The Fetch Pet Products Double Doodie Bag Treat & Training Pouch is a simple, compact dog pouch. There are concerns about size and adhetric features. It's practical for small dogs and occasional walks but has durability and sizing issues. Some disliked the non-adhere and dogflop.
Not recommended for heavy use or larger dogs
Prevention: Choose a more durable, larger option for heavier use.
The pouch is small and lightweight, making it easy to carry around.
The pouch is easy to attach to a leash or belt, and convenient for carrying essentials.
It is practical for short or occasional walks with a dog.
It can hold used poop bags as well as separate compartments for treats and cell phones.
The pouch is too small for larger dogs.
Poor adhesion causes the pouch to bob around and be uncomfortable during use.
Some users reported the pouch feeling flimsy and not well-made.
The pouch design has some flaws, with no waist strap and uncomfortable adherence
Poor durability, blockage and smelly odor.
Factors: Frequency of use, Type of dog
No, it is too small and may not hold all necessary items.
No, it does not have a waist strap.
No, several users reported it feeling flimsy and not well-made.
Yes but needs to be placed with care.
"Enough room for treats, cell phone and a few other items on the one side and can hold used poop bags along with the two rolls in the vented side. With a considerable price range you would also expect something grand and quality orientated."
"It doesn’t have a waist strap. A complete waste of money."
If you need a simple, lightweight pouch for brief walks, dr pushing poop may be useful. However, if you prefer a more durable and properly adhering option, you might want to look elsewhere.
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