Dog Training Reward Pouch for Belt with Three Pockets
How to keep all the things needed for dog training ready at hand? This dog training belt pouch will come to assistance! The pouch relieves your hands due to adjustable belt. You haven't take a bag along to dog training sessions and get out dog treats, dog toys or any other devices out of the bag every time you need them. This slows down the process of dog training. Try our new organizer and make sure that it's very convenient to have your hands free and to keep your needments in an easily accessible place!
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Nylon Dog Training Pouch with Three Pockets for Treats, Kibble and Toys
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Dog Training Treat Pouch with Adjustable Belt and Quick Release Plastic Buckle
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Multi-Purpose Dog Training Belt Pouch with Stitched D-Ring
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Key qualities of this Dog Training Treat Pouch:
- waist belt is adjustable
- water-, stain- and tearproof material
- 3 pockets of various sizes
- 2 pockets with Velcro, 1 pocket with zipper
- quick release plastic buckle
- multi-purpose stitched D-ring
- selected quality
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Functionality of this Dog Training Belt Pouch:
- positive reward dog training
- dog commands training
- dog obedience training
- IGP dog training
- dog exercising
- dog walking
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Sizes and Weight:
- Belt adjustment: 33.5 - 43 inch (85-109 cm)
- Height: 5 inch (12 cm)
- Length: 19 inch (48 cm)
- Weight: 6.5 oz (185 g)
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This dog training reward pouch is of high-quality, extra durable and heavy-duty material, which is resistant to water and dirt. There are three conveient pockets (two are with Velcro, one is with zipper) of different sizes, where you can put dry dog treats and dog toys. The dog training belt pouch is easily put on and taken off with the help of quick release plastic buckle. This dog treat pouch will become your indispensable helper for successful dog training!
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Learn also about the advantages of positive dog training.
