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Dog Treat Pouch for Training -6 PCS Dog Training Treat Bag with Clicker, Poop Bag Dispenser, Whistle, Collapsible Bowl, Silicone Pouch, Adjustable Waist Pack for Dog Walk, Park, Outdoor Charcoal Gray

Dog Treat Pouch for Training -6 PCS Dog Training Treat Bag with Clicker, Poop Bag Dispenser, Whistle, Collapsible Bowl, Silicone Pouch, Adjustable Waist Pack for Dog Walk, Park, Outdoor Charcoal Gray

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Everything Your Dog Needs for a Better Walk

The Charcoal Gray Edition — Designed for Dog Owners Who Appreciate Quality

Between training sessions, daily walks, and weekend hikes, your dog deserves gear that keeps up. The JIURUN 6-Piece Dog Training Kit in Charcoal Gray brings together every essential tool you'll reach for — treats, clicker, whistle, water, poop bags, and more — in one sleek, hands-free waist pack. Whether you're teaching a puppy to sit or reinforcing good manners in an adult dog, this kit has you covered. And with the upgraded charcoal gray finish, you'll look good doing it.

  • 🐕【Premium Charcoal Gray - More Than Just a Color】: Upgrade your daily walk gear with this sophisticated charcoal gray finish — a versatile neutral that matches any outfit, hides dirt and dog hair better than black, and looks more refined than basic camo or bright colors. The subtle texture fabric resists lint, fur, and smudges, keeping your pouch looking fresh walk after walk.
  • 🐕【Complete 6-Piece Training Kit - Everything in One Set】: Why buy separately? This all-in-one kit includes: spacious treat pouch waist pack with belt loop clip, button clicker with wrist strap, poop bag dispenser with 1 roll of leak-proof bags, ultrasonic whistle for recall training, collapsible water bowl for hydration on the go, and silicone squeeze pouch for wet or sticky treats. Everything packs neatly into the main pouch.
  • 🐕【Hands-Free Waist Pack with 3 Wearing Options】: Stay organized and keep your hands on what matters — the leash, your dog, or your morning coffee. Wear the treat pouch as a fanny pack with the adjustable waist strap (fits 23"–49"), or clip the reinforced metal buckle directly onto your belt loop or waistband for quick on/off. Also be worn crossbody, the front zippered pocket keeps your smartphone (up to 6.7"), keys, and wallet safe and separate from treats.
  • 🐕【Professional Training Tools - Clicker + Whistle】: Two training tools in one kit for more effective communication with your dog. The button clicker produces a consistent "click" sound to mark desired behaviors during obedience training. The ultrasonic whistle carries farther than your voice — perfect for recall training at the park or in open spaces. Both tools include wrist straps so you never drop or lose them mid-session.
  • 🐕【Hydration & Treat Flexibility - Bowl + Squeeze Pouch】: Unlike basic treat bags, this kit includes a collapsible silicone water bowl (holds up to 500ml) for keeping your dog hydrated during long walks, hikes, or outdoor adventures. The leak-proof silicone squeeze pouch is ideal for wet food, peanut butter, or soft treats — no mess, no sticky fingers. Simply squeeze and reward.
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  • Ships in 24h Every business day, from Ohio
  • Free US shipping Tracked, about 2 days
  • Free replacement If it arrives faulty, 7 days
  • Meals donated Every order feeds shelter dogs
How it works

Three things a puppy is missing on the first night.

Three signals the litter provided, replaced.

Close-up of the heartbeat unit in the plush's chest pocket
1

A heartbeat they recognise

A soft pulse, roughly the rhythm of a sleeping littermate.

The plush on a neutral surface, showing its size and weighted body
2

Warmth that lasts the night

A reusable heat pack that holds temperature for hours.

A puppy curled asleep against the plush
3

Something to curl into

Weighted, washable, sized for a crate.

Designed to help settle. Not a medical device and not a cure — many owners find it takes the edge off the first few nights.

The honest comparison

Wouldn't a normal stuffed toy do?

Partly, yes — a plush gives a puppy something soft. It just doesn't replace the two things a puppy actually lost when it left the litter.

A plain plush compared with First Night Puppy, by what a puppy loses when it leaves the litter
What the puppy lost A normal plush First Night Puppy
A heartbeat beside them Silent A soft pulse at roughly litter rhythm
Body warmth Room temperature A reusable heat pack, warm for hours
Something to press against Yes — this part it does well Weighted and crate-sized
Washable after accidents Usually Machine washable, electronics remove
The range

The rest of the range.

Same heartbeat, same warmth — different animal. Whichever one your puppy takes to is the right one.

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Reviews

What owners say after the first few nights.

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We launched recently, so there is nothing here yet. We will never write our own reviews or buy them. If you have brought one home, tell us honestly how the first night went.

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Questions

Everything people ask before they buy one.

The ones people actually ask at 2 a.m.

Does a heartbeat toy actually help a puppy sleep?

It's designed to help a puppy settle, not to sedate one. The pulse sits at roughly the rhythm of a sleeping littermate, and the warmth replaces the heat of the pile your puppy slept in until today. Many owners find it takes the edge off the crying, especially alongside a consistent crate routine. It isn't a guarantee, and it isn't a medical device.

Why does a puppy cry on its first night in a crate?

Until today your puppy slept pressed against littermates, with warmth, movement and a heartbeat on every side. The first night alone removes all three at once, in an unfamiliar room. The crying is separation distress, not defiance or bad behaviour. It usually eases over the first week as the crate starts to feel like a safe place rather than an exile.

Are batteries included?

No. Every one of these needs AAA batteries for the heartbeat and they are not supplied — the puppy and kitten plushes take two, and the original tan dog takes three. It's worth having a pack in the house before the first night, because that is exactly the evening you won't want to be hunting for them.

Does it come with a heat pack?

The tan dog, the bear, the lamb and the kitten each come with a warmth pack as well as the heartbeat. On the bear and the lamb it is a microwave-safe pack you reheat; stand a cup of water next to it in the microwave. Check the individual product page for what that item ships with before you order.

Is it safe to leave in the crate overnight?

It's built for overnight crate use, but supervise your puppy for the first few nights so you know how they treat it. It is not a chew toy — remove it if your puppy is actively tearing at it. The AAA batteries and the warmth pack are swallowing hazards, so check the seams and the battery compartment regularly.

Is it washable?

Yes. Remove the heartbeat unit and the warmth pack first — both come out through a closure in the back — then machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Never wash the electronic components. Washing every week or two is sensible for something a puppy sleeps against every single night.

What if my puppy chews it?

Light mouthing is normal and expected; puppies explore with their mouths. It isn't indestructible and it isn't a chew toy, so supervise and remove it if your puppy is working at a seam. If a seam does open, take it out of the crate straight away — loose stuffing, batteries and the warmth pack are all swallowing hazards.

How long does the heartbeat last?

The heartbeat unit runs on AAA batteries, which you supply. On the bear and the lamb it shuts off automatically after eight hours and is restarted by hand. The warmth pack is reusable and holds heat for several hours per activation — long enough to cover the hardest stretch of the night, rather than through to morning.

What size crate does it fit?

The bear and the lamb are both about fifteen inches long, so they suit standard puppy crates and most breeds up to medium size. They're meant to sit beside your puppy as something to curl against, not to fill the crate. Your puppy should still be able to stand up, turn around and lie flat with it in there.

When should I introduce it?

The first night home is the point of it, so unbox it before bedtime rather than at 2 a.m. Let your puppy sniff it while they're awake and calm, warm the pack shortly before crating, and put it in at lights-out so it's already warm and pulsing when the room goes quiet.

How is this different from a plain stuffed toy?

A plain plush gives a puppy something soft, which helps a little. This adds the two signals a stuffed toy can't: a pulse at roughly the rhythm of a sleeping littermate, and steady warmth from a reusable pack. Those are the parts of the litter pile a puppy actually misses on the first night.

Can I use it with an older dog or a rescue?

Yes. It's built around the first nights of a puppy, but the same two signals — warmth and a slow pulse — are often used to help a newly adopted adult dog settle into an unfamiliar home. Supervise the same way you would with a puppy, especially with a dog you don't yet know well.

How fast does it ship?

We ship within 24 hours every business day, free and tracked, from Ohio in the United States. Most US orders arrive in about two days. You'll get a tracking number by email as soon as the label is created.

What's your return policy?

All sales are final. Because this is a comfort product used in close, overnight contact with a young animal, we don't accept returns or exchanges for change of mind. If your item arrives damaged, or the heartbeat unit or warmth pack doesn't work out of the box, email us within 7 days and we'll send a free replacement.

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