Do anybody else use these for training

[Bird Catcher 94]

I been using these for only a couple of month and my dog and pup (5 month) seems to be addicted.  I only has to say " what's this ?" and they're straight back. The wife and me calls it " dog crack "

[BobDown 581]

9 minutes ago, Bird Catcher said:

I been using these for only a couple of month and my dog and pup (5 month) seems to be addicted.  I only has to say " what's this ?" and they're straight back. The wife and me calls it " dog crack "

I could eat that me sen 

[Luckee legs 422]

1 hour ago, Bird Catcher said:

I been using these for only a couple of month and my dog and pup (5 month) seems to be addicted.  I only has to say " what's this ?" and they're straight back. The wife and me calls it " dog crack "

Not the same but similar stuff "duck bites" I use with my whippet pup, it is crack cocaine for them and really gets him paying attention. Top stuff is  dehydrated liver which is very cost effective if you have the machine (stinks house out in the oven) but my dehydrator blew up so I've been using either expiry date sliced meat from our village coop, sadly cost of living crisis makes that a bun fight to get, so this is a backup for training only. Other times I use cheap wheat based treats or I'd be down £10 a week just on treats

[Black neck 15,161]

I use leftover voluvonts or the remnants of fois grois from the masters kitchen 

[low plains drifter 9,457]

On 04/06/2022 at 20:27, Bird Catcher said:

I been using these for only a couple of month and my dog and pup (5 month) seems to be addicted.  I only has to say " what's this ?" and they're straight back. The wife and me calls it " dog crack "

This is the very fellow for you

[Maximus Ferret 2,055]

Have you been smokin' them dogtreats again Drifter?

Edited June 6, 2022 by Maximus Ferret

[low plains drifter 9,457]

1 minute ago, Maximus Ferret said:

Have you been smokin' them dogtreats again Drifter?

Dog treats, bull worker and hair piece 

You'll be reet