The Good Dog Treats Jar is a compact ceramic dog treat jar with an airtight seal, sized at 9 x 9 x 13cm for storing everyday treats, biscuits and small chews. It suits UK owners with smaller kitchens, single-dog households and new puppy owners who want rewards fresh and close to hand, and it is a popular, affordable gift.
Made by DoggySquad, a female-owned brand founded in 2020, this "Good Dog" jar is designed to be elegant yet durable. Below we look at what it offers, who it suits, and how to use it as part of a simple, positive routine.
Why choose a Good Dog treat jar?
Treats are part of everyday life with a dog: rewarding good behaviour, practising recall, settling down at bedtime or simply saying "good dog". Keeping them in a dedicated jar makes those moments easier. You know exactly where the treats are, they stay fresher than in an open bag, and they are out of reach of a curious nose.
This jar is deliberately compact. Rather than storing a month's worth of biscuits, it holds a sensible quantity of the treats you use day to day, which is often a better way to keep them fresh.
Key features of the Good Dog Treats Jar
Airtight seal
The jar has a seal to help keep the lid airtight, which helps treats keep their texture and stay fresh for longer.
Durable ceramic
It is made from durable ceramic. Ceramic is heavy enough to sit steadily on the worktop and is easy to keep clean.
A compact 9 x 9 x 13cm size
At 9 x 9 x 13cm it fits easily on a crowded kitchen counter, a shelf by the back door or a hallway table near where you keep the lead.
Dishwasher safe
It is suitable for dishwashers, so cleaning between refills takes no effort.
"Good Dog" design
The design celebrates every good dog in the house. It is the kind of piece that is equally at home in a modern or traditional kitchen.
Who it suits
- New puppy owners. It sits in our Gifts for New Puppies collection, and a treat jar near the back door is handy during toilet training and early lessons.
- Small kitchens and flats. The compact footprint does not crowd the worktop.
- Single-dog homes and owners of small breeds, who tend to use fewer or smaller treats.
- Training enthusiasts who keep small training rewards ready for quick sessions.
- Christmas shoppers. It also appears in our Christmas Gifts for Dogs and Gifts Under £30 collections.
How to use a treat jar to support training
A well-placed treat jar can make positive reinforcement easier. These are general tips; if you are working through a specific behaviour issue, a qualified trainer or behaviourist can help.
- Put it where training happens. Near the back door for toilet training, or by the front door for calm greetings and lead practice.
- Use small treats. Little, quick-to-eat rewards keep sessions flowing and help avoid overfeeding.
- Keep sessions short. Several short sessions through the day often work better than one long one.
- Count treats in the daily allowance. Treats add up. If your dog is gaining weight or has a special diet, check with your vet about appropriate amounts.
- Keep the jar out of paw's reach. Place it at the back of the worktop if you have a tall or determined dog.
Good Dog jar vs our larger Dog Treats Jar
We stock two DoggySquad ceramic treat jars, and the main difference is size:
- Good Dog Treats Jar – 9 x 9 x 13cm. Compact, ideal for smaller spaces and everyday quantities.
- Dog Treats Jar – 11 x 11 x 15.5cm, with a dog figure on the lid. Better for multi-dog homes or larger treats.
Both are priced at £18.99 and are dishwasher safe, so pick the one that best fits your space and style.
Building a coordinated dog corner
Many owners like to group their dog's things together: a feeding mat, bowls, a treat jar and a lead hook. A characterful ceramic bowl such as the Pug Ceramic Dog Bowl sits nicely alongside the Good Dog jar for a matching look. Keeping everything in one area also makes life easier for dog sitters and family members.
Care and cleaning tips
- Wash between refills. Pop it in the dishwasher or wash by hand in warm soapy water when the jar is empty.
- Dry completely. Moisture is the enemy of crunchy treats, so make sure the jar and seal are dry before refilling.
- Do not overfill. Leave room for the lid to close properly so the seal can do its job.
- Store dry treats only. Fresh or moist treats should be kept as their packaging directs.
- Take care with ceramic. Avoid dropping or knocking the jar, and check the lid and seal regularly.
Product details at a glance
- Brand: DoggySquad
- Material: durable ceramic
- Airtight seal to help keep treats fresh
- Dimensions: 9 x 9 x 13cm
- Suitable for dishwashers
- Price: £18.99
Frequently asked questions
What is the Good Dog jar made from?
It is made from durable ceramic, with an airtight seal to help keep treats fresh.
What size is it?
It measures 9 x 9 x 13cm, which is ideal for everyday treats.
What can I store in it?
Dog treats, biscuits and small chews, kept fresh by the seal.
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes, it is suitable for dishwashers.
Is it a good gift for a new puppy owner?
It is a popular choice. It features in our Gifts for New Puppies collection and costs under £30.
Reward every good dog
Compact, practical and charming, the Good Dog Treats Jar keeps rewards fresh and ready for every well-earned "good dog". Shop the Good Dog Treats Jar at The Canine Co. for your own home or as a gift.