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What Treats do you Give
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What are some kinds of treats that you give your weims? I am looking for new treats for MyLo!
Hi.. I like liver treats as you can break them in small pieces.I also buy the duck & chicken now & againGreat for training..
I make my own treats…that way I know what goes in them. If you have the time to bake, it’s pretty cost effective! Here is a link to the ones I make for Jaeger. I roll out the dough and punch out the perfect training sized treats.
http://www.thecookierookie.com/pb-dog-treats/
-Steph & Jaeger
I ONLY get treats made in the USA and Canada. If it’s from China, NO. If the label is vague about anything to do with origin or ingredients; NO.
Our dogs go absolutely insane over dried liver and dried organs. There is nothing added or treated and they cut/break into small pieces easily as well.
Forever Weimanamanama
I also like to bake pumpkin cookies. I just take a basic recipe and turn that into pumpkin cookies. They adore them.
Weimanamanama Weimaranermama
dried lamb lung.
when we did tracking, i used those. you can break them into very small pieces.Since we feed raw (very messy in your pockets) I buy a bag of dog kibble (good quality) to give as treats (for training or search games). I also give fruit and veggies (but not too much since Amos has a sensitive stomach). For the kong I use peanut butter or liver wurst.
Liver wurst? Geez, Amos gets fed better than I do!
that’s in the fridge babe! (*Makes a smug Odin face)
Weimanamanama Weimaranermama
Levi gets Tricky Trainers (grain free!) He really likes the cheddar ones. I switched to them because they’re very small so I can treat with them often when training new tricks or tasks.
He also gets Natural Jerky Joy Sticks 36″ (although usually split one in half between the two dogs) ever now and then.
It varies, I try to stick to limited/single ingredient grain free treats. Things like dried liver/lung, evo wild cravings, lakse kronch, real meat treats, bully sticks, tracheas, antlers, etc.
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