High Value Dog Treats

The ultimate list of high value treats for training/counter conditioning

honey ham deli slices (he just ignored three dogs for it and I over-treated him with half a slice total) · Cheetos puffs (just licking the cheese ...

What do you use for REALLY high value treats?

Canned sardines. OMG, the stuff smells gross but he is soooooooooo happy when I do an emergency recall and I jackpot him with that stuff. He ...

High Value Dog Treats - The Complete Guide | Pooch & Mutt

A high value treat is one that your dog perceives to be extra tasty. They would rarely, if ever, turn this treat down as it is just so delectable.

What are some really high value treats to train with that are healthy ...

The only training treat that is a high value is freeze dried liver, not the treats that has some liver with bunch of other things, you want the ...

High Value Dog Treats: Favorites to Try - Vetstreet

Using high value dog treats can help you and your dog excel at training, ease stressful situations, encourage new friendships, and help with your dog's focus.

High-Value Dog Treats - Baking Mischief

The perfect easy homemade high-value dog treats for training. Simple, inexpensive, and irresistible to dogs. Cats love them too!

What are your highest value treats? - Pet Forums

Tiny cubes of cheese, cheese in a tube, roast chicken, hot dog sausage, my own home made liver cake, any kind of roast meat cut up small. I use ...

High-value, small training treats ... ideas?

You can get freeze dried chicken and liver at the pet store, but the best motivators are freeze dried salmon and freeze dried lung. Those you have to order ...

What are "high-value" treats? - Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA

Cheese, low sodium hot dog, cooked chicken, dog food rolls such as Natural Balance, or even your dog's favorite treat from the pet store are all great options ...

The Importance of High-Value Training Treats & How to Use Them

Positive Reinforcement: Use high-value treats to reinforce positive behaviors. For example, whenever your dog successfully follows a cue or ...

What's the most high value dog treat? - Pet Forums

I find cheap tinned hot dogs and squeezy cheese to be pretty good go-to high value treats. Liver cake is also a favourite here but I always ...

High Value training treat suggestions | German Shepherds Forum

If you don't like tripe then you probably wouldn't like to use liver treats, dogs usually love those. There's a bunch of different recipes if ...

To use or not to use high value treats...

High value treats are treats that will trigger more interest from the dog. Depending on the dog, high value could be pieces of cheese, chicken or hot dogs.

high, med, and low value treats | Dog Forum

High: Liver, Hot dog, Cheese, or chicken. Medium: Store bought meat treat. Low: Kibble, carrots, or Store bought Peanut Butter Buscuit.

High value treats for training 8 week old - Golden Retriever forum

Congratulations on the new puppy! For high value treats: cooked chicken, cheese (I use cheese sticks cut into tiny pieces), steak, etc. For " ...

High-value, small training treats ... ideas?

High value treats are usually very smelly, as in stinky, and high in protein. The highest one I have found for my dogs are the Platos salmon strips.

High Value Treats | Hungarian Vizsla Forums

In Most pet stores or online... Texas hold um Lamb lung,(freeze Dried) You can also find freeze dried Beef lung... all USA made and very healthy ...

What Kind of Treats Should You Use to Train Your Dog

High-value treats tend to be moist or freeze-dried, extra smelly, and something your dog doesn't get very often (if at all) outside of training ...

Dog Training Treats: High Value vs Low Value - K9 Training Institute

Low- and high-value dog treats are ones you can use to help train a dog, meaning that they need to be quick and easy for a dog to eat.

High Value Training Treats - Dogs in Need of Space

High Value Training Treats · Brandi C. Squeeze cheese! · Krissii F. Tennis balls! · Stephanie F. Lickety Sticks! · Barbara L. Chicken breast – ...