Alright, let’s talk about these dog walking bags, you know, the ones you lug around when you’re out with your furry friend. I ain’t no fancy expert, but I’ve been around dogs my whole life, and I know a thing or two about what you need when you’re out and about with them.

First off, you gotta have somethin’ to carry all that dog poop. Nobody wants to be that person walkin’ around with a smelly bag swinging in their hand. So, a good dog walking bag needs a spot for them poop bags, and it better be easy to get to, you know? No fumbling around when Fido decides to do his business.
And speaking of business, what about treats? Gotta have treats! My old dog, bless his heart, wouldn’t go five feet without a treat. So, make sure your bag has a good pocket for treats, somethin’ that keeps ’em fresh and easy to grab. You don’t want them crumblin’ all over the place, makin’ a mess.
Now, some folks like to carry water for their dogs, especially if you’re gonna be out for a while. I never did that much, my dogs always just drank from the puddles, but I guess city dogs are different. So, if you’re one of them water-carryin’ types, look for a bag with a spot for a water bottle. Keeps your hands free for holdin’ the leash, you know?
Then there’s all the other stuff you might need. Maybe a ball or a frisbee if your dog likes to play fetch. Maybe a little towel if it’s muddy outside. Heck, I even knew a lady who carried a little first-aid kit for her dog, just in case. Point is, you need a bag with enough room for all your dog stuff, but not so big that it feels like you’re luggin’ around a suitcase.
- Poop bags are a must-have! Don’t leave home without ’em.
- Treats are important too, especially if you’re trainin’ your dog.
- Water might be necessary if you’re goin’ on a long walk.
- And don’t forget the toys, if your dog likes to play.
Now, there’s different kinds of bags, I’ve seen. Some are like little fanny packs, you wear ’em around your waist. Those are good if you don’t need to carry too much. Then there’s the ones that go across your body, like a purse. Those are good if you need more room. And then there’s the backpack kind, for when you’re really loaded down.
I tell you what, though, the most important thing is that the bag is strong and well-made. You don’t want it fallin’ apart on you when you’re halfway through your walk. And it should be easy to clean too, ’cause let’s face it, dog stuff gets dirty. I once had a bag that got so muddy, I just threw it away. Learned my lesson that day.
And somethin’ else to think about, is how many dogs you got. If you’re like me and you only got one dog, well, any old bag will do. But if you’re one of them crazy dog ladies with three or four dogs, you’re gonna need a bigger bag, maybe even somethin’ with special attachments for multiple leashes. I saw a lady once walkin’ three dogs at the same time, all hooked up to the same leash. Looked like a circus act, I tell ya.
So, there you have it, my two cents on dog walking bags. Just remember, get somethin’ that’s practical and durable, and you’ll be all set. And don’t forget the poop bags, for goodness sake. Nobody wants to step in that.
Durability and leak proof features are very important, because you know… those dog poops sometimes can be messy and you don’t want it ruin your day. Some bags are also designed so you can carry them in different ways, so think about which way you prefer when choosing.
Some brands are good for walking, some other brands are good for dog training. You will have to see what you need the most and choose the dog walking bag accordingly. After all it is about making your dog walking experience enjoyable and convenient, for you and your dog.

Whether you choose a simple waist pouch or a more elaborate sling bag or backpack, the key is to find a dog walking bag that meets your needs and makes your walks with your furry friend more enjoyable. Just remember to keep it clean, keep it stocked, and most importantly, keep it handy!
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