Debbie Fergus wrote 04/05/2008 06:43 PM Using a Bait Pouch for treats #188763 - 04/05/2008 06:43 PM
Debbie Fergus Webboard User Reg: 04-03-2008 Posts: 65 Loc: Santa Barbara, California Offline	I was wondering if any of you have tried Ed's Bait Pouch, and if you find it works with ease? I would like to get one for myself and my husband, so we always have treats on hand for good behavior. Thanks! Debbie Have A Great Day, Debbie
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Katie O'Connor wrote 04/05/2008 07:23 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Debbie Fergus ] #188771 - 04/05/2008 07:23 PM
Katie O'Connor Webboard User Reg: 01-09-2007 Posts: 556 Loc: Upstate NY Offline	I have one and would HIGHLY recommend it! It's one of my favorite and most used items in my training bag. Katie SG S'Eliana vom Kraftwerk IPO3,AD,CGC,KKL1 Jaya von der Olgameister AD, CGC Pierre, the Poodle!
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Michelle Berdusco wrote 04/05/2008 08:47 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Katie O'Connor ] #188787 - 04/05/2008 08:47 PM
Michelle Berdusco Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2008 Posts: 470 Loc: Offline	I have the leerburg bait pouch and really like it. The first bait pouch I got years ago from Petsmart and it has such a small opening for the hand. I was not impressed. For a long while I used a carpenters apron. The type they keep nails in. My big beef with that is if you use cheese or hot dogs the apron got greesy. The leerburg apropn opens and closes easily and cleans up well. I did not want to but a THIRD bait bag but definately glad I did. Michelle
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Saffron K. Hall wrote 04/05/2008 08:59 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Michelle Berdusco ] #188793 - 04/05/2008 08:59 PM
Saffron K. Hall Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2003 Posts: 384 Loc: Austin TX Offline	The one I got seems to have magical powers.....it works great if you have any arthritis in the hands.(which I do) It seems to make all the four-leggeds in this house very attentive and SO obedient......make sure you add a note when you order yours that you want one of the magical ones.
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Debbie Fergus wrote 04/06/2008 12:47 AM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Saffron K. Hall ] #188820 - 04/06/2008 12:47 AM
Debbie Fergus Webboard User Reg: 04-03-2008 Posts: 65 Loc: Santa Barbara, California Offline	Thank you so much! Ive been carrying the treats in my jacket pocket, and I want to make sure I am ready to reward immediately, ... not fudging in my jacket pocket. Debbie Have A Great Day, Debbie
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Michelle Berdusco wrote 04/06/2008 07:21 AM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Debbie Fergus ] #188830 - 04/06/2008 07:21 AM
Michelle Berdusco Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2008 Posts: 470 Loc: Offline	All my jackets have treets in the pocket too. I constantly either smell of liver or salmonn. In California you should be about ready to shed the jackets. I am hoping spring gets here to the midwest this year. Winter seems reluctant to let go. Michelle
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Connie Sutherland wrote 04/06/2008 12:06 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Michelle Berdusco ] #188852 - 04/06/2008 12:06 PM
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005 Posts: 31571 Loc: North-Central coast of California Offline	I use the bait pouch from LB just about every day. It hangs by the door. I usually wear it backwards so the treats can be open to my hand but not in view of the dog(s). I always have tiny soft training treat in it. I also keep high value treats in a small baggie in the freezer that I can just pop into the pouch if I have something tricky coming up.
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Debbie Fergus wrote 04/06/2008 01:02 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Connie Sutherland ] #188862 - 04/06/2008 01:02 PM
Debbie Fergus Webboard User Reg: 04-03-2008 Posts: 65 Loc: Santa Barbara, California Offline	That is exactly what we were talking about last night! Keeping the pouch around our backside so it's not in his view! Though he has a very keen sense of smell as to where the goodies are! Have A Great Day, Debbie
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Rob Bruce wrote 04/06/2008 08:52 PM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Debbie Fergus ] #188948 - 04/06/2008 08:52 PM
Rob Bruce Webboard User Reg: 11-26-2007 Posts: 169 Loc: Foothills, Alberta, Canada (ex-UK) Offline	I now have 2 of the LB bait pouches - one for each of us. It gets strapped on for every daily walk, so I always have treats and poop bags to hand. I used to use the 'draw-string' type treat bags, but I find the LB one much more user friendly. I use dry or semi-dry treats in it, such as the liver biscotti. Anything too gooey (hotdog/cheese) still goes in the old bags as they're easy to wash - although now we have 2 LB ones........... Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.
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Diane Joslin wrote 04/07/2008 10:02 AM Re: Using a Bait Pouch for treats [Re: Rob Bruce ] #189011 - 04/07/2008 10:02 AM
Diane Joslin Webboard User Reg: 01-09-2007 Posts: 368 Loc: Las Vegas, NV Offline	I also use the Leerburg bait pouch - it is very handy for not only carrying a few tasty treats but also when we go on our walks, it contains my cell phone, my house keys, and a poop bag (just in case!).
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