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Puppy Training Treats
Hi all,
Can anyone please point me in the right direction for some healthy training treats for Monty. What about there? Puppy Treats with added Calcium 150gm by Pets at Home-Puppy-Pets at Home: Buy Pet Supplies from our Online UK Pet Shop Or are they to big for a quick treat for clicker training. Thanks, Darren
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Re: Puppy Training Treats
They upset Bobby too!
Note well:- for puppies over 3 months, in small print on the back of the packet. I failed to notice this as I chose from the wording on the front. When I pointed it out to a shop assistant he was rather off hand. |
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Re: Puppy Training Treats
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Re: Puppy Training Treats
i dont like the treats u can buy...i rather do some up myself.
because first off the treats u buy arent anything more special than their usuall dry food (if u feed dry) and also they dont taste as tasty as own made stuff (not that i tried the difference hehe)cut up cheese, bits of sasauge, cooked chicken (mine will dance on one foot for this), liver (again works the best but might be to hard on puppys stomach so not too much of this). i tried to teach cobi "down" for two months with the treats u can buy and then i started using self made treats and 2 days later he knew "down" perfectly as i guess it was more worth the work for him ![]() |
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