Three Dog Bakery Grain Free Wafers Baked Dog Treats, Sweet Potato, 13 oz

I'm sad to have to add this edit to the Three Dog Bakery treats. The last 2 orders of these in Aug of 22 were rock hard and I could barely get a knife through them to cut them in half for my little Maltese. I ended up giving them to the neighbor's pit bull. I'm not able to find them anywhere else nearby so I don't know if it's an Amazon storage problem or a bakery change/problem. But I won't be buying these any more.My Boxers loved them, my YorkiePoo loved them, my Maltese loves them and my daughter's Spitz and Chocolate Lab love them! I started looking for a softer, more flavorful treat for my elderly Boxers a few years ago and found these in a specialty dog store. Mr. Bruno & Mr. Howard sniffed them and chomped them right down. Ms. Tinkerbelle, who was terribly picky about her food & treats sniffed, rejected, sniffed and then inhaled hers. All three of them have passed on now but I have a little elderly Maltese rescue (Cotton) who has horrible teeth that can't be pulled until he's free of heart worms (ugh!). I cut them in half for him & he manages them just fine. I tried other soft treats for him but he won't touch them.These are not squishy soft but firm yet pliable and easily chewed. They have a nice aroma of the turkey/cranberry or apple or peanut butter ingredients. I keep them in an airtight container as they will begin to lose their softness if left in the container they arrive in. BUT my daughter loves these containers to hold craft items for her small children and Lego pieces that have become separated from the project (Hmmm).I used these to train my Boxers and now to train little Cotton to come when called and stay in place. My daughter's dogs know where the treats are kept and when they come in from a potty break, they go straight to the treat place and sit, waiting for me to offer them one.I'm glad to have found these and hope Amazon continues to carry them as they are difficult to find elsewhere.

Jazzy is a 17-lb, 14 year old Jack Russell Terrier. She was a rescue from an abusive home and received no medical care in the 7 years she was there; her teeth were in poor condition, and she's always had difficulty chewing in the 4 years she's been with me. She's another failed foster for me but senior pets hold a special place in my heart and one issue that goes along with that is finding nutritious, good-tasting, fresh treats to add variety to her diet. I've given away a lot of treats that I thought she may like but most of the time she's unable to chew a product or doesn't seem to like the taste.I purchased both the turkey with cranberries and chicken with apples varieties as Lightening Deals and both were instant hits. If you're looking for chews that will last awhile this isn't a product for you, but if you want a chew that's easy for a dog with dental or gum issues these are perfect. The consistency is similar to an oatmeal cookie and they're about 1-1/2 inches long and 1/4-inch thick but she has no problems chewing them and looks forward to 2 each night before bedtime. If you have a smaller dog there wouldn't be a problem in tearing the treats apart for smaller pieces.Three Dog Bakery's products remain fresh for a long time if stored properly; I purchased both varieties 7/11/20 and both best by dates are August 2021. I've seen some reviewers have complained because their products were hard but I've ordered several of Three Dog Bakery's products and the consistency was always soft. However, I did notice the treats were beginning to harden one night but I realized I hadn't twisted the cover on correctly the night before. They became soft again by the following night.I wouldn't hesitate to purchase different varieties of Three Dog Bakery's products for Jazzy! They are a little on the expensive side, but I know each product is fresh, good quality, healthy, and something that Jazzy will enjoy because so far she's never turned down any of Three Dog Bakery products!

Have fussy eater French Bull dog who loves anything from Three Dog Bakery. Bernese Mountain Dog loves them too !

I like buying big bags of big soft treats and then cut them into smaller pieces for my dogs’ treat bowl. It is typically cheaper to do it that way if you want good quality ingredient treats. My dogs get a treat every time they come inside, so having smaller treats ensures they aren’t eating too many.My border/heeler is very picky when it comes to treats- they have to be soft and meat flavored. I found these and thought they were a good price so I gave them a shot.My dogs liked them, but they weren’t as soft as I was expecting them to be. They weren’t crunchy treats, but they weren’t soft either. I tried cutting them with a standard steak knife and they were too hard cut. I ended up cutting them with a heavy duty pocket knife.Since my dogs liked them, I will probably get them again, but it will just take longer to cut them. If you are expecting soft treats, or if you have an older dog, these probably aren’t the treats for you.

My picky pups love these. The only drawback is that I have to cut them up with sharp kitchen scissors to make them easier to chew for my dogs (Frenchies) - cut them in 1/2 or in thirds. But, these are a "go to" treat for them, even my pup who has food allergies.

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Pro: My 5 year old chihuahua has a mind of her own, she’s refused the 3 dog bakery biscuits and cares only for the fig and crème cookies, but these… she sniffed, licked, sniffed, sniffed, couldn’t stop sniffing and licking. They really smell like jerky and the ingredients are balanced enough to keep it a new regular in taste and a healthy alternative to her favorite three dog figs and cookies.Con: This is not a small nor small-medium dog treat. These things are huge. They’re broken up into 2-3 pieces each for her to chew down. She’s a 7 lb deer head chihuahua. They’re soft enough with the proper sealed packaging at the beginning to break them up with a kitchen knife, which is a lot for a big bin, and they get dry and harder to break up and chew up for her.

Really good treats but found them cheaper else where.

My Shiba Inu thoroughly enjoyed this yummy treat. Lasts about 60 seconds so its not meant to be a training treat. Maybe end of training well done treat!

I have a dog who a) is fussy and b) hates having to actually bite any treat. So it makes it hard to find treats for her. She loves these! In fact she ignores all other treats now. Great product!

My dog loves the taste of them! They’re the perfect size for treating after going outside.

They smell amazing I want to eat them myself