, both terriers. We decided to get a puppy terrier again, an Irish Terrier. We're busy training her.This training/treat bag has all the things we need to train and engage our Irish terrier, though only 9 months old, she's already 20 inches in height so the bag is perfect for training/rewarding. The bag has belt/waste clips , totally awesome. I use the shoulder strap that came with it. It also comes with a waist strap for that 80s look if you do not want to belt clip or use the shoulder strap. Lots of options to carry this treat bag. We use the collapsible water dish all the time. It comes with a clicker for those into click training. We do not use click training, instead we use hand signals and two verbal commands for recall and release; still having a clicker for those who are into click training can benefit from this . We love the colour, the material used, the netting on the side, even has a zipper pocket as well. AND... the shoulder strap is reflectorized.We strongly recommend this treat bag. Get one. You will love it.

It definitely does the job, you can store multiple rolls of bags in the back zipper pocket made for easy pullout through a silicone insert.The bowl is small in diameter, but it keeps the guys from over drinking after a solid workout.Reflective Shoulder strap is made of a nice material that allows the reflective strip to actually work properly. The belt clip is quality as well. The wrap around belt has places to insert in the back in a cross weave pattern, so any belt would work.Clicker - it’s bright and easy to use, although I think it might break down pretty easy with use. My Border Collie/Pit Bull Terrier needs more of a distracting sound with his attention span so I discontinued use.Front pouch and mesh pouch are large enough to store the essentials when going out just for your K9 companion. Although a iPhone 7+ won’t fit easily with a case.Treat Compartment - the plastic spring loaded cinch is sturdy even with constant use. The inside is a thin nylon type of material that wipes clean.My only problem with this pouch is it’s overall size. Each compartment has honestly too much room, in result the bag hangs really low and makes it hard to not be totally obvious for the keen K9.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, especially at the price point. The sellers and owners of the company even wrote me a welcome message to make sure me and my pup were enjoying it. They also sent the immediate link to their Dog Training Guide in PDF format. It was overall a good read as well. I would honestly buy almost any product from this company now simply because of excellent communication.I have not been compensated in any way for this review. Just my honest opinion as I sit with my pup.