Thanks for the advice. It's definitely helped!
Treats?
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i've read about what foods are best.. and im going to go buy new food this week.. probably blue buffalo.. but anyway.. what TREATS are the best for dogs? regardless of if they have to be ordered or not.. what do you guys think are the best treats?
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It all depends on what you're looking for. One really tasty treat that most of the dogs i've seen like is made by Natures Recipe. It looks almost like a mini salami role and comes in beef, chicken, or lamb.
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It really depends on what you want the treats for. I like itty bitty Buddy Biscuits. They break up easily and the dogs really like them. I have also used Natural Balance, they come in rolls and you cut them into small pieces. I do try to use a variety of treats, it seems to help keep my dogs' interest.
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i'll have to look for them. thanks
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Veggies… are best in my book... low fat and a good thing to have your kids "want" to eat... that and fruits too
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I give Dallas Cherrios & he goes nuts for them. They are tiny so good for training I think. I also use Nature's Recipe. They are sold at Petsmart & are shaped like little T-bones. They break in half easily so they are also good for training purposes. I've tried giving him carrots & apples but he never seems interested. He might not be able to chew them well enough yet…?
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I like EVO treats, they are small and crumbly, but we have a variety of small treats, Duck Strips are a current favorite. Bully Sticks (free range, chem free) are the favorite large chew, besides my shoes.
Anne in Tampa
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Bully Sticks (free range, chem free) are the favorite large chew, besides my shoes.
hahahahahha.
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Hmmm lets see. The treats I get him: Natural Balance rolls(nice for training),Innova mini biscuits, Bully sticks( they last a little longer), dried chicken strips, Wellness jerky strips, Old mother hubbard biscuits, organic chopped up turkey dogs for training. I stuff his hollow bones with natural
organic peanut butter stuffed with the biscuits and natural balance roll bits. Things like that, not to often of course these things are for the special occasion.
I wish he liked veggies and fruits he likes sooo many things and I dont think of him as picky but he turns his nose up at them. I will keep trying though sounds very healthy. -
my guys get anything that doesn't have by-products, wheat, corn, and rawhides. But everything else from Solid Gold treats, Wellness cookies, dried chiken strips, bully sticks, fruits & veggies
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Where does everyone buy their bully sticks from? I found some at Petsmart & bought them but I'm not sure that I got the best quality. They came in a package of 3 for like $10. Is that a good price?
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Hmmm lets see. The treats I get him: Natural Balance rolls(nice for training),Innova mini biscuits, Bully sticks( they last a little longer), dried chicken strips, Wellness jerky strips, Old mother hubbard biscuits, organic chopped up turkey dogs for training.
mia LOVES the old mother hubbard treats
a lady my mom works with bought them for heri think im going to petsmart today, so ill see what i can find !
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Just like with pet foods there are many treats that you can use. Here is a link to a place that sell the free range bully sticks by Moo!
http://www.heartypet.com/proddetail.php?prod=free_7
This is the link to the makers of Buddy Biscuits.
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I give Tuck the Merrick Filet Squares. They have Beef and Lamb. Shuts him right up. I also give him Stuff'n in his kong. This also takes his mond off of just ebout everything else, but I imagine it's made of crap, crap and yet another small amount of crap… But he likes it a LOT.
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I give Tuck the Merrick Filet Squares. They have Beef and Lamb. Shuts him right up. I also give him Stuff'n in his kong. This also takes his mond off of just ebout everything else, but I imagine it's made of crap, crap and yet another small amount of crap… But he likes it a LOT.
I have tried putting everything in Dallas' kong but he just does not seem to care. He will give it a solid 5 minutes worth of effort trying to get the food out but then gives up & I have to get the stuffout myself! :mad: I think it's a little game he likes to play on mommy. Haha. I have tried the peanut butter stuffn' & also the ziggies but nothing seems to convince him to work on getting the treat out. Any suggestions on another thing to try?!?
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Try making whatever you are stuffing in the Kong really easy to get out at first and then work up to harder and harder things to get out. Puppies have short attention spans so at first the game has to be pretty easy.
Maybe at first you stuff it with some yummy kibble or treats, mine love Evo, and then a little seal of peanut butter so he licks off the peanut butter and hits the jackpot of his breakfast or dinner. Then you can work up to putting in some string cheese, micrwaving for about 20 seconds and then adding the kibble so it gets kind of glued in there. For expert Kong unstuffers you do the cheese thing and treat thing then fill with water and freeze.
