Tuff Mutt Treat Pouch

We just started taking my puppy out on the street & this has made my life infinitely easier. He has to go out so many times a day, and I was struggling to hold treats, poop bag, keys, phone, etc. each time especially because women’s clothes rarely have pockets (not to mention having a grip on his leash at the same time!). This is a great product! The poop bag side can fit an extra roll for backup & there is a zipper pouch on the opposite side that can fit my iphone (although it does stick out a little). Cinch for treats is super easy. It fits A LOT of treats - far more space than we usually need!

It is constructed of durable materials and offers multiple means of carrying it. You can use the strap as a belt, or a shoulder strap, or you can use the belt clip. The liner is smooth, heavy nylon and the drawstring secures any kibbles or treats you may be carrying. The cleanup bags are a little small for 100 lbs dogs, but are well made. Getting the bags started thru the opening was a little hard, but once in, they pulled out one at a time. It is a good buy.

I purchased this hoping it would fit around my waist which it did. If you are a bit over the 42 inches, you should still be good. This treat pouch does a good job at keeping the treats in the pouch. I have others where the treats fall out when I bend over. I'm very happy with this treat pouch. Having the poo bags is just icing on the cake.

I’ve owned this treat muff for about 4-5 months now. I love the bag dispenser, and that there are 3 possible ways to carry it. I carry it using the included strap though, because the metal clip is so stiff that I struggled to actually slide fabric through it. After this many months of daily use I’ve started to notice a bit of wear around the edges. Nothing serious, but the pouch is definitely starting to look a little shabby. I wish I could throw this in the wash and pull it out looking good as new but I suspect the pouch wouldn’t fare very well if I did that. The drawstring is nice for ensuring treats won’t go flying if the pouch is dropped, or if you’ve got a mischievous and tall pup. Fair I’ve owned this treat muff for about 4-5 months now. I love the bag dispenser, and that there are 3 possible ways to carry it. I carry it using the included strap though, because the metal clip is so stiff that I struggled to actually slide fabric through it. After this many months of daily use I’ve started to notice a bit of wear around the edges. Nothing serious, but the pouch is definitely starting to look a little shabby. I wish I could throw this in the wash and pull it out looking good as new but I suspect the pouch wouldn’t fare very well if I did that. The drawstring is nice for ensuring treats won’t go flying if the pouch is dropped, or if you’ve got a mischievous and tall pup. Fair warning though, it’s not going to help keep your treats dry in the rain. The neon lining in the pouch easily takes on water, as does the rest of the pouch. The front zip pocket on mine has also started flaking. The black smooth lining on the inside has broken down. Luckily I don’t really use it. … more

I purchased two of these training treat pouches for myself and a family member as we each got a GSD puppy. Pros: The bag holds about a cup of treats/food as well as a roll of waste bags (the dispenser works well). There's a zip pocket on the front that will hold something the size of a man's bifold wallet. The pouch comes with a nylon strap and has loops to wear it around waist or over shoulder. There is a metal clip to attach to your belt. Inner lining pulls out like a pocket for easy cleaning. Has a drawstring to contain treats. Cons: The metal belt buckle attaches a little too securely... I've only had this pouch for 2-3 weeks and tried to pull it off my belt while holding the top rim. I purchased two of these training treat pouches for myself and a family member as we each got a GSD puppy. Pros: The bag holds about a cup of treats/food as well as a roll of waste bags (the dispenser works well). There's a zip pocket on the front that will hold something the size of a man's bifold wallet. The pouch comes with a nylon strap and has loops to wear it around waist or over shoulder. There is a metal clip to attach to your belt. Inner lining pulls out like a pocket for easy cleaning. Has a drawstring to contain treats. Cons: The metal belt buckle attaches a little too securely... I've only had this pouch for 2-3 weeks and tried to pull it off my belt while holding the top rim. The outer fabric of the pouch shredded. I've attached a picture of the damage. Another issue that I had was just user error. I sometimes forget to tighten the drawstring and when I bend over, food goes everywhere! Overall, this is a well thought out product, but the flimsy outer woven nylon fabric diminishes its effectiveness and durability. … more

I really liked having the extra pocket and poop bags readily available. But everytime I reached into the large treat compartment, my size small women's hand was scraped because the opening is just too small. I ended up giving it to my kids to play with. The opening needs to be bigger and more reach in-pull out friendly.

I love this pouch! The cinch works very easily and the clip is strong. Easy to attach right on my pocket on the go for a quick walk.

I haven’t used it yet but know it will come in handy!

Too small. I can hardly put my hand into it it. I am an average person with an average sized hand.

I bought this on a semi-whim because I needed a good treat holder for my dog who requires constant positive encouragement on walks, lol. Ended up being all that and more, and really sturdy, too. I am completely free-handed on walks now (besides the leash) as there's a poop bag holder, a phone holder, and a treat holder, and even a place I can hook my keys. It's really sturdy and, alongside the belt clip which I use, has an actual belt I can wrap around my waist to keep it even more secure. I seriously love this thing