Pet Fit For Life Dog Treat Training Walking Pouch w/Exclusive Side Poop Bag Dispenser and Dog Toy Holder and BONUS 2 Rolls of Poop Bags and Collapsible Water Bowl NEW! PET FIT FOR LIFE DOG TREAT UTILITY POUCH - All in one treat training bag. Carry everything you need to make dog walking fun and safe. MULTIPLE POCKETS FOR CONVENIENCE - No pockets? No problem! This treat pouch has 2 zippered pockets for credit cards, cell phone, or anything else you might want to carry along with you on your walk. The inner pouch is large enough for a dog ball and equipped with a drawstring to keep treats dry. Clip your keys on the convenient stainless steel rings. WASTE BAG DISPENSER ON BOARD - Never be without a poop bag again with the convenient, integrated poop bag dispensing port. *BONUS* Your purchase includes 2 rolls (200 bags) of large waste bags. ADJUSTABLE WAIST/SHOULDER STRAP - Nylon strap is adjustable from 28" to 52". Wear it around your waist or over your shoulder. Integrated with reflective stitching for better nighttime visibility. PET FIT FOR LIFE - The most trusted name in pet supplies on Amazon. We back our products with a 100% customer satisfaction money back guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we will replace or refund no questions asked. We welcome all feedback about our products and address any issues immediately. That's our promise to you, our valued customer. Treats Toys Car Keys Wallet/Credit Cards Waste Bags (built in compartment) Phone 2 zippered pockets. Drawstring nylon treat pouch. Expandable net pouch. Adjustable strap for waist or over the shoulder application. &#034;D&#034; ring and clip on opposite sides. Belt clip in the rear to attach the pouch to your belt without the strap. So always have one handy when it&#039;s time to reward your dog for doing the right thing. The drawstring nylon, inside treat holder will keep your dog&#039;s treats clean and dry. You&#039;ll be the envy of everyone at the dog park with this sleek, jet black, All-In-One, nylon treat/training pouch. Quality is job #1 at Pet Fit For Life. Keep your dog with you and under control at all times. Hold the dog-to-human ratio at 1:1. If dogs outnumber people, it can be difficult to quickly control your dogs. Limit the total number of dogs in your hiking group to two, regardless of the number of humans. Give dog-less hikers the right of way. When you meet others on the trail, put your dog on a leash, step out of the way. If you encounter a loose dog on the trail, put your own dog on a leash. Clean up after your dog just as you would after yourself, using Leave No Trace principles. Come up with short, preferably one-word commands for the behaviors you want to teach your pet. As soon as your dog performs the desired behavior, reward him immediately with a treat and verbal praise. Keep training sessions short and fun. Gradually back off the treats and use them only intermittently once your dog has learned a new behavior. Continue to use positive reinforcement to maintain the behaviors you desire. Choose the right park.Look for a dog park that has training tools. Neuter/spay your pet.Before you bring your dog to the park, neuter or spay your pet. Update identification.Make sure your pet has identification firmly attached to its collar. Make sure shots are up-to-date.Before you expose your pet to other dogs at a dog park, be sure your pet is up-to-date on all its inoculations. Train before you go.The key command your dog should know before you take him to a dog park is &#034;come.&#034; Keep puppies at home.Never bring a puppy that&#039;s younger than four months old to a public dog park. Learn the rules.Read and follow the rules of each dog park before you walk in.