Recommendations please for treat bags/pouches for training classes

[Nicki]

Please could you let me know what treat bags or pouches you have found good for small treats for using in training classes?

Tommy just started classes again , hopefully no more :dogwlk: ....:shock:

My fish4 dogs treat bag has died

http://www.fish4dogs.com/Uploads/ProductImages/treats-pouch-500px.jpg?i=93c68597-6c02-4cfa-96a9-f87944e1dd15 the tie to close the bag came out and I can't resurrect it! I don't really want to order another one as I don't like the treats that come with them anyway.




I like a bag with some sort of closure - there seem to be some around with velcro "lids"? Are these any good?



Also a good strong clip to attach it to me - I like that about the fish4dogs one. Rather than just a hook which are usually thin plastic and don't last.



Any recommendations gratefully received - thank you :)

[Lani]

I got a great one at a petstore by the shore, but I don't know who made it. I too was looking for one that I really liked and sorely disappoined by what I was finding. I purchased a couple on etsy but was not happy with what I found. This one, you just squeeze the "pouch" and out comes little treats (I use kibble as treats)>

I'll search tonight and see if I can find it online. It's pretty nifty. :)

[Soushiruiuma]

Rock climbers keep small pouches at their waist for dispensing chalk (chalk bags). They are often quite attractive, and sturdy. You may find something in that category.

[HollyDolly]

These are cool

http://www.zazzle.co.uk/cavalier+aprons

They have pockets for holding treats.

Nanette

[Lani]

Found it! I love this one - it is so easy to get the treats out:

http://www.pawsdownpets.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=21&zenid=761a5d04e844cce7444919d94b2f717b