Good training treats????

[take4roll10]

For store-bought, I love Zuke's Minis (although, they were just bought out by Nestle ).

For homemade, I cut up a chicken breast into small pieces and boil them. I then put them in a bagging with cut up baby carrots. Mixing them together gives the carrots some meat flavor. My dog would honestly eat cardboard if I gave it to her, but the boiled chicken carrots work great for us.

 

[SueEllen]

When I was training "Buddy" many years ago, I used to buy "Rollover" dog food & cut into tiny little slivers/bites ( about the size of a thumb tack/pea) Buddy loved it, it was tasty & a bit wet & not expensive. The trainer I had used this & it worked like a charm for me It comes in many flavors.

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=13247312&lmdn=Food&f=PAD/psNotAvailInCA/No

 

[cookieP]

Cookie will do anything for the Wellness jerky bites. Little rectangles of "jerky" which i can split into 2-3 pieces. I also use YumZies grain free treats and Train-Me. But the Wellness jerky bites are high reward.