Training Treats for Dogs
Small, soft, high-value treats that keep training sessions fun and focused.
What makes a great training treat
The best training treats are small, soft, and high-value. Small so you can give a lot of reps without overfeeding, soft so your dog can eat quickly and stay focused, and high-value so the reward actually feels worth it.
How to use them well
- Keep pieces tiny. A treat the size of a pea is plenty during a session.
- Reward fast. Mark the behavior and deliver the treat within a second or two.
- Mind the calories. Treats should stay a small share of daily food, so break larger treats into pieces.
Soft bakes and beef lung break easily into training-sized pieces, so one treat can fuel a whole session.
Save the big stuff for big wins
Use everyday treats for routine practice and bring out the extra-special, extra-smelly rewards for hard skills like recall. Your dog learns fastest when the payoff matches the effort.
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Frequently asked questions
What size should a training treat be?
About the size of a pea, so your dog can eat it fast and you can do lots of reps without overfeeding.
Which treats work best for training?
Soft bakes and beef lung break into small, high-value pieces that keep dogs focused.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes, we ship across the United States, with free shipping on orders over $45.