When Barli is learning a new skill–or when I want Tiki or Barli to REALLY pay attention to me, I always rely on one kind of treat: liver. The strong scent of liver gets their attention and holds it. Liver is inexpensive and liver jerky dog treats involve just one ingredient: liver! Liver jerky is …
Dogs love croutons–but store bought croutons can contain ingredients that aren’t dog friendly. Instead, it’s easy to make your own. Crunchy croutons can be broken into small pieces for training treats or croutons can be prepared with a softer chewy center to use as pill pockets. Can Dogs Eat Croutons? While they’d love to eat …
It doesn’t have to be Cinco de Mayo to bake up a batch of anise dog treats, a canine twist on a traditional Mexican cookie! Dogs love anise (much like some cats love catnip), and it’s sometimes used to entice dogs to play with toys or to make the treats more appealing. I’ve modified this …
Are you looking for easy, inexpensive training treats you can make for your dog without turning on the oven? We’ve got two super easy recipes to share for hot dog training treats for your dog–made using your microwave or a dehydrator! This treat is great as a training treat; once cooked, the treats shrivel up …
Sardines are high in Omega 3 and 6–a super food according to some people–but your dog will just call them very tasty!