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If your pup is still a learner, a dog training treat pouch is going to become your best mate. Forget stuffing kibble into your pockets, these handy bags keep treats close and fresh when your pup nails a ‘sit’ or a ‘stay’.

Whether you’re training a new puppy or keeping your older dog sharp, treat bags go a long way in making the experience smoother. They help you reward good behaviour quickly (because timing is everything) and they keep your pockets clean while you’re at it.

We’ve sniffed out the best dog training treat bags in Australia right now, from cool crossbodies to pint-sized clip-ons. Read on to find one that suits your training AND fashion style!

Doog Neosport dog training pouches.
DOOG Neosport Dog Training Pouches come in great colours. Image: DOOG

Dog treat pouches: what to know before you buy

Not all treat pouches are created equal. Here’s what to consider before you dash out and buy one:

  • What’s your preferred way to carry it? Do you prefer a belt clip, a crossbody bag or maybe something you can clip around the waist? Think about the most convenient way to carry the pouch while you’re out with your dog. You want it to be practical and convenient.
  • Think capacity! Not only do you need to consider the right quantity of treats for your dog, but whether you also want to tote poop bags, your phone, keys and other accessories as well. Also, consider whether you need enough space for a short walk or a big adventure.
  • Ensure it’s easy to clean – Ensure your dog’s treat pouch is quick and easy to wash – and dry! You want it ready to go again quickly.
  • What’s the best type of opening for you? Magnetic closures allow fast access while zips and drawstrings keep pup’s treats nice and secure.
  • A pouch doesn’t need to cramp your style: Want something that doesn’t scream ‘dog mum’? Don’t worry, there’s a bag for that!

10 Coolest Dog Training Treat Pouches To Buy Right Now

Ready to get training underway? Explore our handy shortlist of fantastic doggie treat bags and pouches to find the perfect option for you and your pup.

Stylish Hound OG Treat Pouch, $60

Woman wearing the Stylish Hound dog treat bag in black.

If you need storage for your own gear as well as pup’s treats, this one’s a winner. The treat pouch at the front comes with a magnetic closer and waterproof PVC lining that works for wet and dry treats. There’s a hidden poo bag dispenser at the back, handy rings for attaching a crossbody strap (sold separately) and a zip-up compartment for your keys and phone.

Pros:

  • Adjustable waistband
  • Comes with a built-in poop bag dispenser
  • Magnetic closure makes it easy to access treats

Cons:

  • Not machine washable
  • Slightly bulky if you are packing light

EzyDog SnakPak Treat Pouch, $42.16

EzyDog SnakPak dog treat bags in red and blue.

With a magnetic opening and the option of a waist strap or belt attachment, the SnakPak is all about convenience. There is a a pull-up liner for cleaning out pup’s goodies and a zip-up waterproof front pocket for stashing your house key. Choose from blue, red or black colourways.

Pros:

  • Main section has a magnetic opening for fast access
  • Zip-up waterproof pocket for essentials
  • Two ways to wear it: on a belt loop or around your waist

Cons:

  • Some users think it’s too small
  • Front pocket doesn’t hold a lot of extras

DOOG Neosport Dog Treat Training Pouch, $19.95

Doog Neosport black dog training pouch.

Made from sporty neoprene, this pouch is great for active walks and rainy days. It’s lightweight, easy to clean and has a drawstring closure to keep treats secure. The lining pulls out for easy washing and the handy clip means you can hang it off a belt loop or backpack. It measures 11cm x 14cm.

Pros:

  • Neoprene fabric is lightweight and easy to wash/dry
  • Option of belt loop or clip attachment
  • Lining pulls out for quick emptying

Cons:

  • Small capacity may not be suited to large dogs or long walks
  • Clip attachment may cause the bag to bounce during movement
  • Drawstring closure takes a bit longer to open

Kurgo Go Stuff It Dog Treat Bag, $27.70

Kurgo dog training treat pouches.

Compact but clever, the Kurgo Dog Training Treat Bag is a budget-friendly favourite amongst pet families. It comes with a wide opening and drawstring closure. To attach it, either use the included belt clip for waist access or use the carabiner to link it to a backpack, leash – even the headrest of your car! or leash. There’s even a nifty rear zip pocket for popping your house key and a few poop bags.

Pros:

  • Reflective material is great for evening walks
  • Zippered pocket holds cash, keys and poop bags
  • Comes with a lifetime warranty

Cons:

  • May be too small for some people
  • Belt clip may slip off some items
  • Not enough space in the zip pocket for a phone

Kibble Bubble Treat Pouch, $15.00

Person giving dogs a treat from a green silicone pouch.

Made from food-grade silicone, the Kibble Bubble is ideal for pet owners who want something hygienic and small enough to pop in a handbag or pocket. It’s dishwasher safe, BPA-free and squeezes open with one hand. The clip attaches to a belt or pocket and it holds just enough for a walk or short training session.

Pros:

  • Uses hygienic food-grade silicone
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Compact and easy to carry

Cons:

  • Very small capacity
  • Colours might not suit all pet owners
  • Requires two hands to use (one to squeeze it open, the other to remove the treat)

Cocopup London Drawstring Dog Treat Pouch, $15.49

Cocopup London Drawstring Treat Pouches.

It’s the treat pouch that’s simple, stylish and easy to pair with outfits. With a drawstring closure, these lightweight bags come in a huge range of colours and prints, perfect for fashion-forward pet owners. Each has a water-resistant pull-up lining and a handy clip for attaching to bags and belt loops.

Pros:

  • The large range makes it easy to find a good match for your style
  • Waterproof for rainy adventures
  • Clip it anywhere

Cons:

  • Bounces around when moving
  • At just 9cm x 15cm, it has limited capacity

Cocopup Treats Pouch, $17.49

Cocopup London clip-on treat pouches.

Playful, cute and destined to be a talking point of your next walk, these pouches are a handy way to carry just enough treats for an outing. They’re available in a range of styles (we love the teddy fabric!) to suit any personality and feature a zip closure and clip. The perfect doggie gift!

Pros:

  • Doesn’t look like a doggie bag!
  • Perfect when you just need to carry a handful of treats
  • Matches other Cocopup accessories for super cute ensembles

Cons:

  • Very limited capacity
  • You need a bag or strap to clip it to

St Argo Treat Pouch, $29

St Argo cream dog treat pouch.

After something more elevated? From St Argo, this food-grade BPA-free silicone pouch is as compact as it is chic. Dishwasher safe for easy washing, it comes in a choice of gorgeous neutral shades and features a removable metal clip to hang it from bags, leads and more!

Pros:

  • Luxe look
  • Repels odours
  • Wardrobe-friendly neutral colours

Cons:

  • Very limited capacity
  • You have to remove the metal clip before putting it in the dishwasher

Voilà Ultimate Treat Pouch, $84

Voila silicone dog training treat pouches.

It doesn’t come cheap, but this pouch is winning a lot of hearts! Expertly engineered using the highest quality food-grade silicone, the Voilà is fully multifunctional – use it for food, accessories or even water! A spring-assisted closure ensures fast and easy access, and the adjustable belt stays put.

Pros:

  • Holds pet food or water securely
  • Non-toxic and tear-resistant
  • Comes with an adjustable belt

Cons:

  • Expensive
  • No extra storage for accessories or keys

Fuzzyard Life Cross Body Bag, $59.95

Fuzzyard Life Crossbody Treat Bags for bogs.

Somewhere between a handbag and a treat pouch, this one’s for dog owners who want everything in one place. With enough space for your phone, wallet, keys and treats, it’s an all-in-one walking essential. It uses textured corduroy and comes with a poop bag dispenser. Choose from four colours.

Pros:

  • Removable treat pouch
  • Poop bag dispenser at the front
  • Doesn’t look like a doggie bag!

Cons:

  • More expensive than others
  • Not suitable for wet food/treats

Can I just use a plastic bag or my pocket?

You can but it’s not ideal. Treat bags keep things clean, quick and consistent – which helps your training.

How do I clean my treat pouch?

Many have wipeable linings or removable inserts. Silicone ones can often go in the dishwasher.

Do I really need a pouch if I only go on short walks?

Even short sessions can benefit from quick access to rewards. Many smaller bags are perfect for everyday use.

Can I put wet treats in a pouch?

Only if they have been specifically designed for wet food. Only some pouches have silicone inserts or waterproof lining, so ensure you check the materials first.

Is there a treat pouch that doesn’t look like a treat pouch?

Yes! Brands like Cocopup, St Argo and Fuzzyard all have options that blend seamlessly with your outfit. Check out our list!


Top image: Voilà Pets

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What other products do you find useful for dog training? Tell us about them below!

  • These are super cute! I am all for making life fun and accessorising where you can! I regularly wear clothes without pockets and don’t want loose treats in my handbags so these would be perfect! The Cocopups crochet ones are my fave but probably not super practical with super drool-ey Newfies!


  • So many things to waste your money on these days 🙄 I just pop a couple in my pocket and away we go. Too easy and at no extra cost


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