Dogs thrive from consistent training, exercise, and interactive play.
Daily training benefits dogs because it keeps them engaged and challenged.
In my opinion, positive training that involves treats is the most beneficial training method to enforce behavior and build a strong bond with your dog.
I buy different treats every now and then to mix things up for my dogs (and introduce some variety, haha), but these 2 treats are their absolute favorites.
Whenever I’m holding these treats in my hand, they become the most attentive and obedient dogs!
First, the Softies.
They look and smell like fig bars.
My dogs start drooling whenever I open the box.
They are soft and easy to chew, so they make great daily treats for older dogs.
I like Blue Dog Bakery.
They make quality treats using real ingredients, and most importantly, their treats are made here in the United States.
The full list of ingredients is listed on the side of the box along with the nutrition chart.
Each treat has 40 calories.
Next, the Grain Free "Woof"ers.
The Grain Free “WOOF”ers are such fun treats that are perfectly suitable for dogs with grain sensitivities.
The box has a directional opening for convenient unboxing.
If you keep the treats in the original box, it’s a great feature because the top of the box doesn’t accidentally tear out.
Each treat has 30 calories.
These are such cute puffy treats.
They are soft and puffy like freshly baked banana bread.
Note that they are both soft, chewy treats.
The softer treats tend to have higher calories than smaller training bits or regular biscuits.
So if you’re managing your dog’s weight, I recommend limiting the number of treats you give out.
Not as ubiquitous as Milk Bones, but they are widely available.
I buy both treats from Target, but many pet stores and online retailers carry them as well.
They’re awesome treats to spoil your furry friends.
Dogs thrive from consistent training, exercise, and interactive play.
Daily training benefits dogs because it keeps them engaged and challenged.
In my opinion, positive training that involves treats is the most beneficial training method to enforce behavior and build a strong bond with your dog.
I buy different treats every now and then to mix things up for my dogs (and introduce some variety, haha), but these 2 treats are their absolute favorites.
Whenever I’m holding these treats in my hand, they become the most attentive and obedient dogs!
First, the Softies.
They look and smell like fig bars.
My dogs start drooling whenever I open the box.
They are soft and easy to chew, so they make great daily treats for older dogs.
I like Blue Dog Bakery.
They make quality treats using real ingredients, and most importantly, their treats are made here in the United States.
The full list of ingredients is listed on the side of the box along with the nutrition chart.
Each treat has 40 calories.
Next, the Grain Free "Woof"ers.
The Grain Free “WOOF”ers are such fun treats that are perfectly suitable for dogs with grain sensitivities.
The box has a directional opening for convenient unboxing.
If you keep the treats in the original box, it’s a great feature because the top of the box doesn’t accidentally tear out.
Each treat has 30 calories.
These are such cute puffy treats.
They are soft and puffy like freshly baked banana bread.
Note that they are both soft, chewy treats.
The softer treats tend to have higher calories than smaller training bits or regular biscuits.
So if you’re managing your dog’s weight, I recommend limiting the number of treats you give out.
Not as ubiquitous as Milk Bones, but they are widely available.
I buy both treats from Target, but many pet stores and online retailers carry them as well.
They’re awesome treats to spoil your furry friends.