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Old 11-24-2009, 08:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Zulee loves cheese. It's just not the best thing to train with. What do you use when you are training? I need some ideas.
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When we were training dogs at the humane society I managed, our junior volunteers used to cut hotdogs up into slices, put them in a single layer on a microwave safe plate and microwave them until they were crispy!! The dogs LOVED them, they weren't as messy as raw hotdogs, and they were a nice size for training.

I haven't done that for my own dogs for a while, but now that I remembered it I may! The only thing is that we do keep them in the refrigerator, so they're not as convenient as the store bought, crunchy training treats...

A friend of mine gave me a recipe for Tuna Brownies, too. I don't have it with me right now, but when I put my hands on it I'll post it here. Her poodle will do ANYTHING for a bite of Tuna Brownies (and no, there is no chocolate in the recipe!)
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I've found a dog roll here in town that doesn't need to be in the fridge (though it needs to be air tight) and when I have it out, it kneads into the consistancy of firm play-dough. So I can keep a handful in my hand, it's not greasy or yuck, it can dry out if it's been unsealed for a bit, but usually is good. I break it off or let Paris nibble a bit off for and extra special treat. lol
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Natural ABalance dog food rolls....its a complete diet food and can be cut up into small or large pieces for training. It also easily breaks and is soft so they chew and swallow faster and training can keep moving at a good pace.
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I use these vet treats that are chicken and you can break them up into small pieces. One piece goes a long way.
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Freeze dried beef heart.... dogs will do whatever you ask for this. It's the ultimate high value treat
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I've used hotdog slices too but never thought of the microwave drying trick. I'm going to do that tonight!
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You can nuke braunschweiger too and they love it. I use cheese, Natural Balance rolls, chicken, hot dogs, etc... Anything yummy will do. My Whippet, Robin, LOVES candy - skittles, m & m's, jelly beans...
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My Whippet, Robin, LOVES candy - skittles, m & m's, jelly beans...
A friend of mine says her standard poodle LOVES mini marshmallows! Gotta love all that refined sugar!
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Forgot about the mini marshmallows! We use them quite a bit for training when you have to throw something that is highly visible - you can toss them pretty well and they are easy to see inside or out.

Yep - Robin has a TOTAL sweet tooth (takes after his mama!).
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