Re: Successful 'high value' treats Ohhh pop all your recipes in the recipe section.... new ones always welcome....and popular! With the dogs anyway
Re: Successful 'high value' treats I've used the Banana Biscuits recipe . Basically you just keep adding flour till you get the right consistency. They dry out well in the cooker and store in an airtight box. I made them as my toddler Grand-daughter wanted to give Molly a treat and my Vegan daughter wouldn't let her touch anything non-Vegan. Dog likes them, retires to 'her' step and has a good munch. My husband had used Spam as fishing bait, perhaps the high salt content served as a deterrent to freshwater fish (or that would be his excuse). The speed with which Labs down their grub it's amazing they can taste anythind
Re: Successful 'high value' treats I just brought Amy some garlic sausage on a packet, looks like ham. Stinks, so think she likes it.
Re: Successful 'high value' treats I use kibble, or else cheese cubes. But I have recently discovered that for my mad retriever girl, a little mini dummy is a wonderful reward. She gets to carry it in her mouth when she has done something especially good. Zero calories!!!
Re: Successful 'high value' treats I have a tube of squeezy cheese. You just take the lid off, give it a squizz and let the dog lick the cheese off the end. You can then pop the lid back on when you want to put the tube back in your pocket/bag and put it back in the fridge when you get home. You just have to remember not to make Hubby's sandwiches with it....Well not unless he's upset you, anyway .
Re: Successful 'high value' treats [quote author=Jules link=topic=4407.msg55425#msg55425 date=1392840765] I have a tube of squeezy cheese. You just take the lid off, give it a squizz and let the dog lick the cheese off the end. You can then pop the lid back on when you want to put the tube back in your pocket/bag and put it back in the fridge when you get home. You just have to remember not to make Hubby's sandwiches with it....Well not unless he's upset you, anyway . [/quote] Ha ha ha! Mean!....it's a lean day in our house when Dexters chicken gets used for the sarnies ....only before it's cut up into little pieces...that would be going too far ;D the tubes of cheese of course upset Dexters tummy terribly but he copped on pretty quickly that a squeeze produced cheese.....so he would gently mouth on my hand as if to say squeeze the tube NOW!
