Doggone Good! Rapid Reward Pouch w/Free Belt Strap Buy Directly from Manufacturer
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The Rapid Rewards Training Pouch is designed for pet owners and dog/animal trainers with loads of features. It is great for anyone who wants top flight gear, with a roomy main compartment and features that can be used during training, outings, and anything that comes up while enjoying life with dogs/pets/animals. Includes Waist Belt Features include: Magnetic closure with cord pull for quick open/close operation Roomy main compartment, ergonomically shaped, with gray interior lining for better visibility Inside jackpot pocket (5.5″ W x 3.25″ H) with velcro closure to store high value treats or separate any item you want in the main pocket Two side pockets with a waste-bag dispenser feature (one side only), fits clickers, small leads and more Zippered back compartment is roomy enough for cell phones, keys, credit cards and more Belt clip and belt loops allow you to choose multiple ways to wear your pouch (belt not included) D-ring attachments let you attach gear with carabiners, snaps and more Roomy front pocket with velcro closure Made of durable 600 denier polyester (“backpack”) material We have been known for our treat bags since we first opened our doors. Our newest training pouch, the Rapid Rewards treat and training pouch, has features that make it useful for reward training and also great for park outings, walks to the coffee house, hikes and more. It is a mini-pack with loads of versatility that will give you years of service. Magnetic opening and gusseted main pocket make it easy to get in and out of quickly and quietly. You can use your arm to close the bag, leaving your hand free for rewarding your dog. Attaches to a belt or waistband with our custom-made molded belt clip that is beefy and has a strong positive grip (unlike most belt clips found on gear), as well as belt loops to attach to a waist belt
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 7.3 x 1 inches; 5.93 ounces
Item model number : 05152015_1920
Date First Available : March 19, 2015
Manufacturer : Doggone Good!
ASIN : B00UXM2DO6
Magnetic closure with pull tab for easy open/close
Roomy main compartment, ergonomically shaped, with gray interior lining for better visibility
Inside jackpot pocket (5.5″ W x 3.25″ H) with velcro closure to store high value treats or separate any item you want in the main pocket
Zippered back compartment is roomy enough for cell phones, keys, credit cards and more
Made of durable 600 denier polyester (“backpack”) material
Customers say
Customers like the treat pouch for its roomy design and build quality. They mention it has enough space in the zipper pockets on the outside to hold their cell phones. Some appreciate the magnetic closure, saying it’s easy to clean.
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Amazon Customer –
Long Time Usage
I have been using this type of pouch from this company for a very long time. I use it daily in working or training dogs. I can highly recommend it. Study, well sewn, stays together through heavy usage. Washes well in the washing machine. There is a secret zippered pouch in the back. I keep a Halti/Gentle Leader in it. The side pocket will work for a roll of plastic bad. A little tough with new rolls, but quickly becomes easier after 3 bags are torn off. The magnetic close pouch is to me, the main reason for using the bag. It is a very strong magnet. But reaching for treats can still be done with one hand. Will easily hold a cup of treats/kibbles. More if you have to. A second pocket is inside inside. I have no use for it and kibbles fall into it. But easy to reach in and pull out of the main pocket or the side pocket with out looking. I end up buying new ones as they fade, and give the older ones away. As I am a K9 handler for Search and Rescue, the bright Orange color is important for the image portrayed. I get about a year of daily usage out of one.
BdHooten –
Best. Treat. Pouch. Ever.
Only need one hand to open/close due to the magnet. The secondary pocket inside the main pocket is great for “high value” treats. Can hold a roll of poop bags with a slot to dispense them. Large zippered pocket in back to carry some hand sanitizer wipes, a caribiner clip, house key, whatever.I’ve purchased probably 6 of these over the years – not because they wear out (heavens no!)……but because they are so dang durable the outer colored fabric eventually starts looking grungy with your hand oils, dogs nose drippings,etc. Would replace it every 18 months or so – just to “freshen it up”. But never had anything break/tear/malfunction – ever.Ended up buying an extra one just to use on therapy visits – so it stayed clean and more presentable looking.The 1″ webbing waist strap is nice, but wasn’t functional for me due to different seasons of wearing pants, insulated pants, thin shorts, etc – so I ended up buying an elastic 1.5″ wide “tactical” belt. Comfy as heck, even allowed me to pull the treat pouch down a bit so it sat on my hip rather than waist so it was always available and not under my coat.The US Army has done tons of dog studies with their training programs for military dogs – and they found you have 1.1 seconds to affirm your dogs behavior (good or bad) – otherwise their mind looses the ability to correlate their action with the praise/correction and you can no longer praise/correct the dog. Its a small window of reaction time you have for their brain to connect your praise/correction – and having a treat pouch that you can get into without looking, one-handed with TWO pockets available – makes training that much better.After discovering this pouch – I shared it with all our dog friends. Over half in our group ordered one once they saw all the functionality it had!
Casey –
Durable treat pouch
I love this treat pouch. I am a service dog handler and I basically use this as a purse. I like the magnetic closure — oddly, the magnets don’t quite line up perfectly, but it still works. I keep treats in a plastic baggie in the main compartment. There is enough room in the other pockets for me to keep the following items: my dog’s rabies tag, a roll of poop bags, clean-up wipes, tissues, lip balm, my medication, a light to put on my dog’s collar at night, ADA cards, info cards about my service dog, and some emergency information. I will also toss my keys in there when we go out. It’s a durable little bag that holds everything I need and provides easy access to training treats.My one complaint is the poop bag dispenser — the pocket tapers near the bottom and is just not quite big enough for a full roll of bags. I can stuff it in there but then it’s really hard to pull the bags through. My solution to this is just not to use the little slot — when I need a bag, I take the whole roll out, tear one off, and tuck it back in. Pretty easy.
Matthew C –
Perfect for my needs
I love this pouch. It seems high quality so far, but Iâve only been using it for a month, so time will tell.Functionally it is perfect for me! I keep waste bags in the side pocket thatâs made for waste bags, and an extra roll of bags in the opposite side pocket. My clicker and whistle are in a loop of paracord in the front Velcro pocket. My leash goes in the back zipper pocket that was likely designed for the waist belt that I donât use. In the main pocket I put a Stasher brand 1 cup bowl. Itâs a reusable sealabe ziplock type silicone bag that I keep the treats (Biljac lilâ jack) in to keep them fresh, and keep the bag clean. Also in the main pocket is a Velcro pouch that I keep individually packaged wet wipes in.Itâs great being able to grab the pouch and know that I have everything I need and itâs all organized.I have a small 15lb dog. If you have a larger dog, it may be more difficult to fit the larger treats in the Stasher bag, and to fit the leash in the zipper pocket. It of course depends on the size and style of the leash.One thing I dislike is how the clip turns out. It sometimes digs into my hip. Sometimes Iâll clip it to my pocket instead, but then the pouch is lower. If you use the waist belt, it may not be an issue. Iâm thinking of putting a little padding on the clip to see if that helps.