Training treats!

We love these on the go treats for the dogs .

They are perfect for walks ,

I just put them in a little snack bag and throw them in my lululemon belt bag and we're off !

We go for walks in the woods but now that it's winter the trails are for the skiers sadly so we can't go in them !

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2024/12/14 Edited to

... Read moreWhen it comes to dog training, having the right treats can make all the difference. Training treats are designed to be high in flavor and low in calories, which is ideal for rewarding your dog during training sessions without overfeeding. A popular choice is the peanut butter flavor, which is loved by many dogs for its rich taste. These treats, like the Golden Rewards brand mentioned earlier, often contain no artificial colors or flavors, making them a healthier option for your pet. They are designed with simplicity in mind — perfect for quick rewards on walks or during play. Besides being tasty, look for options that include superfood blends, offering antioxidants to support your dog's overall health. Additionally, convenience is key for pet owners who are always on-the-go. Many training treats are packaged in resealable bags, allowing you to easily store them in your bag or car for spontaneous training opportunities. This is especially important when you engage with your dog outdoors, where distractions are plentiful, and a tasty treat can help regain their focus. Make sure to choose treats that cater to your dog’s dietary needs. For example, if your dog has certain allergies, consider hypoallergenic treats that do not contain corn, wheat, or soy. Always read the ingredients to ensure you are choosing the best for your furry friend. With these types of training treats, you can enhance your dog's training and make the experience enjoyable for both of you.

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I did use them for sometime but my husky doesn’t know that chewing exists for some reason. I only give him treats that are on the bigger side to prevent a choking hazard