Cloud Star Corporation Tricky Trainer 5 Oz Chewy Cheddar

Her highness is a big fan of cheese, so I thought this would be a good alternative as cheese itself doesn't really have long shelf life and portable in Singapore weather. You can watch her highness rejecting it. My quest for an appealing 'trainer treat' continues. Its packed in a good quality resealable bag. Ingredients wise, not the best treat out there but its priced accordingly. you get what you pay for. No shockers here(what and corn free doesn't mean grain free). For a 18-20 kg dog, I would suggest further splitting the treat size to 1/2 or 1/4th to use this for training . PS: so far from all the chewy treats I have tried, Wellness core soft well bites is the only one that has received the royal seal of approval.

Tricky trainers are far and away our favorite training treat. They are small and soft, and can be broken down into even smaller bits as desired. They can go straight into your pocket without leaving a mess. These have lots of value for dogs, too. We've used them to train a leash reactive dog to first sit while other dogs pass, then to walk confidently past other dogs. We've used them for basic obedience training and for more advanced "trick" work, as well as for scent work. They are a constant staple in our dog supply cabinet and they've never let us down! More to love: -They are corn and wheat free, with a common sense ingredient list you can pronounce. -They aren't high in calories. They contain some maple syrup but aren't as crazy sweet as many treats. -They appear to be made in the USA. (Label says "Manufactured for Cloud Star, St. Louis, MO" - so not 100% clear.) -They donate a portion of their proceeds to animal charities. -The cheddar flavor is perfect if you'd rather not carry meat products around in your pocket. -They come in a resealable zipper bag and stay soft and fresh as long as it is sealed between uses. At our house, "cookie" has come to mean "Tricky Trainer", and our dogs will do just about anything for these "cookies"!

Puppy loves these. I'm glad you can break them down to smaller pieces. Takes her to long to chew a whole! Great for training! I get these out she is already sitting!

My dog Rico recently had his teeth cleaned and, alas, needed 14 teeth extracted (oof). He's on soft food only for three weeks while his stitched-up gums heal, meaning he can't have his favorite, crunchy treats (Charlee Bears). In the past, we've used BilJac Little Jacs as a training reward. Bonus, they're so squishably soft that I can hide a small pill in the middle (shhh.). But they're not cheap, so I decided to try these. Both our dogs like the flavor, but these "soft and chewy" treats are too hard for a dog recovering from dental surgery. That's my only caveat, but in this case it's a major one. Rico misses his treats and is sad.

My dog loves these. She's really picky for some reason with treats. Peanut Butter? nope...Bacon flavored? nope. Cheddar Cheese - yes! Which is challenging b/c it's not a very popular dog treat flavor. She also doesn't like crunchy treats so these are perfect and have been our go-to treat since she was a puppy (she's 9 y/o now). One drawback, they are "soft", and the bags are resealable. But after a while the treats do start to dry out and get a little hard. So there have been a couple times we don't get through the bag quickly and have had to toss them. We now try and buy the smaller size.