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BLACK dog training treats
Dog training treats from the BLACK line are a good choice when you need something exceptionally tasty that will grab your dog's attention even on a walk or during outdoor training. They're made from muscle meat and dried with warm air, so they keep their natural flavour and aroma.
In 50 g packs you'll find various kinds of meat, including some less common in a dog's diet: ostrich, kangaroo, buffalo, horse, goat, salmon, game, duck and lamb. The treats are small, so they suit dogs of every breed.
When to reach for strongly scented dog training treats?
Dog training treats from the BLACK line make sense where a lot is going on around your dog. A reward with a stronger smell cuts through distractions, meaning the smells, movement and other dogs that simply aren't there in your living room.
The rule trainers use is: have rewards of different value. An ordinary treat is enough for repetitions at home, and the strongest one is saved for a new place, recall amid distractions and first attempts at a harder command. If your dog gets the strongest reward all the time, it stops being anything special.
- Ostrich, kangaroo and buffalo: exotic proteins, completely new to most dogs.
- Horse with prebiotic: a variant described as gentle on the digestive system.
- Game and goat: meats with a distinct, strong smell.
- Salmon: the only fish item, often the most effective for fussy dogs.
- Duck and lamb: in-between flavours, good for stepping up from the everyday reward.
Puppy training treats: where to start
Puppy training treats are chosen by piece size, not by strength of smell. The puppy training treats in this line are sized to suit dogs of every breed, so they're also suitable for small dogs without breaking them into pieces.
With a young dog, it's worth starting with one flavour and watching how they react before introducing more. Exotic proteins, such as ostrich or kangaroo, can be valuable for later: if your dog ever needs a meat they've never eaten, it's good to have such a reserve that isn't used every day.
Training rewards for dogs with intolerances
Training rewards for dogs that don't tolerate popular types of meat are a real problem in training. Training rewards for dogs from the BLACK line solve it with rare proteins: ostrich, kangaroo and buffalo, which hardly appear in an everyday diet.
This means you can reward a dog for whom beef, poultry and lamb are off the table, without giving up on training or switching to non-meat rewards. The horse variant is also described as intended for dogs with a delicate digestive system and contains a prebiotic. If you're looking for the same approach in other forms, check out dog treats in the insect version and dried meat for dogs, where the ingredient list comes down to a single item. For a very fast pace of repetitions, Trenerki training treats are a better fit, because they're smaller and soft, so your dog eats them instantly and gets back to the exercise without a break. The BLACK line is then kept for the moments when you really need to win your dog over.