1000 Dog Poop Waste Bags with Dispenser and Leash Tie, 9" x 13", Blue, 1000 Count

These GORILLA SUPPLY 1000 Dog Poop Waste Bags are a fantastic buy! I use these every day for my dog's walks, and they've become an essential – I've even set them up as a subscription so I never run out. You get a huge pack with 50 rolls (20 bags each) plus a handy bone-shaped dispenser that clips easily to the leash. The bags are large (9x13 inches), extra thick, leak-proof, and strong – no tears or messes, even with bigger pickups. Unscented, durable, and the coreless rolls are eco-friendlier. Lasts forever and great quality for the price. Highly recommend for any dog owner!

I LOVE these bags!! No, really, I do! The last batch I bought I went with some lavender-scented, possibly biodegradable poo bags (their website was vague on that) and I didn't realize how much I hated them until I got these! Let's pretend that lavender-scented poop is better than regular-scented poop for a minute (it's not!). Those ornery bags wouldn't tear off without a struggle either! These lovely bags have a cut in the center to hook on the dispenser tab (that comes with them), which makes them SO much easier to tear apart, Gorilla dispenser or not. I put them in my other dispenser, too, for the other leash and they tear off just fine in the standard dispenser. No more standing outside while the mosquitos are making a meal out of me fiddling with those stubborn bags! And if you think the tearing off is the hard part, you've got another thing comin' when you try to open the dern things! I don't know what it is about the material those lavender ones are made of that makes them so hard to open but I left a review for those too if you'd like to check it out. I started getting a sore throat from licking my fingers to unfold one, then licking again (sometimes more than once) to open it. I'm thinking it was the lavender scented stuff on them, I can't be sure, but when I made a point to stop doing that I stopped getting sore throats. (Coincidence?) These bags unfold and open MUCH more easily so that hasn't been an issue since I got these. Okay, let's talk price. I paid $11.99 for 270 lavender-scented bags. That comes out to 4.4 cents per bag ($.044). I paid $14.99 for 1000 of these Gorilla bags (they seem to be on sale now but they weren't then) which comes out to be 1.4 cents per bag ($.014). Not only are these bags a thousand times better, they're cheaper, too! Why in the world did I pay 3x more for crappier bags? (pardon the pun) These Gorilla bags come 20 to a roll, too, so I'm not constantly having to change the roll like I did with the other brand, which only has 15 bags per roll. Why, you ask, are there only 15 of the other brand on the roll? Those are one inch longer, 9x13, while these are 9x12. My little guy is only 35 lbs so I could do with a sandwich bag size and even these are total overkill but I can't imagine anyone would need THAT much room to tie a knot. Even so, at this price (what I paid, $14.99), you could use three EVERY time and still come out ahead of the other brand! (For the nerds about to click on their calculators, no need, I've already done the math for you! 3.14 times. You're welcome!) In summation (because I'm fancy like that), these bags are easier to rip off the roll, easier to unfold, easier to open, cost less, and require less frequent refilling of the rolls. I haven't found a defective one yet, nor one that tore open (in fairness, of either brand). They seem equally sturdy and while neither brand keeps the stink in very well, I will note that these keep the stink in at least as well as the other brand, if not better. I learned something about myself through this experience, I prefer poo that isn't lavender-scented. When I'm not near a doggy station I bring the poo bag inside, dump the contents in the toilet, tie the top of the bag, and put it in my kitchen trash receptacle (it has a covered lid). While I often had to take the trash out before the bag was full before just to get rid of the stink, I haven't so much as THOUGHT about it since I got these. If you're wondering if I just don't like the smell of lavender, I'd like to mention that I have three essential diffusers and about 60 essential oils, and I buy lavender both in dried form and essential oil in bulk. (You can check out my diffusers, dried lavender, and essential oil reviews by clicking on my name.) I'm going to buy these bags as long as I need bags, the search is over!

Nicely rolled - nice quality - medium thickness - larger size poop 💩 bag. The carry case is a nice bonus!

Been purchasing for years. Inexpensive and high quality. Never have had an issue with breaking. Biodegradability is a plus.

Best doggie poop bags ever! We've been using them for years and they do what they're meant to do. Easy to rip off and open and use when you need it. We get a big order of these and they last a long time.

Great product, fits perfect into the plastic dispenser it comes with, but not most others. The rolls are not on a spool, allowing for more bags but not versatility. The bags are extra strong and big for the great price. I highly recommend especially if you need a new dispenser.

The Gorilla Supply 1000-count bags offer an excellent value for the sheer quantity you receive, making them a very cost-effective choice for multi-dog households. The main pros highlighted by users are their strength and leak-proof design, ensuring hands stay clean and odors are locked away reasonably well.

Love these bags in the bright blue because it really stands out from grass, road, dirt, and sand. If our babies drop their respective loads early during the walk, we leave the bag at that spot, then pick it up on way back home. They’re big & strong enough for Corgies or our ol’ Lab. They’re unscented, which is better than some oddly scented bags that smell like diapers…gross!