Smalls treats for clicker training...

nudag

Hi,

Just wondering what training reward treats you use or have used in the past?

http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/dogs/dog_treats_chews/dog_reward_treats

Cheers

portgirl123

think nothing can beat a hot dog cut into tiny bits.

nudag

That sounds like a cheap enough option.

Thanks

ene

my dog loves coachies... think thats there name.... there tiny and you get hundreds in a box... perfect for training!

ISDW

Or little bits of cheese or cooked liver, anything that the dog really wants works best, my lot aren't that fussed with biscuit type treats, they like things they can really smell:D

summer_ina_bowl

I'm all for hot dogs for training too! About €1.50 for a pack of ten and you can get heaps of strong-scented, tasty, quick-to-eat treats ideal for clicker training out of them. I'm so mean, I cut them length-ways, then into little tiny-winy bits 3/4mm wide - that way, I can treat very often through out a session and it won't interfere with their normal feeding too much
Wooooh for hot-dogs - from an unbiased vegetarian lol

Thought I'd treat my lot to a box of coachies once, the dogs wouldn't work for them the cat really liked them though!

Bookworm85

Hi nudag,

I'm clicker training at the moment too and I'm using the Bozita Sensible treats

http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/dogs/dog_treats_chews/dog_reward_treats/bozita/129089

I'm fostering a greyhound at the moment and he has a really sensitive tummy, but these treats don't seem to be causing him any trouble. I also mix a few in with some chicken and rice to fill his kong, as an extra treat.

Zapperzy

Either chopped up bits of sausage, cheese or chicken. He'l eat the dry dog treats alright but it's not a real reward for him whereas sausage is a really special treat!

Discodog

Bakers Rewards. They are in the form of soft sticks so easy to keep in the pocket & break off a piece.

TooManyDogs

I use Whiskas Temptations http://www.whiskas.co.uk/our-products-snacks-and-treats-whiskas-temptations They're a perfect size and mine never get them at any other time but when we're training

tk123

We use a mix of hotdogs and roundy chicken slices from Aldi chopped into small pieces and some of his kibble mixed in - the kibble will absorb the scent of the meat