Dog Treats

Disclaimers: Prior to trying new food, consult your veterinarian if you have questions about your pup's diet, and test in small quantities. Pure pumpkin puree. Be sure not to use pie filling! Organic baby food with dog-safe ingredients. No onion/grape/chocolate/swetners. Cooked mashed sweet potato Dog-safe purees. Carrot, green bean, etc. Small amounts of coconut oil. Too much and it can cause diarrhea. Liver paste Peanut or almond butter. NO XYLITOL Canned dog food in a nove

The treats we use make a huge difference when training. If you were given your favorite food every time you did a chore, that would give you motivation to do that chore. The same goes for our dogs; when we choose a higher-value treat for a behavior, we make the behavior more valuable for our dogs to repeat. The value of treats also comes into play when teaching new behaviors or working in environments that have distractions. For example, working on a cue your pup has known fo