Training your dog often means heading outdoors or to the park with plenty of tools and treats in tow. Having a well-organised training bag makes these sessions smoother, less stressful, and more enjoyable for both you and your pup.
Before you think about what to pack, you’ll need something to carry it all in. While a simple container or tub can work, a dedicated training bag makes on-the-go sessions much easier and more organised. The best choice depends on the length of your training session and what motivates your dog.
In general, a good treat pouch or training bag should:
While the exact items you pack will depend on the type of training you’re doing, a few basics are always useful:
For quick training outings, a smaller bag like the Train n’ Treat Pouch works well. With space for poop bags, a clicker, treats, and a collapsible bowl, it keeps the essentials organised without weighing you down. The Train n’ Treat Kit is another handy option if you’d like a ready-made setup.
For longer or more regular training, the OG Training Treat Pouch gives you extra room. It has space for your own essentials (phone, keys, wallet) as well as dog gear like biodegradable poop bags, water, a clicker, and travel-sized toys. If you prefer not to pack items individually, the OG Training Kit includes the basics to get you started.
For all-day or more involved training, a larger bag like the Elite Trainer is a great fit. With multiple compartments, a magnetic front pouch for easy treat access, and space for toys, water, and personal essentials, it keeps everything organised. If you want an all-in-one option, the Elite Trainer Kit is designed to cover most training needs—just add your dog’s favourite treats.
Sometimes your dog’s highest-value rewards aren’t dry biscuits but wet or sticky treats. In those cases, a silicone insert like the Pro Trainer is a practical solution. Made from food-grade silicone, it prevents leaks and can be used on its own or as an insert in the OG and Elite Training Bags. After each session, it’s easy to remove, wash, and reuse—no more messy bags, single-use plastic containers, or ziplocs that risk spilling and creating waste.
No matter the length of your training session, being well-prepared helps you focus less on logistics and more on building a stronger bond with your dog.
