Puppy Treats, Natural, Training Treat, Grain Free, Crunchy Chicken & Carrot (6 Ounce Bag)

In puppy training there are 4 grades of treats. 1. RECALL - The very best treat reward ... because a recall *must* work to save a nasty incident so tends to be fresh chicken or ham or cheese 2. Training - When you want to reward new and good behaviour in the early days 3. Standard treats that are there for normal trained behaviours like checking in or mat training 4. Low value ... dog will often turn his nose up. These fall between the 2-3 level. Puppy likes them and will work for them but soon becomes bored

My australian shepherd found these difficult to chew-- and he has a strong bite. This made them impossible to use during training because he would choke on them as he tried to complete an exercise.

My 2 months old puppy loves it. She had diarrhea with other treat, but this one is good.

These Wellness Puppy Treats have become a favorite in our house. They’re small, crunchy, and easy to handle, perfect for training or just rewarding good behavior. My puppy goes crazy for the chicken and carrot flavor, and I love that they’re grain-free and made with natural ingredients. They don’t crumble easily, so I can toss a few in my bag without making a mess, and the texture is firm but not too hard for little teeth. The resealable bag keeps them fresh, and the smell isn’t overwhelming like some other treats. Honestly, they’ve made training sessions so much smoother, definitely a staple in our puppy routine.

My Lab loves these they are small enough for use in training. QUALITY is great nutritional and low calorie

My Puppy is super picky when it comes to treats, but she loooves these! She’s almost 10 months, and I’ve probably spent hundreds on treats trying to see what she likes, and she’ll usually sniff whatever I give her, and then walk away. But these?! She sniffs them, and gobbles them up! Yay! HOWEVER, the price for these on Amazon is almost triple the normal price in stores. I first bought them on Amazon just to see if my puppy would like them, and once I realized that she does, I tried to see if any of my local pet stores have them… so far, none of them do unfortunately, but I did find some Canadian online sites that sell them and offer delivery, and they’re about $5 bucks a pack, which is a huge difference from what I paid for it on Amazon. Just wanted to give a heads up! Also, not all dogs are the same, and not all dogs will have the same reaction to a treat as another dog. The review about someone’s dog getting diarrhea from these treats - not every dog will have the same reaction to these treats. For example, my dog has not had one negative thing happen to her from these treats, and absolutely loves them. If your puppy is picky like mine, it doesn’t hurt to grab a pack of these and just test them out.