What kind of dog treats do you buy?

[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.

[binka_nugget]

I like to make my own dog treats when I have the time, which isn't all that often. For training treats, I usually use little pieces of Rollover. It's cheap, easy to find and lasts forever! For chews, they get either bully sticks or raw bones. They both seem to prefer raw bones over the bully sticks though.

[Glacier]

. For training treats, I usually use little pieces of Rollover. It's cheap, easy to find and lasts forever! .

Rollover is also great for hiding pills in. I use it every day to get Earle, Goldie and Preacher to take their pills.

[Kenley's Cat Lady]

Russo will eat most anything (the Lab in him I guess) but he really likes Greenies. I also buy him vitabones or give him raw carrots, apples,and for some reason he really likes cantalope.When I'm feeling really ambitious I will make bisquits, he likes the ones with garlic in them.

[Tollers-n-Dobes]

For training treats, we also use Roll-Over or cheese. As far as snacks go, we get a mixture of biscuits in bulk from a pet store but that's only because Winston has to eat a cookie in the afternoon or else he throws up. Before, we got him they usually got pieces of apple or baby carrots instead of cookies. Now they get both. For chews, they get only get raw bones.