What do you use for REALLY high value treats?

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

I assume whipped cream, yogurt and ice cream/froyo are at the top too, but because they upset his stomach so much we've never used them for ...

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

When you would use high value treats ... High Value treats are ideal for rewarding good behaviour so your dog understands when they've done a great job. Equally, ...

What do you use for REALLY high value treats?

For high value treats I use boiled hamburger, steak or chicken. For recall I used a tug toy a lot as a reward. I would call her name and when ...

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

I use dry dog food. The pieces are small so I don't have to fuss with breaking up dog biscuits. And they are obviously just as healthy as their ...

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

We recommending having both low value and high value treats available when training. A low value treat such as a dry cookie or kibble can be used as a reward ...

What are your highest value treats? - Pet Forums

High value treats are usually real meat or cheese. Moist, soft treats are usually a hit too. That said, I always work to increase the value of ...

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

I use all kinds of unusual flavored high end dog treats for training. Buddy Biscuits are a favorite and I rotate flavors. I think rotating the treats has been a ...

Guide to High Value Treats and Dog Training | Direct4Pet

Treats are one of the most powerful and easiest tools we can use to teach dogs obedience, basic training and positive behaviours. High value ...

Tastiest high value training treat recommendations - Pet Forums

I use JR Pate as a high value treat for Teds. Most of my walking dogs love it too! Most of the flavours are firm enough to be cut into cubes for ...

high, med, and low value treats | Dog Forum

What are your dog's low, medium, and high value training treats? ... For high value, I use fruits, like banana, apple, strawberry, etc. I also use ...

High Value Training Treats - Dogs in Need of Space

My fave training treat are Stella and Chewy's Freeze Dried Raw patties (broken into little pieces). I never give my dogs those treats at any other time, so ...

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.

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.

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

You don't need to use much as the smell from the cheese will rub off onto the other high-value dog treats. This will give even the low-value ...

high value treats Archives - eileenanddogs

Heather Edgar of Caninesteins says: “The hands-down favourite of all of my dogs is liverwurst. If you wanted to dilute it down because it's both high calorie ...

Successful 'high value' treats - The Labrador Forum

Didn't know if there was something in it that dogs can't have? ... I'm sure Labradors would love it. Spam can be very high in salt. Because I use ...

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

I use soft treats like Bil Jac and Zukes when they're that little and save the really tasty stuff until they hit the bratty teenager stage. Desi ...

The 7 Best High Value Training Treats - The Modern Dog Trainer

There are very few dogs that don't go crazy for peanut butter. Whether you give them a quick swipe with their tongue directly out of the jaw, or ...

What are good high value treats to use for different types of dogs?

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 ...