Dog Treat Bags

Treat Bags and Other Supplies

When training dogs, there are a few key factors to remember. One of the most important is that dogs respond best to reward-based training. The easiest way to ensure that you can reward your dog when training the animal is to make sure you include a treat bag in your dog supplies. The more training you do, the more dog treat bags and other supplies you need.

What matters most for a treat bag are features like accessibility and durability. A good bag will fasten directly to your belt so you only need one hand to dispense the treat. It will also close securely so none of the treats fall out while you're training your dog. One-handed operation is key.

A high-end dog treat bag is going to have multiple compartments along with the basic closure and belt fastener. That way you can put your treats in one compartment, tennis balls in another, and perhaps a clicker in a third. Some even have a side pocket for quick access to bags for dog waste. With a D ring on the outside, you can attach your whistle so you can reach it in a matter of moments.

One reason to use a treat bag is for agility training. When you pick up agility training and other supplies, don't forget the treat bag. Agility training tools include everything from weave poles to tunnels. The whole point is to get the dog moving well and under control, and positive treat reinforcement helps a lot.

While training matters a lot, you also need to take care of your dog. Nail clippers and other supplies will help you keep your dog happy, healthy, and well groomed throughout your training process. The nail clippers will also help things like agility tunnels and even treat bags last longer because nails aren't ripping them.