Rob Maltese Webboard User Reg: 03-21-2014
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This may just be me...but I have a training bag - below is what's in mine. Just wondering what everyone else has in theirs.
- 2 Frisbee's
- 2 Chuck IT Balls
- 15' Lead (No Handle)
- 15' Lead (Handle & Carbeiner)
- Prong Collar
- Remote Collar
- Small Bag of Zuke's Mini's
- Small Bowl for Water
- 1 Gallon Water (Usually Carried)
Things I plan to add....
- Spare 6' Leash
- First Aid Kit (Human & K9 Friendly)
- 2 Handled Tug (Being Shipped!)
Melissa Hoyer Webboard User Reg: 05-09-2005
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In my van...
Training Bag -
Treats
Toys
Slip Collar
Thin Training Leash for OB class
Poop bags
Paper towel
Water bottle
Collapsable water bowl
And then there is my tote that has various training gear
3 - 10' cotton lines
3 - 15' lines
1 - 50' cotton line
Tracking flags, articles
Various toys
2 first aid kits
Flea and tick repellant
There are other things floating around my van...tracking boots here and there, a flexi leash or two, a few tarps, a random prong collar, etc. Two crates set up, one folded down that I can quickly put up when i have all three dogs. That's why it's called my kennel on wheels LOL and I'm sure I forgot a few things.
Rob Maltese Webboard User Reg: 03-21-2014
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I do have poop bags as well, need to restock on those. I do have a bait bag, dislike the one I have, but then I do dislike the ones you linked..personal preference - too much like a fanny pack (not my era, or style).
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: Rob Maltese
... I do have a bait bag, dislike the one I have, but then I do dislike the ones you linked..personal preference - too much like a fanny pack (not my era, or style).
I guess it might depend on where you have the bag part ....
For example, I don't put it on my "fanny pack" area.
A tug, kongs and treats are usually all I have for working with either of my GSDs.
With a new puppy I would add a clicker to that and a leather leash and collar if I'm outside the yard.
When I was training with a club I had a couple of fur savers, leather collars and different leashes that are also used for going to the vets, and walks in the neighborhood.
several tugs
balls
water toys for dock diving
bait bag
treats
clickers
prong collar
extra prongs
nylon collar
leather leash
nylon leash
OB leash
slip leash
flyball harnesses
pen
paper
measuring tape
vet wrap
copies of rabies certificates/ licenses
poop bags
poop bag-bag
swiss army knife
towel
water bottle
cloth bowl
several packets of GoDog electrolyte powder and mixing bottle
Leerburg catalog
In my car I have:
first aid kit
muzzle
prong collar
extra prongs
leashes
collars
20ft line
water dish
bully sticks
seat belt harnesses and tethers
seat cover hammock
poop bags
poop bag-bag
several towels
blanket
bottled water
granola bars
several packets of GoDog electrolyte powder and mixing bottle
copies of rabies certificates/ licenses
Leerburg catalog
Sometimes items will vary by what sport we are doing, or by season.
I have a dog that loves to play fetch. She also chews up things like dog toys so I have found that tennis balls work well. We also use bottle caps inside the house to play fetch with. She chews them up after a while but that's ok since they didn't cost anything. She also likes to shake a tug of war rope like she has a prey. We have found that rags work well and don't hurt when she lets them go flying like the knot on the end of the tug of war rope does when we get hit by it. For training treats, she works well with pieces of dry dog food.
Tresa Hendrix Webboard User Reg: 05-08-2008
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Treats
thin tug
sm two handle tug
Orbee balls
Chuckit balls
rolled sm towel
PVC
prong collar
DD collar
Jafco muzzle
Leather 6ft lead
Reflective 6 ft lead
X-back harness
Skijor harness
Bungee line
agitation collar for back-tying
50 ft cotton lead
20 ft nylon rope lead
poop bags
pill containers w/ Valerian root(to use for scent article)
disc
touch pad
rope tug
bait bag
doggie backpack
clicker
water
stuff like that
A tired dog is a good dog, a trained dog is a better dog.
Kristin Muntz Webboard User Reg: 05-09-2012
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Wayne, please do not let your dog chew on tennis balls. One of my dog's prior owners let him chew on them for so long that you can see the dentin in his lower incisors and he has significant wear on his canines, as well. They are very very bad for dog's teeth.
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