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Katrina B
MemberHi, does anyone have a great recipe for (prefer grain free but not necessarily) treats that I can make that are suitable for giving as very small clicker training treats?
Thanks so much
Katrina & Bella the 4 month bulldog 🙂aquariangt
MemberHi Katrina,
Kudos on starting your puppy off on clicker training early! That makes me smile
As far as homemade treats, I have a few suggestions:
First, keep it varied, will keep the dog working longer. Use some commercial stuff, use kibble samples, whatever you’ve got (within reason obviously)
Lots of fresh foods-cubed up cheese, liverwurst, brawnschweiger (im sure I misspelled that), pieces of meat…
For something to make yourself-boil chicken, add a touch of honey to the water, that makes em go crazy 🙂 or “Tuna Fudge”-canned tuna (no sodium or other additives if you can) eggs, some flour (whatever kind you wish)-bake till solid but I like to keep it soft -
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