Dog Treats: Little Rewards for Training and Everyday Life Together

Dog Treats: Rewards That Really Work

A good treat at the right moment makes training easier and strengthens your bond. Dog treats are ideal for rewarding the behaviour you want, motivating your dog or simply saying thank you. Here you'll find the tender Woolf soft snacks in many flavours and shapes, as well as rawhide snacks with chicken from Kerbl for longer, more relaxed gnawing sessions.

Woolf Soft Snacks for Training and on the Go

The soft snacks from Woolf are tender and easy to break into pieces, so one snack gives you lots of little rewards. They come with duck, lamb, rabbit, salmon, chicken or cod and in shapes such as strips, chunkies, sandwiches, sushi, bones and twisters. Dogs with a sensitive stomach often do well with a single flavour that you use again and again in training. Handy portions fit into any pocket, so you always have a reward ready on walks.

Rawhide Snacks with Chicken

For calmer moments there are the rawhide snacks with chicken from Kerbl. Shaped as hearts, doughnuts, pretzels, rolls, plaits or croissants, they're firmer and keep your dog busy for longer than a training titbit. They make a nice reward after a walk or during a short break. As with all chew snacks, give them under supervision and in a size that suits your dog.

Frequently asked questions

How many treats can my dog have a day?
As a rule of thumb, treats should make up no more than about ten per cent of the daily food amount. Deduct them from the main meal, especially on training days. That keeps your dog lean and fit.

Which treats work best for dog training?
Small, soft pieces that your dog can eat quickly without much chewing are ideal for training. Save particularly popular flavours like salmon or rabbit for tricky exercises or lots of distractions outdoors.

How do I store opened soft snacks?
Close the pack tightly after opening and keep it cool and dry. That way the snacks stay soft and full of flavour. For walks, a small treat pouch that you wash regularly is handy.