As a dog trainer, my criteria for dog treats are high. Here are some of my favorite non-crumbly, easily handled, highly irresistible canine comestibles.
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Sweet potato dog treats you can make yourself
The key to a happy dog is slicing some tubers and baking them at a low temperature for many, many hours.
Dogs are hungry and greedy (and other reasons why trainers should use treats)
I love dogs endlessly, but that doesn’t mean I don’t believe they are opportunistic, selfish creatures who don’t do anything out of courtesy. They will, however, do things for food.
6 toys for dogs who need jobs
Food in a bowl doled out at regular intervals can make for a bored and unhappy dog. The solution? Toys that are like Sudoku puzzles for the canine set.
Why is it important to figure out what your pet finds reinforcing?
To most dogs and cats, liverwurst is as motivating as a suitcase full of cash would be to me.
Amy Sedaris’ DIY bunny treats
Did you know that most of the rabbits in shelters were purchased as Easter gifts and then discarded?
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