Springer Dog Treat Pouch for Effort-Free Squeeze Dispensing – Easy-Fill, Food-Grade Silicone Treat Pouches for Pet Training – Includes Carabiner-Green

Simple idea, but hugely helpful
This thing is a great supplemental treat holder, especially for training. It’s nice if you’re using nasty smelly high value treats because you don’t need to stick your hand inside to grab them, plus you can actually wash it too. If your dog is totally out of control, then they’ll be able to knock treats out of it for themselves, but other than that it should work for just about anyone.I’m a little suspicious about the durability because I feel like the opening is already starting to loosen, after only a few weeks of use. But we’ve had some extreme temperatures so I’m going to give benefit of the doubt there, because it is still perfectly usable it just doesn’t hold the tiniest size treats.It won’t replace a regular treat pouch if you’re actively training a dog, because it’s too small to hold enough treats, but it’s really a great supplemental treat holder, especially helpful for separating high value treats.It’s also nice for dogs that you aren’t necessarily actively training but it’s almost never a bad idea to have some treats on hand during a walk, as you might want to reenforce a behavior or need a distraction or whatever, and this is simple and lightweight to clip onto a leash or belt loop and it takes up very little space.I think they are a bit overpriced for what they are, but so is everything lately so it’s hard to tell, plus I know there’s more that goes into an item beyond the end product that we see, so that’s a consideration too. But I think $7-8 would be an ideal price and if they go on sale I would likely buy a handful, for some friends and/or clients, and I would buy the other two colors for myself.I could see using the three of them together during one training class, clipping them to different belt loops and using them for different value treats.Overall, it’s a great supplemental tool for training and would recommend them to just about anyone with a dog. And if they do end up being durable over time, then that’s even better.

Excellent product and idea.
I love this treat dispenser, this is my second one, the first broke after a year of heavy use. It makes life much easier when walking and redirecting my pups from behaviors id like to discourage on walks. Other treat dispensers have zippers and are not as convenient or easy to use or access when you need them. It attaches to the leash, so you are never without your treats when you need them. No more forgetting the zip lock bag at home or pockets filled with crumbs. The only problem is if you over fill it or dont get it closed all the way you can have treat spillage. One particular walk my little boy was going nuts while I was trying to dispenser treats into my hand and treats went flying everywhere, everyone was happy except me, lol, but it did stop the behavior I was attempting to correct. When my last one broke, I swear it was a tragedy until the new one arrived. I highly recommend this for anyone doing training.

Great small treat pouch
Great size, easy to clean, easy to access treats, treats don’t fall out (even tiny treats for my 11 lb dog). Would have liked if pouch were half the size because I only ever fill it up 10-20% with treats, but no other pouches on Amazon were this small

Broke within weeks
The attaching ring snapped within a couple weeks of non-intensive use

If you do have a dog and want to use this as a treat dispenser, you are going to be disappointed. Once you squeeze it, all the treats come out; if you are too gentle, then nothing comes out… doesn’t work at all…