DexasPets Pooch Pouch Flexible Dog Treat/Training Treat Clip Pouch, Pro Blue

Bigger than I expected and so I tend not to use it. It's a good product, just not quite what I wanted.

Very happy with this! It is very easy to clean unlike the fabric ones you can clip it to any pant that you wear the treats do not fall out when you’re running around with your dog awesome! Def buy it

This pouch is easy to use and holds a good amount of treats. The same feature, though is both a positive and negative - it’s really easy to get to the treats but yet the opening allows for a lot of treats to fall out.

Good product for training. Hooks on to pocket or waist band. No belt to wear.

I carried an earlier version of this pouch for a several years but the original belt clip came off and I fixed it back on with a pop-rivet and washer after only a few weeks of ownership. Even then, the pouch would come off my belt occasionally. However, the pouch was great at keeping treats and was easy to dispense so I persisted in using it. Now a few years later, the silicon recently became torn at one end of the slot. So I ordered a replacement that just arrived. The attachment of the belt clip to the pouch is much bigger and stronger and the clip has been redesigned to hold onto the belt better. It looks like I won't have to do any repairs very soon. I'll revisit the stars after I use it for a few weeks.

This pouch is the best I’ve seen for keeping treats inside your jacket pocket - as opposed to hanging them from your belt. I don’t like a bag hanging off of my belt. They flop around when running or playing with the dog. If you don’t close them securely after each treat, the treats may pop out into the grass, distracting other dogs during training. And they look dorky.I’m usually wearing a jacket or vest or hoodie or windbreaker or some kind of coat with pockets when I go outside with my dogs. So why not just keep the treats in my jacket pocket? Well, all treats seem to have fat or oil in them, and that stains the pocket and transfers the smell of the food to my clothing. Not good. I use low-carb treats like cheese, hot dog slices, chicken heart slices, beef chunks etc. which are healthier and the dogs love them - they are more motivated than with cookies or kibbles (which also contain oil that stains clothing). This silicon pouch is just the right solution.The pouch is exactly the right size for my pocket. I just took off the belt-hanger plastic piece (it was easy). The silicon is also just the right thickness - thin enough to be lightweight, not bulky, and flexible; but thick enough to maintain its shape. The slit opening is perfect: your fingers easily push through it to pick a treat, yet it closes securely when you withdraw your fingers so that no treats bounce out.The silicon is also very easy to clean, and treats don’t stick to it. With my other bags, the cheese slices often stuck to the material and I had to scrape them out. Not with this pouch.I highly recommend this product as a pocket pouch. The makers should advertise it as such, not as a belt-hanging pouch.

This treat holder is a decent size; not too big, but not too small. It feels nice and sturdy, and is a silicone type texture, so it doesn't get all gross and is easy to clean. It has a clip on the back to clip it onto your pants or belt. Great quality for the price!

Easy to clean, sturdy, and holds treats well.

I'm a service dog puppy raiser, and have to use a lot of greasy kibble as training rewards. The grease has soaked through every other (fabric) treat bag I've ever tried, but this one, being made of silicone, is marvellous! No more grease stained clothes. No more rancid smelling treat bags. Result!It is very easy to access the treats, my hand slips in and out very quickly and easily.It's super easy to transfer the bag from my waist bag to my jeans, it clips on and off quickly, meaning I can always have the pouch of treats on hand to catch my pup doing good things.I have had to teach my pup not to try to take treats herself as she could easily nudge it off my waist bag - this is easy, just look up the bucket game if you're not sure how to do it.

This is the perfect item to use particularly when training. My husband uses it on his belt, I actually slip it inside a bum bag. We have a large and very exuberant 9 month old Vizsla puppy and struggled to have treats ready to access - when bending down to attend to pup; they were falling out of my bag and defeated training objectives. This is such a good idea - you can quickly / easily slip your fingers in to retrieve treats and no falling out when you are bending or struggling to control. Silicone means easy to clean - so no matter if you use kibble or more greasy sausages etc.. would highly recommend...

Absolute rubbish,It is sturdy and does look good, easy to clean too! However they claim "treats will not fall out" and "ideal for puppy training", "on the go" and again "treats do not fall out"If you meander alone it would be fine, but anything more than that, like a trading class, total disaster! treats ended up all over the floor, in a field they are not easy to find which results in disrupting the whole class, every other dog was now too busy trying to retrieve treats and not listening to anything else! Thanks a plastic sandwich bag works better!!

Excellent design - in use, clips securely to belt, but also easy to remove. Container itself is silicon and flexible, with the right degree of stiffness. Easy access through the split top - just slip your fingers through the opening to the treats - one handed use is easy.. I use it with home made liver cake which is soft and you wouldn't want in a pouch that can't be rinsed after use.

Handy pouch for dog treats. Fits a good amount and is easy to clean. Easy to fit your hand in (and out) and keeps the treats in well unless you jump around a lot. Only gripe is the clip isn't very strong so it has fallen off my belt/trousers a few times. I tend to keep it in my pocket and it's great for that.