Dog treats
A small reward can do a lot of work.
Treats for training, walks and everyday rewarding – choose by size, ingredients and, above all, what has real value for your dog.
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How do you choose treats for your dog?
A treat can be a quick reward during training, motivation on a walk or simply something tasty during the day. When choosing, consider not only the ingredients but also the size, texture and intended use. A different treat suits dozens of repetitions in training than a larger one-off reward.
Small, quick rewards for training
For training, smaller treats that the dog can eat quickly are practical so you can continue smoothly. With frequent rewarding, it is also useful if the treat can easily be broken into even smaller pieces.
Palatability determines the value of the reward
Not every dog works equally willingly for every food. For more difficult situations, it can make sense to save a favourite high-value treat and use more ordinary rewards for easier tasks.
Choose ingredients according to the dog
Look at the ingredients used, sources of animal protein and any additional components. If you know a certain ingredient does not suit your dog, check the full ingredient list rather than only the product name or main flavour.
Treats are part of the daily intake
With frequent rewarding during training, even small pieces add up over time. Adjust the amount of treats to your dog’s size, activity and the rest of the diet. If you reward very often during the day, reduce the main food amount if needed and monitor the dog’s body condition over time.
Frequently asked questions about choosing dog treats
What treats are best for training?
Small, easy-to-swallow rewards are practical because they do not interrupt training for long. They also need to be tasty enough to provide real motivation for the individual dog.
How big should a training treat be?
A very small piece that the dog can eat quickly is usually enough. Adjust the size to the individual dog – the aim is to reward, not to serve a large portion after every exercise.
How many treats can a dog have per day?
There is no universal number. It depends on the size and energy value of the treat, the dog’s size, activity and overall diet. Treats need to be included in the total daily intake.
Do I always need to use the same treat for training?
No. You can use rewards of different value depending on the difficulty of the situation. For example, save a favourite treat for harder exercises or environments with more distractions.
What if my dog has sensitive digestion or dietary restrictions?
Check the full ingredients carefully and choose treats that match the dog’s individual restrictions. With a diagnosed food allergy, veterinary diet or long-term digestive problems, it is advisable to discuss the choice with a veterinarian.
