Barker and Barker Little Liver Dog Training Treats - 500 Tasty & Healthy Treat Pot - Grain Free, Low Calorie, High in Protein & B Vitamins, No Artificials - 100% Human-Grade for Puppies & Small Dogs

These have been excellent for training purposes of a young puppy. They are small, but consider the amount you’ll go through, toileting and behaviour training, numerous times a day, I believe they are sufficient. Also nice that they are so low in calories. They are too small to just be a treat, they don’t get chewed, just hoovered out if my fingers, but definately right for the job. They are healthy and there is a suggested maximum amount, as for the taste, I can’t comment, nor can my pup, not in her mouth long enough. She loves them.

Used for training treats. Very successful as puppies love them! Great value for money.

Little Liver Dog Training Treats live up to their name, as they truly are very little indeed. These pint-sized treats pack a powerful punch when it comes to training your furry companion, making them a handy tool for rewarding good behavior and reinforcing positive habits. The first thing you'll notice about these treats is their size. They are incredibly tiny, perfect for quick, bite-sized rewards during training sessions. This petite nature prevents overfeeding, ensuring your dog stays focused and motivated without feeling too full or losing interest. The treats' rich liver flavor is undoubtedly a hit with most dogs. The strong aroma quickly grabs your pet's attention and keeps them engaged during training exercises. I found that even the most stubborn pups couldn't resist the allure of these little liver delights. Furthermore, the treats' soft and chewy texture makes them easy to break into even smaller pieces, which is useful for dogs of all sizes. This versatility allows you to customize the treat size according to your dog's training needs, making them suitable for both large breeds and tiny companions. However, the small size of Little Liver Dog Training Treats also presents some challenges. For larger dogs, it can feel like giving them a microscopic morsel, which might not feel as rewarding for the dog or as satisfying for the owner. Additionally, because of their tiny nature, the treats can be a bit fiddly to handle, especially during fast-paced training sessions. In conclusion, Little Liver Dog Training Treats offer a practical and effective option for rewarding your four-legged friend during training exercises. Their tiny size and lip-smacking liver flavor are a hit with most dogs, keeping them focused and eager to please. While their small stature can be a bit challenging for larger dogs and may require more frequent repurchasing, these treats undoubtedly serve their purpose in positive reinforcement and are well worth considering for your training toolkit.

If you don’t know about these training treats, you should. My little pug is 8 now and has had them since a puppy. She initially trained with them and they worked a treat as she was always eager to get them as a reward. Even today she does as asked for one of these delicious treats. She’s always maintained a great weight on them alongside her regular food. Easy to follow instructions and weight guide to get the correct amount of daily treats. They are easily eaten as they are small. The ingredients are top notch and she loves them. They come in airtight pouches or containers so last.

Treats are smaller than a five pence piece

My little cockapoo will anything for these. They are the perfect size for training. Looking at the ingredients it seems they are comparatively low in fat, my main reason for buying them.

Perfect sensible training treat - easy, no mess and I haven’t met a dog who doesn’t like these little tasty tablets.

These are very disappointing. From the picture I thought they would be at least liver-coloured and perhaps chewy, but they are way too small, grey and with no smell whatsoever. Not convinced they contain any liver and are probably mainly made of compacted ash imo. My Labrador does not view these as a treat, or even edible, and she eats horse poo! Not value for money. Have thrown them in the bin.