What reward treats for a puppy under 10 weeks?

[Wozza]

What's the best kind of reward treats to use for our puppy? At the moment we use cocktail sausages that are cut into small cubes. Is this ok for her or will it be too rich?

 

[MeganMK]

When Lucky was that young, he had a hard time chewing anything hard or crunchy. We found at Petsmart, little boxes of mini snausages. They are little treats that look like sausages, but these are mini sized. They are soft and chewy, and he loved them. They even come in a small little box that has a belt clip on it, so you can take it with you easily when they go potty.

 

[jenjones28]

We used the Pounce cat treats for Bindi when she was really little and she loved them, especially the tuna flavored ones. She still loves them. They come in a little mini can that is really easy to carry around, and they are little perfect puppy bite sized. They are also very soft. My cat won't touch them though.

 

[Charlie'sMom]

We used cooked chicked to start with for Bruce, and then found the recipe for Liver Brownies on BW (http://www.boxerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42316&highlight=liver+treat), which I made before his first training class (when he was 12 weeks) - he loves them and will do anything to get some, which make them great for training!

 

[Maci-May]

Maci's fave is theese

http://www.boxerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84775

My friend was training her puppy he was not interested in her treats he got a weff of these and she has never looked back as they only take about 2mins to prepere and 15mins in the microwave to cook!!!

 

[dharmadoodle]

i use sugarfree choc drops that i buy at the pet shop.

funny how clever Rogue is when the choc drops come out!!

 

[ReefsDad]

Frosted Mini Wheats

We give Reef Frosted Mini Wheats for treats and she loves them. A little messy but i think that they are better than any generic treats.