What kind of dog treats do you buy?

[K9karen]

Me too! I always trained Cody with hot dogs and cheese. And Ah! His doggy kingdom was mine! He had all kinds of treats and a supervised rawhide bone each night. Mz. Logan is not food orientated but does like a plain "lite" dog cookie after outies. She also has a rawhide every night and of course a wee bit of Rice Krispies (Rrr Rrrs! ) as a bedtime snack. Her favorite thing is butt rubs, neck hugs and kisses!

[Suki Wingy]

um, a LOT.
I give him pig femurs, flavored rawhides, greenies (watch him while he has these) and his favorite foods are liver training treats, brands Authority, Bil-Jac, and AKC. He's also really weird: he LOVES Soy and Tofu in any kind, noodles, and rabbit treats.

[Crazy-Cat-Lover]

I buy Bailey Bully Sticks, any natural biscuits and raw bones. I'm sure I'll be buying tons of different treats, but for now, that is what he's getting.

[Pembroke_Corgi]

Marta's favorite dog treat is carob drops, Adele likes the peanut butter drops (of course they will both eat anything). For bones I give them real bones that you find in a pet store. I don't give them rawhide because Marta usually gets sick, and I don't want to risk them swallowing big chunks and hurting themselves.

Edited to add: Also for chewing I get them big, tightly woven rope toys. They destroy stuffed toys and plastic ones too so these are good for playing and chewing I think- for one thing they take a long time to destroy!

[Roxyluvsme13]

Oh wow...
Let's see....
Roxy
-loves Beggin Strips
-Basted bones
-Rawhide
-She eats ANYTHING!
Lily
-these things called Nummies from Petsmart are her favorite (they're a bit like Pupcorn)
-Chewy sticks (the soft meaty ones)
-Rawhide sticks(She could chew them for hours!
-She goes berserk over Cheese, too!

[Sophist]

My boy gets Beggin' Strips for training treats. He responds to the scent more than anything else, and since he's a little guy I usually tear the strips up so 1 or 2 last the whole session. He also is a big fan of tiny cheese cubes, but other than that he responds with a lot more enthusiasm to toys than he does to snacks (which is odd for a beagle).

[IRescue452]

The name evades me but Autumn has been getting some hip and joint formula treats lately. I buy a variety of treats. I like the pet life lollipup treats (the little circle biscuits) they are a good size so she can have a few and not get fat.

[pitc9]

Buddy sticks his nose up at most treats! For a dog that was found starving living in the woods, he's a picky eater!
He'll only eat a few things; Puperoini and Snausages are the only moist treats he'll eat and he'll also eat Milkbones, bully sticks and pigs ears.
Sierra, ugh... she'll eat anything you put in front of her face!
I always buy a HUGE box of Milkbones, I get the small multi flavored ones. They love it when I make peanut butter sandwiches out of them!

[Zipsmybaby]

Since my boxer loves her treats and expects one each time she goes out and is used to getting one on the arm of her chair when I leave, I use the Iams weight control biscuits. She also loves to get her special bits of cheese and peanut butter.

Irescue452, if you recall the name of the hip and joint treat I would be most interested in finding out more about those. ty

[wolfsoul]

I give Visa moist treats because they are easy to cut up for clicker training and agility and whatnot. She doesn't really like hard treats anyways. I try to keep to healthy treats.

Oh, and for chews, she gets raw bones, bully sticks, Greenies, Freshies, etc.

[RobiLee]

My girls eat about any kind of treat and I always buy a variety. They get bored with a certain one after awhile so I always have to mix them up. Right now they have some Bil-Jack biscuits and some Bonz. They love rawhide bones to chew on for awhile. Chew-eez, pigs ears, bully sticks, cow hooves and things like that. Oh and they love Greenies!

[IRescue452]

It came to me, actually I looked it up and recognized the package. Its Nutri-vet lamb and rice biscuits with glucosamine and ester-c. I don't know how much glucosamine they need to have to help at all but its better than none if anything. http://www.vetamerica.com/index.asp?...OD&ProdID=2670