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  1. 11-05-2013, 08:52 AM #13
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    So... tried the frozen green beans on him this weekend, he turned his nose up at them at first, but then finally ate them, LOL
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  2. 11-05-2013, 09:07 AM #14
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Leo LOOOOOVES bananas though we found out!! Is there any fruit I should avoid (besides the obvious grapes/raisins)?
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Quote Originally Posted by mhuinker View Post
    Leo LOOOOOVES bananas though we found out!! Is there any fruit I should avoid (besides the obvious grapes/raisins)?
    I'll have to try bananas with Jax. Did you just break off pieces for Leo?
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Marg got her first taste of banana this past weekend I was eating one because it was soft and easy to chew after surgery, and she was begging for a bite so I shared it. She loved it! Ha nothing better then a cute mushy face eating a mushy banana!
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Quote Originally Posted by Cbrugs View Post
    I'll have to try bananas with Jax. Did you just break off pieces for Leo?
    Yes, very small pieces (about 3). It's funny, he had never been reactive toward a banana before (since we've had him anyway), and he was at Grandma and Grandpa's house this weekend and Grandma had a banana, and Leo went crazy!
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  6. 11-11-2013, 10:17 AM #18
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Quote Originally Posted by bullmama View Post
    I usually get my treats from petflow, I can find good grain free treats on their clearance. You can find an ad for them on our homepage. Most of the time if I am doing a long training session I will just use their dog food as I don't want to upset their tummy. I also give fresh fruits and veggies. Otherwise I usually frozen green beans because they love them the most. I prefer these over treats.
    I do the same. I use his food as treats. My boy loves his food so it works and it's small.
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  7. 11-11-2013, 10:20 AM #19
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    Re: Treats for training purposes

    Some people like carrots too I have seen and heard. Ollie is not fond of them. I usually buy the Blue Buffallo Healthy Biskets for my boys as treats. They are big cookies so I break them up. They make a salmon flavored one that all my boys love and I just got the Pumpkin and Cinnamon treats from Blue Buffallo and they smell DELICIOUS! Dog love them too. LOL
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